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BILL NYE!
Also, First.
The science guy to the rescue…
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I bet this guy understood science!
Leconte de Lisle was born on the island of Réunion. His father, an army surgeon, who brought him up with great severity, sent him to travel in the East Indies with a view to preparing him for a commercial life. After this voyage he went to Rennes to complete his education, studying especially Greek, Italian and history. He returned once or twice to Réunion, but in 1846 settled definitely in Paris. His first volume, La Venus de Milo, attracted to him a number of friends many of whom were passionately devoted to classical literature. In 1873 he was made assistant librarian at the Luxembourg Palace; in 1886 he was elected to the Académie française in succession to Victor Hugo. His Poèmes antiques appeared in 1852; Poèmes et poésies in 1854; Le Chemin de la croix in 1859; the Poèmes barbares, in their first form, in 1862; Les Érinnyes, a tragedy after the Greek model, in 1872; for which occasional music was provided by Jules Massenet; the Poèmes tragiques in 1884; L’Apollonide, another classical tragedy, in 1888; and two posthumous volumes, Derniers poèmes in 1899, and Premières poésies et lettres intimes in 1902. In addition to his original work in verse, he published a series of admirable prose translations of Theocritus, Homer, Hesiod, Aeschylus, Sophocles, Euripides, Horace. He died at Voisins, near Louveciennes, in the department Yvelines.
SHUT UP!
Not boasting about it, but I’m quite able to understand calculus after reading a textbook once or twice.
Too bad calculus is a mathmatical concept and not a scientific one, huh?
Actually, its application is very scientific. For higher order chemistry and physics calculus is essential.
Yes, because reading a textbook is the easiest thing in the world. Seriously, I just go to the library and check out textbooks to read. Because they always explain things in such good ways and they never confuse anyone.
Bill Nye = EPIC WIN
YES! (:
i LIVED off of those in Gr. 5
Bill Nye raced a photon in a vacuum and won.
Bill Nye expanded at −459 degrees Fahrenheit.
Bill Nye can heat his coffee with an ice pack.
Bill Nye can escape a black hole once he passes the event horizon.
Bill Nye can control gravity with his bow-tie.
AMEN!!!! Bill Nye is my childhood hero! I want to be him when I grow up!
Bill Nye why did your show stop?!?! you being a NSTA things is just not enough!
he had to go because he wasn’t a hot, stupid, untalented slut who screams obscenities, which is what 99.999999% of T.V is nowadays. Bill Nye, I salute you sir! Thank you for attempting to educate the masses.
Bill Nye the Science Guy
BILL BILL BILL BILL
he is so retarted lol
Um,
Learn how to spell the insult you’re using.
That retard *see the ‘d’, not ‘t’?* is making more money than you can imagine.
Anyone that can make science fun will be more fun at a party than you will ever be.
Just because I can’t spell, doesn’t mean I’m stupid. Some people just can’t do some things; me, I happen not to be able to spell. So don’t insult me until you know me. For all you know, I’m recovering from a car crash and wanted some laughs. So don’t insult until you know someone.
Do you Bill Nye personally? Just wondering, because you kind of contradict yourself by calling him a retard.
Bill and Beakman’s World are the only science videos I’m not ashamed to watch, plus bill lives in my hometown, Seattle, and gives lectures at the Pacific Science Center. WOOT!
Add Mr. Wizard to that list, and you have my childhood science show regimen.
Yeah, Mr. Wizard! I used to watch 3-2-1 Contact and Newton’s Apple, too, but Bill Nye was the best. I even showed them to my students when I taught, because he had WAY better toys than I could ever get my hands on in the land of public school and his wave tank and evaporation lesson was fabulous.
Kind of an uninteresting graph. Perhaps nobody cares, but the erratic capitalization, erratic use of “after,” and misspelling “something” is just another mark of blegh.
Ahh, he went to high school with my mom!
Your mom is so lucky!! o:
CURSE YOU, TV EXECS! Bill Nye could’ve figured out cold fusion if his show hadn’t been cancelled!
Bill Nye is awesome. Ask any 90s kid you like.
BILL NYE!!!!
My kids and I would watch his show together all the time.
PRESSURE! PRESSURE! PRESSURE! ATMOSPHERIC PRESSURE! BILL NYE THE SCIENCE GUY! “SCIENCE IS COOL!” BILL! BILL! BILL! BILL!
I have Science 1st period. I have a headache for the rest of the day.
Not to be confused with Bill Nighy …
Inertia is a property of matter.
bill who?
*strongly disagrees* Bill Nye confuses me even more than I was before. The only cool part is the music videos at the end. I like “We Rock Hard (But Rocks Rock Harder)”
Bill Nye vanished, along with Hey Arnold, and all the other awesome shows.
(At least that’s the only explanation for such a great show to stop running)
=(
Good thing I just finished downloading all of his series.
God. Bill Nye. “Science for the retards out there”. Seriously, what’s so hard about General Relativity and Quantum Mechanics? I read that stuff when I was 9. For fun! And the rest is easy anyway. Sheesh. Some people are real low-lifes.
Bill Nye was the best. Every science teacher in the country should just be replaced by a television, VCR and tapes of the show.
OMG IN IN HS AND IM STILL WATCHING BILL NYE hes gay
Why are all these graphs so true?
Bill Nye was the best!
So true, my class always begs my science teacher to show a Bill Nye