Od strony zachodniej Bujaczy Wierch jest oddzielony od grani Jatek (Golicy Bielskiej i Skrajnych Jatek) płytką Bujaczą Przełęczą (1912 m). Od wschodu od znacznie niższego Koziego Grzbietu oddziela go przełęcz Skalne Wrota (1620 m). W zachodniej grani Bujaczego Wierchu znajduje się grupa wapiennych turniczek zwanych Apostołami. Wznoszą się one na wysokość 1960 m n.p.m. i są najwyższym punktem masywu. Na wschód od Apostołów znajduje się trawiaste wzniesienie o wysokości 1947 m n.p.m. Jest ono często uważane za główny wierzchołek Bujaczego Wierchu, przez niego też prowadziła Magistrala Tatrzańska.

am i doin THis rite?

Ilikestarcraft

Korea (South)17719 Posts

October 28 2008 06:20 GMT

#62

si senior

SK.Testie

Canada11084 Posts

October 28 2008 06:40 GMT

#63

Fusion, what is better?
Minami-ke or Lucky Star?
I haven't seen Lucky Star.

GHOSTCLAW

United States17042 Posts

October 28 2008 06:42 GMT

#64

On October 28 2008 15:15 SnowFantasy wrote:
Od strony zachodniej Bujaczy Wierch jest oddzielony od grani Jatek (Golicy Bielskiej i Skrajnych Jatek) płytką Bujaczą Przełęczą (1912 m). Od wschodu od znacznie niższego Koziego Grzbietu oddziela go przełęcz Skalne Wrota (1620 m). W zachodniej grani Bujaczego Wierchu znajduje się grupa wapiennych turniczek zwanych Apostołami. Wznoszą się one na wysokość 1960 m n.p.m. i są najwyższym punktem masywu. Na wschód od Apostołów znajduje się trawiaste wzniesienie o wysokości 1947 m n.p.m. Jest ono często uważane za główny wierzchołek Bujaczego Wierchu, przez niego też prowadziła Magistrala Tatrzańska.

am i doin THis rite?

wtf? i'm so confused...

SnowFantasy

4173 Posts

October 28 2008 06:47 GMT

#65

Yeah me too, hopefully when the polish fans come to trash-talk incontrol they can translate this for me too.

Harem

United States11390 Posts

October 28 2008 07:09 GMT

#66

On October 28 2008 14:40 Ilikestarcraft wrote:

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HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH

My favorite kagami picture

Hi Intrigue

Ilikestarcraft

Korea (South)17719 Posts

October 28 2008 07:12 GMT

#67

when in doubt babelfish

It is separated from western part from edge of massacre ( Bujaczy Wierch Golicy Bielskiej and ultra massacres 1912 m ) shallow < plate > pass ( ) Bujaczą. Pass separates rocky doors from east from considerably lowest goat's back him (it) ( 1620 m ). Group is placed in western edge called apostle Bujaczego Wierchu wapiennych turniczek. They shoot up (soar) on height 1960 m above sea level and there is highest point of massif. It is placed be consider on east from apostles about height main top 1947 m above sea level often prominence trawiaste Bujaczego Wierchu, of the tatra mountains route led by him (it) too.

MCMcEmcee

United States1609 Posts

October 28 2008 07:13 GMT

#68

On October 28 2008 15:06 infinity21 wrote:

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that's actually me playing (Jesung) and getting owned

that's because you suck kekekeke

SayaSP

Laos5494 Posts

October 28 2008 07:15 GMT

#69

That's harsh 3MC

jimminy_kriket

Canada5478 Posts

October 28 2008 08:33 GMT

#70

Partial prolapse (also called mucosal prolapse). The lining (mucous membrane) of the rectum slides out of place and usually sticks out of the anus when you strain to have a bowel movement. The condition may be confused with internal hemorrhoids. (See an illustration of a hemorrhoid.) Partial prolapse is most common in children younger than 2 years.

Complete prolapse. The entire wall of the rectum slides out of place and usually sticks out of the anus. At first, this may occur only during bowel movements. Eventually, it may occur when you stand or walk, and in some cases the prolapsed tissue may remain outside your body all the time.

Internal prolapse (intussusception). One part of the wall of the large intestine (colon) or rectum may slide into or over another part, like the folding parts of a telescope. The rectum does not stick out of the anus. (See an illustration of intussusception.) Intussusception is most common in children and rarely affects adults. In children, the cause is usually not known. In adults, it is usually related to another intestinal problem, such as a growth of tissue in the wall of the intestines (such as a polyp or tumour).

JudasT

Spain2226 Posts

October 28 2008 09:04 GMT

#71

The McKinder Heartland Theory was enthusiastically taken up by the German school of Geopolitik, in particular by its main proponent Karl Haushofer. Whilst Geopolitik was later embraced by the German Nazi regime in the 1930s, Mackinder was always extremely critical of the German exploitation of his ideas. The German interpretation of the Heartland Theory is referred to explicitly (without mentioning the connection to Mackinder) in The Nazis Strike, the second of Frank Capra's Why We Fight series of American World War II propaganda films.

I hope this help to understand the context

Energies

Australia3225 Posts

October 28 2008 10:15 GMT

#72

Nyovne

Netherlands19125 Posts

October 28 2008 10:51 GMT

#73

MasterOfChaos

Germany2896 Posts

October 28 2008 11:09 GMT

#74

Well you take the first one, add the second one and continue like that until you reach infinity. Nothing easier that that.

SilverSkyLark

Philippines8437 Posts

October 28 2008 11:10 GMT

#75

Hm, infinite geometric sequence.

It can be noticed that each term is multiplied by a common ratio which absolute value is between 1 and 0. If this is the case, then you can use the formula sn=(a+1)/r

note that r should be between 0 and 1 or else you will get screwed up good.