Oct. 7th, 2007

tsukikage: (misc - The End of the World)
Dangerous.

Space is dangerous.

It's really dangerous.

Really dangerous.

Space is dangerous. First of all, it's big.

It's beyond big.
It's like super big
You can't use big here like you're saying,
"About as big as 20 Tokyo Domes?"

This is way beyond that level.
After all, it's infinite.
Whoa! And you can't measure it in units.
This is beyond tatami mats or hectares.
It's infinite and it's super big.
And supposedly, it's expanding.
That's dangerous.
It's expanding.

Since normal stuff like the Earth doesn't expand.
It'd be a problem if your floor started growing.
That'd make the trip to the bathroom longer.
If the road to school grew longer,
and a ten minute walk during my first year
turned into a two hour bike ride during my third year,
I'd want to cry.
That's why Earth doesn't expand.
It's willing to be reasonable.
But space is dangerous.
It doesn't give a damn about us.
It expands like crazy.
So much that we can't even measure the distance traveled by light from the farthest reaches.
Way too dangerous.

I said it was infinite, but maybe it has limits.
But if it has limits,
"Then what's outside space?"
And nobody knows the answer. Dangerous.
Nobody knows that answer. That's incredible.
And it's super cold. Around 1 kelvin.
That would be -272 c.
Dangerous. Way too cold.
You'll die faster than you can drive a nail through a banana. Scary.
And there's absolutely nothing at all.
Super empty. And super relaxed.
It talks about hundereds of millions of years like it's nothing.
Not even grade school students bring up hundreds of millions of years these day.
In any case, space has mad horsepower. Since it can handle infinity.
Our limited understanding of infinity comes through complex calculations involving integers.
Or by soliving for f or through a calculator.
No sweat for space.
Infinity is infinity.
Incredible. Dangerous.
Anyway freaks, you need to realize how dangerous space is.
Stuff like Hubble that's gone out into space is amazing.
Keep

Etc.


[EDIT: I like the "paragraph" about things expanding the best. :) Aren't we glad the Earth is willing to be reasonable?]
tsukikage: (StC - Chihiro on balcony)
[livejournal.com profile] lugia222's right... "Clockwork TARDIS" really does sound like something out of Spirited Away. (I tried to upload that track and the one I think it sounds most like to my website, but I seem to be unable to access the FTP server for my website right now.)
God, my room is so hot, and I really don't want to set up the AC only to take back downstairs in two weeks, and even though I opened both windows there's not enough of a breeze today for it to make much of a difference... But at Ann's suggestion I did brig up a fan, so hopefully that'll start to help.
tsukikage: (Hikki - hells yeah!)
...
m-flo is now on the US iTunes store.
Fucking YAY! Only $12 an album, too!
*wants Wednesday to come*

P.S. I still wish I could get the song titles, etc., but this is way cheaper than dealing with a Japanese iTunes card and song prices.
P.P.S. OMG, they have スネオヘアー! And the Nana Best (anime) album! And Ootsuka Ai! *flails* I hope this pattern continues!

[EDIT: *stares awkwardly* So, Utada Hikaru's ULTRA BLUE is on the US store too, but... Why is Passion listed as track 1? NM]
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Thanks for sharing, [livejournal.com profile] ssofdestruction!
And from [livejournal.com profile] conuly, an article on a college that's helping severely disabled students have "normal" physical relationships.
Also, I have study plans for the theme 2 test! Me and a classmate are going to meet at 6 on Friday. It's not going to be long, but hey, it's better than nothing.

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