Things you probably did know

[Leonis]

I can lick my elbow...

[GokuZool]

Originally posted by caleb: quote: Originally posted by Aelia Jusa: I bet that guy from Kiss could lick his back [img]tongue.gif[/img]

Among other things [img]graemlins/showoff.gif[/img] [/QUOTE]Sick sick mind [img]tongue.gif[/img]

[Downunda]

Originally posted by GokuZool: quote: Originally posted by caleb: quote: Originally posted by Aelia Jusa: I bet that guy from Kiss could lick his back [img]tongue.gif[/img]

Among other things [img]graemlins/showoff.gif[/img] [/QUOTE]Sick sick mind [img]tongue.gif[/img] [/QUOTE]eh? When Caleb said "among other things" he was meaning that the guy from KISS could lick his feet. What did you think he meant? [img]tongue.gif[/img]

Who's got the dirty mind now

[Willard]

Also did you know that almost every person that watches TV has heard a dead person laugh? It's true, I tell ya!

[johnny]

Originally posted by Willard: Also did you know that almost every person that watches TV has heard a dead person laugh? It's true, I tell ya!

I've heard John Wayne laugh last week !

[Willard]

Even on new shows you hear dead people laugh!

[DeSoya]

Originally posted by Scholarcs: quote: Originally posted by DeSoya: I've met people who can lick their elbows. I've also met a woman who could cram her clenched fist into her mouth. She did not have teeny hands. Neat fun facts that you might not know but will bore people at parties: The Solar Wind is spiral shaped. The Solar equator is shaped roughly like a twirlling ballerina's tutu. Sorry, i've got work on the brain. DeSoya

What do you do for work? I`m just curious, thats all [img]smile.gif[/img] [/QUOTE]I work for LASP. That's Laboratory for Atmospheric and Space Physics. http://lasp.colorado.edu if you want more info. I'm doing level three data analysis on the UARS (I think there's a section on UARS on the web site) stellar data. Or, in English, I'm doing grunt work number analysis programming. Put in a wodge of numbers and get back a graph. It's interesting work.
Lately though, I've been futzing around with some numbers from the Heliospheric Current Sheet. Here's a picture: http://quake.stanford.edu/~wso/gifs/HCS.html
My boss says it has something to do with comet tails and their distortion when they hit the solar wind at different places. Here's a paper (one page) that mentions it and has a cool picture. http://ulysses.jpl.nasa.gov/pdfs/ulss99-10.pdf

anyway... hope you don't regret asking.

DeSoya