mythbusteranimator wrote:
Photons are massless
Well, photons make up light, and light is energy, and energy is massless, so why is that surprising?
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ImagineIt wrote:
mythbusteranimator wrote:
Photons are massless
Well, photons make up light, and light is energy, and energy is massless, so why is that surprising?
Gravity exists just because it exists
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mythbusteranimator wrote:
ImagineIt wrote:
mythbusteranimator wrote:
Photons are massless
Well, photons make up light, and light is energy, and energy is massless, so why is that surprising?
Gravity exists just because it exists
Gravity exists just because it's awesome.
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NoxSpooth wrote:
mythbusteranimator wrote:
ImagineIt wrote:
Well, photons make up light, and light is energy, and energy is massless, so why is that surprising?Gravity exists just because it exists
Gravity exists just because it's awesome.
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Atomic bonds, radiation decay, and gravity all exist just because they exist
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mythbusteranimator wrote:
NoxSpooth wrote:
mythbusteranimator wrote:
What's his number
This is a parody
I can't think of
Lyrics help me maybe
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He put that [bad grammar removed]. Who else would
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According to string theory:
Everything, including matter, is made of strings.
Strings are... well... strings of energy. With no mass.
Therefore, matter has no mass.
Uh.... odd.
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firedrake969_test wrote:
According to string theory:
Everything, including matter, is made of strings.
Strings are... well... strings of energy. With no mass.
Therefore, matter has no mass.
Uh.... odd.
this is where the higgs boson comes in
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Good point.
Energy gives other energy mass. Wha....?
Also, gravity can jump dimensions. Gravity car, to travel the dimensions!
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nice try
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Did you know that [Correctly spelled noun] was first found in [Correctly spelled place - please refrain from correctly spelling these things] in 1856?
Moderator's Note: As well as the user correctly spelling everything - please refrain from impersonating kaj and get back to using trivia.
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NeilWest wrote:
haxcharsol wrote:
NeilWest wrote:
The meaning of dubstep is Kill the Noise!The meaning of dubstep is...
WUBWUBWUBWUBWUBWUBWUBWUBWUBWUBWUBWUBWUBThe meaning of life is 42...
...according to Douglas Adams.
goshdarnit
According to Douglas Adams, it's the answer to the ultimate question of Life, The Universe, and Everything.
I won't have people spread such mistruths.
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There are Roman gods for crossroads and cupboards.
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London wasn't built by the Romans. It was already there when they got there.
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Along with millions of dollars in gold, Fort Knox also contains the recipe for Kentucky Fried Chicken.
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epicepicman wrote:
Along with millions of dollars in gold, Fort Knox also contains the recipe for Kentucky Fried Chicken.
I can't find anythin online about this.
Deemed as false until proof is presented.
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NeilWest wrote:
There are Roman gods for crossroads and cupboards.
ALL HAIL CUPBOARDIOUS AND CROSSROADIA.
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SeptimusHeap wrote:
epicepicman wrote:
Along with millions of dollars in gold, Fort Knox also contains the recipe for Kentucky Fried Chicken.
I can't find anythin online about this.
Deemed as false until proof is presented.
All I can find is this which says "Usually guarded like Fort Knox, . . ."
KFC doesn't exactly have any relation to the government so I wouldn't think they would care about protecting the recipe.
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7734f wrote:
calebxy wrote:
London wasn't built by the Romans.
Who said they did?
As far as I was aware, most people.
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i have never heard anyone say that
and i live in london and have asked my blue-badge tour guide father many questions about his tours
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