Gooey Stuff

By clock on August 25, 2007.

Oobleck and Semen are on Jennifer's mind these days. Obligatory Readings of the Day.

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You make it sound so... naughy. :)

Well, do you want traffic or not? LOL

Note: non-Newtonian fluids are NOT the same as relativistic plasmas.

Weather report: Oobleck light to moderate. Good blog thread to read, indeed. Thanks for the link.

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