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03/09
18:24
It’s in Japanese. Explains what makes lightnings tick, just like a documentary. Even if you don’t understand, the videos are strikingly amazing! Some trivia from the video. Every second, there’s about 50-100 lightning occurrences around the world. Particularly in Central Africa, the Himalayas and South America. Stay indoors whenever there’s a lightning storm outside.
27
02/09
15:00
The title says it all. Why fun pranks like this do not happen in the lectures I sit in is beyond me… sigh… Really worth a watch. ^^.
26
02/09
22:30
Saw this on TV and searched for it on YouTube. That’s the norm these days right? ^^. Check this video out. You’ll laugh tears!
In case you were wondering, he’s singing dragostea din tei by o-zone. You know, the numa numa song. ^^.
24
02/09
22:48
Another post about easy Japanese songs to entertain/impress your friends and bosses at the karaoke. There are 2 versions to this. The original “Ashita ga aru sa” (明日があるさ “There’s always tomorrow”) is a Japanese song that was performed by Japanese singer Kyu Sakamoto. The song tells the story about a boy that everyday meets a girl at a train station but he is to afraid to confess his love to her, the song is written in a comical sense. When the song was released in Japan 1963, it sold over 8 million records.
14
02/09
18:57
We were spring cleaning our lab and I chanced upon this sweet box! It was from a time when the Apple logo had colors. By the way, anyone know why the Apple logo has a byte taken out of it? ^^. I was pretty excited when I found this. Does it even still work?