Red Eye: Don’t Use A Blow Dryer for That

8 Comments

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   a Guest

   May 17, 2011 at 6:28 pm

   I think we can all agree that public nudity should be prohibited if you aren't at least an eight. But I'd cut the old-timers some slack because a lot of those "creepy" behaviors probably have to do with certain medical problems that come with age. I'm definitely not talking from experience here either.
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   henrythin

   May 17, 2011 at 6:41 pm

   'The video you have requested is not available.'
   Just as well as I would have left my usual lame comment. This my last one for awhile. When a family member found out about my RedEye obession and my posts on this site, he called me "a sad little man." I lied and said I planned to stop posting comments here anyway.
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     FOX News Radio

     May 17, 2011 at 6:57 pm

     Don't give up on us just yet. Maybe they are the sad ones. Tell them they can't miss today's episode! Working on the video now. YouTube couldn't convert it (again).
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       henrythin

       May 17, 2011 at 7:31 pm

       I am not trying to an a__, honest, but now the it says,
       'This video has been removed by the user.'
       If I don't get my podcast fix, it's your fault when I get the shakes. Maybe the content was too risque? In that case I'm really mad I missed it.
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         henrythin

         May 17, 2011 at 3:35 pm

         Hell yea its on! Now I can chill.
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         henrythin

         May 17, 2011 at 7:35 pm

         Hell yea its on! Now I can chill.
3. 

   AUTiger89

   May 18, 2011 at 8:38 am

   Love the show and the podcast! I wish the podcast were longer. I would like to see you cover some off-camera goings-on from the previous night's show, somewhat like a post-mortem.

   Oh, and Bill Schulz sucks. (I actually find him funny, but I felt obligated to put that in.) Greg and Andy are great! I just wish Andy would apologize for something.
4. 

   Pat

   May 18, 2011 at 5:05 pm

   >>> If you’re in a room with mirror do you need to buy two lamps? <<<

   Light intensity diminishes quickly over distance. The amount of light reflected from a mirror is a small fraction of the amount of light that is put out by the bulb. The further the mirror is from the bulb, the less intense the reflected light. Because of that, a mirror is never going to 'double' the amount of light in the room in the way that adding a second lamp will.

   I could throw out some formulas and stuff, but that's the gist of it.

   Pat (engineer and amateur astronomer)