Nik documents the various photos, notes, etc. that can be found lying on the ground in Canada. I find the website interesting, because I've done the same. Being a bit of a packrat by nature, I've come across some interesting things myself, and speculated about the story behind them. I wish I had thought to save them. I think from now on I'll try to.
Spinning violently on the y axis
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Posted by Scott 5 hours, 51 minutes later
Re: Spinning violently. I have a friend who uses that all the time; where is it from? (Too lazy to use google.)
Posted by Dan 44 minutes later
Hehe, I stole it from Kyle. I happened to check his away message today for the first time in years and liked the phrase. I didn't google it either, but I like to think it's a geeky description of twirling around until you get dizzy and fall over.
Posted by Scott 4 minutes later
Haha, wtf, you have Kyle on your buddylist? And you remember his name? You, Mr. Can't Remember sh*t? Wow.
Posted by Dan 2 minutes later
It's true, I'm quite unexpectedly awesome at times. Hell, I'd probly remember his name even if it DIDN'T constitute the majority of his screenname. :)
Posted by Scott 1 minute later
Hahaha. I forgot what his SN was! :) Now I'm the moron!
Posted by Scott 7 minutes later
And oh, if the explanation is really what you say it is...then it should be the z axis. :)
Posted by Dan 9 minutes later
Ah, that's the difference between math nerds and computer nerds. :)
Posted by Scott 57 minutes later
WTF! Why do comp. people have to deviate from a standard? Weird.