matrix-style ping-pong
12:46 on Tuesday, July 15, 2003 • 3 responses
I got this link from hotdamn, and it’s a must-see. Bullet-time ping-pong on a low budget. (Windows Media Player required).
Brilliant.
3 responses
1
heisenberg
Comment posted at 15:31 on Tuesday, July 15, 2003
This is a test. This is only a test. I am not really who the link says I am. Trust me.
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selenium
Comment posted at 20:03 on Tuesday, July 15, 2003
heiseyb… that shit is not funny 
How does it happen? I ask myself in my quest to understand this country
3
heisenberg
Comment posted at 08:08 on Wednesday, July 16, 2003
Selenium, keep asking, is all I can say. Even if it is only muttering to yourself, it counts. Rank and file Romans did not understand Rome. Roman emperors apparently did not understand it that well either. Roman citizens had some rights, which non-citizens did not have. My questions: [1] Conquor and divide as an exit strategy? [2] Did the Vichey government have war crimes trials? [3] Would P. T. Barnum understand this? [4] Would P. T. be able to explain it to us, or is mindset an insurmountable barrier? [5] Did Osama burn the Reichstag? [6] Are the parables of Jesus converting tax collectors and driving out the money changers an expression of some universal mythological yearning that is as much a part of the human spirit as Rome sending out tax collectors and money changing being a generally accepted Temple activity? [7] Is the difference between right and wrong really as difficult to know, instinctively, as some would have us believe? [8] Will the only nation to nuke another do it again, or will somebody else take a turn? [9] If newt was succeeded by ashcroft, who/what will succeed ashcroft?
I will stop there. Selenium, do not be so dispirited by all this that you let yourself slip into Tellurium. Right now China and India look to be the big experiments. Wish them good luck.
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