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who knows if they are wives and children to the terrorist |
please landers i have a question i will like the house to help me answer. "is it right for a true born again christian to browse the internet using cheats? |
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CNN) -- It cuts through plastic! It burns holes in walls! It ... tells time? Like something out of a James Bond film, it's a watch -- equipped with a laser. Its inventor, Patrick Priebe, built it during downtime from his full-time gig creating props and modestly describes it as a "tiny watch made of garbage." Still, Priebe's laser watch has attracted its share of attention for being an entertaining, if mildly dangerous, bit of technology. (It will burn skin if the wearer isn't careful.) On a YouTube video, the German tinkerer activates the laser and pops a handful of balloons, lights a few matches and burns through a compact-disc case. The video has picked up more than 700,000 views since Priebe posted it five days ago -- not bad, though not as much as his Spider-Man "Webshooter" (2.1 million views) or his laser cannon prototype (1.3 million). Priebe, who runs a firm called Laser Gadgets, said he made the watch out of "leftovers." "I found a piece of leftover tubing, and I put it on my wrist and I realized it looked like a watch already," he said from his home near Cologne. After molding the tubing a bit more, "all I had to do was file down the edges to make the time module fit and cut something out for the laser module on the side, and it fit right away. It's just my style, putting things together without a plan." The laser watch has been compared to a James Bond device, but Priebe says it wasn't inspired by a particular Bond film -- not even "Goldfinger," with its famous scene of the villain aiming a laser at Bond's crotch. Instead, it was a Nintendo game of "GoldenEye," the video game based on the 1995 Pierce Brosnan Bond movie. "I'm not really a Bond fan," Priebe said, admitting that he prefers science fiction. Priebe, a former lab technician, is a now a full-time prop builder who's constructed pieces for the TV show "Warehouse 13," among other projects. He also makes money from YouTube views and been caught off-guard by the interest in the laser watch. He likes to personally answer YouTube comments and e-mail queries, and has gotten backed up with both. Incidentally, if you're interested in buying the watch -- you budding Dr. Evil, you -- too bad. It's not for sale, Priebe says. "There are some limits," he said. "I always say I don't make weapons. I just make toys." http://edition.cnn.com/2014/11/25/tech/innovation/laser-watch-priebe/index.html
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who are we to judge?whatever pastor chris said,is between him and God. Lets behave like true xtians and pray for them than to come here and judge them by what someone like femi put up. If his wife divorcd him and he went on air to say things he shouldnt have said,its between him and God.who knows if the man we are here judging has asked God for forgiveness and working towards reconciling with his wife? |
I Wanda Y Most Of U Guys Hate Diz Man.If He B Fake Or Real,dat 1 Is Btw Hm And God AlmyT. Av U Eva Askd Ursef 'what If Dis Man I Hatin On Is A Tru Man Of God?' U Shud Knw Dat U Av Sind And For D Fakt Dat U Knw Hm N He Doesnt Knw U,he Is Far Beta Dan U. If I Wer U Pray To God And Ask Hm To Reveal To U Hu Tb Joshua Is.Dnt Judge Hm Based On Wat U Heard About Hm. |
igwe4life: I have got some Ubuntu CDs available, if anybody is interested - holla me!yeah i am intrested i am based in lokoja kogi state. |
is the system fan rolling when u power it on? |
u guys b here talkn shit bout dis man beta b kiafle. |
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