[andretto]

nice one Mattia

(hey, come va? noi dobbiamo ancora incontrarci... io ultimamente lavoro molto più in studio -Firenze sud, piazza Oberdan- se capiti da quelle parti fammi un cenno! )

[michaelplogue]

mverta...you scare me sometimes....
Sorry michael, did not spot what you meant....
and now a new is needed

That's alright... Mike has it spot on. It's the first thing that popped into my head when I saw your pic. I can sometime be a bit too obscure......

(note: The wave file worked fine on the computer I posted from, but when I tried it on another computer, I got a "Forbidden access" message... Hmmmmm???)

[b-kandor]

At first I thought you posting a picture of this floating anti-gravity bed (uses magnetism):

http://www.theregister.co.uk/2006/07/03/floating_bed/

[Mihai]

Wow, just don't bring your computer to bed or your hard drives are toast

[b-kandor]

Not to mention the unknown effect on your whole central nervous system

Or the wasted energy!

[michaelplogue]

Yup. It's all fun and games until some prankster turns your bed into a rail-gun and shoots you out the window at 1,000 feet per second.......

[b-kandor]

Difting..... on railguns.

"RailGuns are by far the most spectacular type of electromagnetic
accelerators ever developed. They hold the record for fastest object
accelerated of a significant mass, for the 16000m/s firing of a .1 gram
object by Sandia National Research Laboratories' 6mm Hypervelocity Launcher,
and they can also propel objects of very sizeable masses to equally
impressive velocities, such as in the picture to the left, where Maxwell
Laboratories' 32Megajoule gun fires a 1.6kilogram projectile at 3300m/s
(that's 9megajoules of kinetic energy!) at Green Farm research facility."

[raja]

nice one!

[Mattia Sullini]

Not to rtalk about the money. Scientist have discovered that the levitating bed activates an unknown force that acts only on money and pulls it suddenly out of your pockets. That is the reason why you need to have a million dollars or so to buy one!