Am I the Only SciFi Aficionado Who Does Not Like Asimov's Work?

[280plus]

What does the new crap(s) turn into when exposed to high heat?

[White Horseradish]

What does the new crap(s) turn into when exposed to high heat?

Hydrogen fluoride (which turns into hydrofluoric acid upon contact with moisture) and carbonyl fluoride, which is very toxic, but unstable in contact with water.

BTW, R134a will be banned in Europe as of next year in newly produced cars. They decided that while it doesn't destroy ozone it has "significant global warming potential ".

[roo_ster]

This was hilarious.

Finally saw it and yes, it was.  Where were the scifi gals who got all hot & bothered reading scifi when I was in high school?

Favorite part:
When she slapped the gal with teh "I <3 Kurt Vonnegut" T-shirt.

[MillCreek]

Finally saw it and yes, it was.  Where were the scifi gals who got all hot & bothered reading scifi when I was in high school?

Amen to that!

[tyme]

Here is someone who really likes Ray Bradbury.  Not safe for work. 
http://women.hawtness.com/2010/08/17/wtf-girl-videos-weirdly-ive-had-similar-thoughts-wait-no-i-haven039t/

Ray Bradbury is a tard.  http://gizmodo.com/5302357/ray-bradbury-to-hell-with-the-internet


Zahc: you've probably read some of these authors, but you didn't mention them so I'll list them anyway.
Vernor Vinge is excellent, not just his typically mentioned Fire upon the Deep and Deepness in the Sky, but also The Peace War and Marooned in Realtime.
Iain M. Banks' Culture novels (he's also well known for his plain fiction book The Wasp Factory)
Charles Stross
Richard Morgan