what exactly is it that you're requesting?

i think he wants a star trek impulse engine :/

Willie, I can't believe I'm saying this, but you are mistaken. :(

elx, if you need to ask, you gots lotsa learning ahead of you. That's OK, though, aren't you still like 17 or something?

are you talking about ion propulsion then

edit: n/m wikipediad it

edit 2: and how exactly is a star trek impulse engine NOT a type of inertial propulsion drive

no sir, i fully understand the concept - what i don't understand is if you're asking me to defy the laws of physics.
what did you mean by 'work on it'?

and no, i'm not 17 yet.

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Like that's ever stopped you before, Tadao.

After they admit it, yes!

Why does this keep happening to me? >:

:wank

Girls. :rolleyes

http://www.geekologie.com/2009/06/dr...ncoming_ce.php

:highfive

Job interview at 5!

I'm wearing a tie and everything.

what's the job?

I have no idea.

Probably telemarketing, but the job offer and guy on the phone never explicitly stated what their company did.

Door to door tie salesman?

Sorry, Salesperson?

We do absolutely no door-to-door sales! What are you talking about!

That's not what your mom said.

http://www.spamlaws.com/vector-marketing-scam

I'll probably still do the interview because fuck not having a job

The impulse engine is a work of fiction created by Gene Roddenberry. Intertial propulsion is a concept that has basis in scientific fact and was being discussed in peer-reviewed journals as early as the mid 1990's (and probably earlier than that). This from a confirmed Trekkie.

See above. It's just what a young, wide-eyed, idealistic physicist-in-training should be fascinated by. (and no, it doesn't 'defy the laws of physics'.)

;)

:Scienceforum?

Colonel flag is winning guys

Science and Health

He sure is, just not the spelling competition. I was all "Intertial? I no not of this thing you speak."

But then this is a place fo boner jokes not accuracy.

Not even accuracy of boners. :wank

You've never heard of inertia? :O

your penis can't work without it

My penis works fine with inertia, it's the intertia it has problems with.

Indubitably, professor.