Re: hmm I wonder how that works.

by me naam is m 2008-12-12, 21:53

true, but now even more, after a complete crate

by Shemuel 2008-12-13, 08:27

me naam is m wrote:true, but now even more, after a complete crateof sardines

by me naam is m 2008-12-13, 09:30

*12 blissful hours of memory-gap later*

Shemuel wrote:
me naam is m wrote:true, but now even more, after a complete crateof sardines

not really. a 24 pack of beer

*shakes his head*

ouch! that hurts!

(inside head)

get out, you drunk idiot, get out!!!
no, it is fun like thizz....
get out, beer, get out!

by Shemuel 2008-12-13, 14:01

LOL. We had the senior feast last wednesday. Most of them were drunk by about three pints.

EDIT: And btw, I don't believe you drank 24 cans.

by me naam is m 2008-12-13, 14:05

Shemuel wrote:LOL. We had the senior feast last wednesday. Most of them were drunk by about three pints.

LOL!

i know girls who are just as bad.

combine that with pisang ambon = big fun

@ terra: NO! not THAT fun! just normal, 17- fun.

by killerflood 2008-12-14, 17:29

What about gravity? Why is gravity what it is? What does gravity actually do? How did gravity come into being?

by Jtull 2008-12-14, 18:06

hmm gravity. how to explane. well think of it this way gravity is what happens to the fabric of space when there is mass it makes a kinda dent (think of the fabric of space as a ruber matt when you place a weight on it it makes a dent and things will go towards the dent.) and more things will try to go into that dent (towards the center of mass) thus the further away from the center of mass the less effect gravity has.

by me naam is m 2008-12-14, 18:08

basically, yes, like a 3d rubber mat.

and you can think of a black hole/wormhole as a hole in the mat

by Jtull 2008-12-14, 18:10

yea I could try to explane black holes but they are another topic. all theroy. and kinda confuseing.

but if ya want I can try to explane it.

P.S dont ask me about anti- Gravity on this topic It will take a long time to explane my theroys on that. and well some of it is a paradox and thus will give you a headache.

by Insane Crayon 2008-12-14, 18:37

I'm not as insane as you think I am. I am probably more sane than most of you here, but that is debatable.

by me naam is m 2008-12-14, 18:39

well, since it's all about the fabric of space, i would keep it here

@ terra: wrong topic?

by Insane Crayon 2008-12-14, 18:41

[Eh.]
Hmm, gravity..

Gravity doesn't exist, Mr. T just pities everything to stay down. Birds and planes are exempt because they are shaped like Ts

by me naam is m 2008-12-14, 18:44

Terra Nova wrote:[Eh.]
Hmm, gravity..

Gravity doesn't exist, Mr. T just pities everything to stay down. Birds and planes are exempt because they are shaped like Ts

LOL.

but if it were mr T who did that, he wouldn't let planes fly, because he's dead scared off them, especially if they're flown by Murdock

by Earthdeath 2008-12-14, 19:10

Its chuck norris then.he is the center of the universe, and he swings everything around him.

by me naam is m 2008-12-14, 19:22

Earthdeath wrote:Its chuck norris then.he is the center of the universe, and he swings everything around him.

maybe.

by Earthdeath 2008-12-14, 19:26

or it might be DJ

by me naam is m 2008-12-14, 19:31

Dj's ego is big, but not THAT big, tss tssk

by Shemuel 2008-12-14, 19:37

Or maybe we are falling outwards, just we don't notice.

by Earthdeath 2008-12-14, 19:39

yeah, the universe is meant to be expanding.

by Jtull 2008-12-14, 20:01

dont see how that works though the univerce is infinate so how can infinate get bigger?

by Earthdeath 2008-12-14, 20:05

The big bang theory, thats how.it is believed by scientists to have begun in an explosion, and ever since that has been moving outwards from its orgin due to the lack of anything to stop it drifting.they also say it will stop one day, the day the universe ends.

by Jtull 2008-12-14, 20:09

from what I have seen the big bang theroy says that in the beginning nothing exploded and made the entire univerce.

by Earthdeath 2008-12-14, 20:13

i think they said it was a single atom that grew increasingly unstable until it exploded...or something like that.

by Jtull 2008-12-14, 20:14

but that dont realy seam plauseble.

by Earthdeath 2008-12-14, 20:16

Neither does most religions, but lets not get into that.

by Jtull 2008-12-14, 20:16

no its not scientific. and it gets realy nasty.

by Earthdeath 2008-12-14, 20:17

sure does.
now i need another question..

by Jtull 2008-12-14, 20:18

then think.

by Earthdeath 2008-12-14, 20:19

uh...
How does the tardis work, DR?

by Jtull 2008-12-14, 20:20

oh come on thats a tuffy. I cant explane it took me 200 years to figure it out myself.

by Jtull 2008-12-15, 17:03

well here is how I think it travels in time.

think of normal time as a pipe with water flowing through it when your in it you move with the water. (the walls of the pipe are the points in time) The TARDIS exits the pipe and drops back into it at a diffent temproal location and then just goes with the flow so to speak.

by **Darkwing** 2008-12-15, 22:21

don't forget the wibbly wobbly timey wimey stuff.

by Jtull 2008-12-15, 23:42

no thats just time. he says time is just a whole lot of wibbly wobley timey wimey stuff

by **Darkwing** 2008-12-16, 00:22

i know, i love blink soooo much. it's a great episode

by Jtull 2008-12-16, 00:35

he says it some other times.

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