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[Nilocy]

The later. My god does it not allow me to slouch.

Yeah, ouch =/

I occasionally think about getting one, and then I think about how very much I enjoy breathing.

Admittedly it does teach me to sit up straight or feel excessive pain.

[Dutchling]

I just looked outside and I saw a rainbow :3
_{I really need to clean my window}

[Darvi]

I know that rainbow, and have found out where it ends. Unfortunately getting the treasure would involve massive property damage.

[Dutchling]

Ok, srsly.
Who took my rainbow? I'ts gone >.>

[warhammer651]

Ok, srsly.
Who took my rainbow? I'ts gone >.>

Sorry, my bad

[Rose]

Spoiler: It's like I spilled a plate of noodles. (click to show/hide)

[Heron TSG]

At first I thought Physics ruined rainbows for me forever. 'Circles have no end and that's all they are!', Physics told me. But then it told me that each rainbow was unique to the perspective of the viewer, so now I know that everyone has their own individual rainbows. Rainbows for everyone!

[warhammer651]

At first I thought Physics ruined rainbows for me forever. 'Circles have no end and that's all they are!', Physics told me. But then it told me that each rainbow was unique to the perspective of the viewer, so now I know that everyone has their own individual rainbows. Rainbows for everyone!

but if someone sees a picture of a rainbow, is it still unique?

[Vector]

Everything everyone sees is unique.

[jc6036]

Just found Oasis in Fallout 3. Almost worthy of the WTF thread thanks to the quest there, but the environment and scenery was absolutley happy awesome.

[Dutchling]

At first I thought Physics ruined rainbows for me forever. 'Circles have no end and that's all they are!', Physics told me. But then it told me that each rainbow was unique to the perspective of the viewer, so now I know that everyone has their own individual rainbows. Rainbows for everyone!

In Soviet Rainbow..

[Heron TSG]

Everything everyone sees is unique.

Two people looking at a tree from different angles see the same tree's reflected photons. Two people looking at rainbows will see photons from entirely different sets of particulates.

[Dutchling]

Everything everyone sees is unique.

Two people looking at a tree from different angles see the same tree's reflected photons. Two people looking at rainbows will see photons from entirely different sets of particulates.

Oh you mean the weird light spectrum thingie in rain..
At least, that's all I remember from my physics class.
Too bad I need to remember I bit more than that for my exams >.>

[Itnetlolor]

Spoiler: It's like I spilled a plate of noodles. (click to show/hide)

Reminds me, I gotta get back to RCT again.

Now that's a small, yet efficient, park. RCT3 I take it? The water rides and angle give it away.

On topic of rainbows, I saw a rainbow-colored cloud in the sky earlier today that just hung there for a good while. Mind you, a good chunk of the sky was pretty clear where it was. I think UFOs are teamed up with the military (saw numerous military choppers flying about) watching over the region (which is near the Kennedy Space Center).

EDIT:
And now there's a rainbow outside. And a pretty big storm near it too.

[Vector]

Everything everyone sees is unique.

Two people looking at a tree from different angles see the same tree's reflected photons. Two people looking at rainbows will see photons from entirely different sets of particulates.

Meh, okay.  I meant in terms of genetic variation of receptors, but whatever.

(Hehe, I never actually studied optics or light.  Something to do the summer after I graduate, I guess :3)