A kid got shot for ringing doorbells? Now that's an article I have to read.

A refresher course in basic physics is always a good thing.

FarkLordOfTheSith: A refresher course in basic physics is always a good thing.

Two bad submitter didn't get one

F=m*a*(your mom)

snugglyhugs: It's really just a theory.

Don't let the atheists tell you they have "laws" in their religion (science) they don't.

In addition, the first law of motion is at best incomplete, if not wrong.

Well, fix it.

snugglyhugs: Don't let the atheists tell you they have "laws" in their religion (science) they don't.

It's true. (new window)

T-Luv: snugglyhugs: It's really just a theory.

Don't let the atheists tell you they have "laws" in their religion (science) they don't.

In addition, the first law of motion is at best incomplete, if not wrong.

Well, fix it.

Fight! Fight!

Ah, that would explain the two cable cars butted together on Powell Street.

/I work for MUNI
//but not on cable cars

snugglyhugs: T-Luv: snugglyhugs: It's really just a theory.

Don't let the atheists tell you they have "laws" in their religion (science) they don't.

In addition, the first law of motion is at best incomplete, if not wrong.

Well, fix it.

too busy, comcast just unblocked "Motherless" again

shilckshlickshlickshlick

Why would they block, then unblock? Requesting details

trailerpark_manager: snugglyhugs: T-Luv: snugglyhugs: It's really just a theory.

Don't let the atheists tell you they have "laws" in their religion (science) they don't.

In addition, the first law of motion is at best incomplete, if not wrong.

Well, fix it.

too busy, comcast just unblocked "Motherless" again

shilckshlickshlickshlick

Why would they block, then unblock? Requesting details


Comcast giveth - Comcast taketh away.

1873 technology/engineering breakthrough still has the same ups and downs 136 years later.

i'm intellectual and stuff: A kid got shot for ringing doorbells? Now that's an article I have to read.

Here you go.

AzraelBrown: i'm intellectual and stuff: A kid got shot for ringing doorbells? Now that's an article I have to read.

Here you go.


Took me a while on that one. I'm guessing since it was the nineteen-aughts, they weren't FROZEN peas; or maybe he froze peas outside?

Either way, let's take a moment to envision a gross mess of peas combined with several entry wounds.

You're welcome!

An object in motion will be moving in the wrong direction. An object at rest will be in the wrong place.

/newton; revised 3rd ed.

Stoneur: /I work for MUNI

Given your Fark handle and Muni's less-than-third-world-performance-and-work-ethic, I'm hardly surprised.

lohphat: Stoneur: /I work for MUNI

Given your Fark handle and Muni's less-than-third-world-performance-and-work-ethic, I'm hardly surprised.

KSFO, eh? Next you'll be telling me Rush is right and Sarah Palin will become our next president.

Well, bodies at rest tend to be on Fark.

Rice-A-Roni Whiplash. The San Francisco treat.

Hey, I don't know who wrote which law of motion. I'm just glad they wrote it.

"A cable car at the top of a San Francisco hill has to end up at the bottom of it sooner or later"?

or,

"A bunch of idiot tourists who think it's fun to ride on the outside of a cable car will find out why residents don't before the end of the day"?

I didn't know those were laws of Motion, but they should be Laws of San Francisco.

At the ends of the cable car lines there are turntables where they do further proofs of Newtons second law of rotation.
Really.

I live on the Powell St. line, so I'm really getting a kick out of some of these replies...

/ Too many tourists
// The cable car's only useful when you have about 3 bags of groceries, no car, and an otherwise long walk up hill

limboslam: Hey, I don't know who wrote which law of motion. I'm just glad they wrote it.

Jigsaw the above (new window)

gravity, its not jut a good idea, ITS THE LAW.

Stoneur: Ah, that would explain the two cable cars butted together on Powell Street.

/I work for MUNI
//but not on cable cars

Sounds like as loose strand situation.

//cable car nut

Powell St.? No big deal. Real Men ride the Hyde St. line.

x10nd: limboslam: Hey, I don't know who wrote which law of motion. I'm just glad they wrote it.

Jigsaw the above (new window)

That'd be nice if it worked worth a crap.

An object stays in motion
(or else remains at rest)
until by some external Force its nature is impressed
- Aleister Crowley

Just hope one doesn't decide to malfunction going down Hyde St. towards Fisherman's Wharf.

Steve McQueen never rode the cable car.

iodine: Powell St.? No big deal. Real Men ride the Hyde St. line.

Which is part of the Powell line.

Nightmaretony 2009-11-22 10:19:07 AM
Stoneur: Ah, that would explain the two cable cars butted together on Powell Street.

/I work for MUNI
//but not on cable cars

Sounds like as loose strand situation.

//cable car nut

Just what I was thinking. A loose strand can actually drag the car along. I love riding them to work when the touristas have gone.

Must have been on a hill. When I visited SF about a year ago, I was surprised at how slow cable cars move. The ones in movies or on Tony Hawk's video game were much faster.
On a hill, though, the car's speed would not matter all that much.

DigitalCoffee: An object in motion will be moving in the wrong direction. An object at rest will be in the wrong place.

/newton; revised 3rd ed.

Edited by Murphy?

Stoneur: KSFO, eh? Next you'll be telling me Rush is right and Sarah Palin will become our next president.

Nope, I voted for the black man.

And yes, I can't wait until Muni is sold off and privatized to get rid of the halfway-house diabetic mouth-breathers infecting the payroll.