Burma Shave?
That'll work.....
The Anything Thread
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That'll work.....
Loree and I laughed till we stopped at this!
She said the only thing to make it funnier is if the weasel was shaven.
shaven weasel
new shave sale
shave new seal
nev lease wash
new shave sale
shave new seal
nev lease wash
Hey, Micah. Let me know when in the near future you'll be 'in pocket' and I'll help you with this project.
I don't think he is looking for models...
Actually, he is.
We discussed using some of my razors and stuff for certain shots.Actually, he is.
It is the "and stuff" that has me concerned...
Actually, he is.
and concerned we all should be, especially if Micah mentionsIt is the "and stuff" that has me concerned...
This thread's title has taken a rather morbid turn, eh?
Thought I'd share some good news with you fellas this morning -- I just received the "go" to schedule my dissertation defense. And there was much rejoicing.
Thought I'd share some good news with you fellas this morning -- I just received the "go" to schedule my dissertation defense. And there was much rejoicing.
So...defending why you were drunk when momma got out of prison?
edit: ...or why she got drunk and left when you got out of prison?
darn title changed on me in mid-post
and concerned we all should be, especially if Micah mentions
Ain't nothin sexy like Olive Oyl sexy...
Congratulations but what is a disconcerting defense?
its like a discombobulated defense...but not as clear
Yeah.
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I was looking at the "street level" view of my hometown the other day... (Yes, Distraction, TX now has street level view) and an idea that has been stewing in my mind for many years was brought to the forefront again.
Here's the facts as I see them:
1. Google has street level map data of pretty much every location in America.
2. Google has street level photos of most municipalities in America, growing every day.
3. Topographical data for every location in the world is available online.
4. Traffic data can be easily tracked and displayed online with at least cursory accuracy.
5. Demographic data for Law enforcement agencies can be easily tracked and displayed (ie. number of state troopers in a given county).
6. Demographic data for every municipality in America is available on Google (ie. Walmart is at 123 Anystreet, Wompwoller MI).
Okay, so why couldn't (and more importantly, why hasn't?) some enterprising young programmer devise a racing game that pulls map data from Google?
You could pull the map data, overlay it with topo to get the general lay of the land, and use generic images to hold the place of either "a business" or "a house" along the roads. Then, you populate the game with roughly the same congestion and law enforcement ratio of the area.
Imagine a racing game where you can scream through the alleys of your own home town.
Hey Internet! Get on this, ASAP!
Here's the facts as I see them:
1. Google has street level map data of pretty much every location in America.
2. Google has street level photos of most municipalities in America, growing every day.
3. Topographical data for every location in the world is available online.
4. Traffic data can be easily tracked and displayed online with at least cursory accuracy.
5. Demographic data for Law enforcement agencies can be easily tracked and displayed (ie. number of state troopers in a given county).
6. Demographic data for every municipality in America is available on Google (ie. Walmart is at 123 Anystreet, Wompwoller MI).
Okay, so why couldn't (and more importantly, why hasn't?) some enterprising young programmer devise a racing game that pulls map data from Google?
You could pull the map data, overlay it with topo to get the general lay of the land, and use generic images to hold the place of either "a business" or "a house" along the roads. Then, you populate the game with roughly the same congestion and law enforcement ratio of the area.
Imagine a racing game where you can scream through the alleys of your own home town.
Hey Internet! Get on this, ASAP!
A virtual Cannonball Run...
I'd play that game.
I wonder if it has to do with costs associated with licensing the API to pull the data.
Congratulations but what is a disconcerting defense?
What to use against the Predictable Offense!
[YOUTUBE]http://youtube.com/watch?v=r3ZvI3_q0n0&feature=related[/YOUTUBE]
I say, "Up with Black Adder"
