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Geek 06/5/2009(Wed)11:52:58 No.11731

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Flowcharts

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Geek 07/5/2009(Thu)04:22:47 No.12117

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What should I eat?

Geek 23/6/2009(Tue)11:02:09 No.83654

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Geek 26/6/2009(Fri)12:20:35 No.86558

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Geek 23/6/2009(Tue)06:47:41 No.83479

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Volume 2

Volume 1 here
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Geek 25/6/2009(Thu)08:10:05 No.85861

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Geek 25/6/2009(Thu)11:27:26 No.86518

Franken Fran is awesome. You actually found vol. 2 of the manga? Great!

Geek 25/6/2009(Thu)11:34:57 No.86521

>>86518
I'm looking for a image to use for the first post in the volume 3. couldn't find the right image...

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HINA Geek 19/6/2009(Fri)01:26:40 No.77573

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Offical site here:
http://clockwork.shikisokuzekuu.net/

But it is in japanese ;_;

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Geek 25/6/2009(Thu)08:52:18 No.86335

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Here is a site selling the base robot.
http://www.roboporium.com/kondo2HV.html

It's amazing how he transformed this robot in something cute and feminine.

Geek 25/6/2009(Thu)08:54:24 No.86339

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KHR-2HV with and without a gyro

Geek 25/6/2009(Thu)08:56:51 No.86344

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And dancing!

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Geek 25/6/2009(Thu)01:58:20 No.85613

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I diagnosed Osaka!

Sluggish Cognitive Tempo (SCT) is an unformalized descriptive term which is used to better identify what appears to be a homogeneous sub-subgroup within the formal subgroup ADHD predominantly inattentive (ADHD-I or ADHD-PI) classification in the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, fourth edition. It has been roughly estimated that the SCT population may make up 30-50% of the ADHD-PI population.

Geek 25/6/2009(Thu)02:00:12 No.85614

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In many ways, those who have an SCT profile have the opposite symptoms of those with classic ADHD: Instead of being hyperactive, extroverted, obtrusive, and risk takers, those with SCT are passive, daydreamy, shy, and "HYPO"-active in both a mental and physical way. They also don't have the same risk factors and outcomes. Their demeanor is sluggish, as if "in a fog" and logically they also process information more slowly. A key behavioural characteristic of those with SCT symptoms is that they a

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Geek 09/5/2009(Sat)05:41:26 No.16908

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Science wallpapers?

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Geek 24/6/2009(Wed)10:06:26 No.85478

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Geek 24/6/2009(Wed)10:06:52 No.85479

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Geek 22/6/2009(Mon)03:57:03 No.81602

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Fran lives at the Madaraki estate. But Dr. Madaraki is not a blood relation, instead she is his �masterpiece�. Fran has undergone several inhuman surgeries: she is fitted with two Frankenstein-like electrodes at each side of her head and she has stitches all over her body as if she had been patched up. However, at first glance she looks like a regular girl.

Fran can make anyone into anything, raise the dead, switch heads and bodies and give you those eyes that you've always wanted. But do you

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Geek 23/6/2009(Tue)04:42:51 No.83333

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>>83328

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Geek 23/6/2009(Tue)06:48:19 No.83480

Volume 2 here:
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Geek 21/6/2009(Sun)10:43:09 No.80815

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Internet Commenter Business Meeting

Geek 21/6/2009(Sun)10:47:15 No.80818

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Internet Commenter Business Meeting 2

Geek 21/6/2009(Sun)10:58:59 No.80824

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Internet Commenter Funeral

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Geek 21/5/2009(Thu)10:07:35 No.42344

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Just thinking...
Space travel in fiction like Star Trek is just a hightech version of the Age of Exploration...

The same way that in the Age of Exploration Europe found never seen lands and cultures space travel in fiction find never seen planets and cultures.
Every planet has it's name based on it's civilization and these planets are a single nation-state in a similar way of the discovery of other civilizations in Age of Discovery. It's like if there were a Aztec planet, a India planet, a

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Geek 23/5/2009(Sat)08:01:03 No.42937

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