Quote from: Winy on January 12, 2016, 06:52:27 PM

A pike, but blue.

Nice, an odd one but pretty interesting.

Makes keeping your distance easier.

So...

Did it have a brain, was it for all intents and purposes an alive person?

Do you see the picture of that overcooked brownie?

Quote from: Winy on January 11, 2016, 10:48:42 PM

Quote from: Cheat on January 11, 2016, 09:07:36 PM

I'd say that if you could get something without space or time, you may be able to say you have nothing. But idk.

Then it's still something, no?

Well, that's just playing semantic word games. Our language isn't really suited for this discussion, but nonetheless, I think you know what he meant.

I mean, a lot of aspects of this topic boil down to semantics, and one person's definition of "Something" might not really conform to that of somebody else. Like, I'm sure the average person would classify empty space as "Nothing," despite, in the quantum sense, it certainly isn't. If it can be described, then it has some form of properties, and therefore I consider it "Something."

To me, the question isn't really one that makes any sense. Even if you get a blank canvas with no fields of gravitation, electromagnetism, the strong or weak force, or anything to "Excite" (In the quantum sense), it's still... A blank canvas that can be described. It just doesn't make any sense to ask if "Nothing" exists, because then it doesn't exist.

I hate sounding like a nitpicky douche, but this discussion sort of demands it.

Hell I don't even think I'm wording this correctly. It's such a weird thing to talk about.

If she can pass on banging you for a month you need to step up your game in the bedroom.

Absolutely fucking decimated.

It's impossible to get nothing...although Black Holes probably come close (although even then, they have gravity soooo...)

I don't really understand what you mean by this, black holes have a lot of mystery surrounding them but they're very much so "Things," they don't come close to "Nothing" at all.

1. World Peace Forever
2. Spaceships that can go faster than light
3. Infinite bitches

I think we should always try to find the truth when it comes to pretty much anything, and that those truths tend to be very good for a society as a whole. When you learn the truth about a concept, you can make further applications based off of what you discover as a result. New questions and problems arise, and you now have the tools necessary to continue working on deeper issues associated with them. Just keeps going, I think- And discovery and learning is something I think is always good for the progress of humanity.

Maybe I'm just ignorant on the problem here but I'm not really seeing the point in changing it. Like, "Man" refers to humanity as a whole, so don't titles like "Seaman" and "Airman" just assume a gender-neutral role? I feel like it's an over-analysis of the term.

Un poco

Shadow The Fucking Hedgehog.

Quote from: Fuddy Duddy II on November 29, 2015, 11:49:50 AM

are people still playing this game

Yeah, tons.

So what role does the Hawkeye fill? I know very little about military aviation.

Is this a weather plane? That big dish is some kind of radar device, right?

I use to be hugely into military aviation, and if I remember right, the radar dish is meant to detect aircraft and ships at really long distances so that any sort of tactical reaction can be properly be coordinated. I'm not sure if they can be used in weather alert systems.

Huehue

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Quote from: Winy on January 08, 2016, 07:02:25 PM

I'm listening to Death Grips right now.

This is... Certainly different.

ooh

what song

Well, I just went onto iTunes and previewed all of the songs from "The Money Store," and I listened to the first few. I'll give them more of a chance in a bit, I was just skimming to get a feel for what genre they were. I'd heard of them, but never really looked into them before.