Video of the week #1 -- you are here
posted by Infidel753 at 6:06 AM
10 November 2011
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3 Comments:
Watched some of the republican debate last night and finally realized something I already knew, that I was listening to a bunch of freaking self absorbed idiots who are about as soulless as the rocks in my front yard. It was so bad I could feel IQ points being sucked away.
Got on Hulu and watched the first episode of Sagan's Cosmos instead.
Ok, I admit. This made me cry. I was a tween when Cosmos aired. I loved that show. I wish I could say I was inspired to become a great scientist, that didn't happen. But I am alive today because of Cosmos.
BB: From the ridiculous to the sublime, obviously a better use of your time.
Bacopa: I watched it when I was young too, and it helped spur my interest in science.
"alive today because of Cosmos"? Sounds like there's a story there?
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