Originally posted by Sicilian SausageHow about 'hating' stupid decisions you make? It's one of mine. Never hating people.
I don't hate anything really. Please excuse the cliche.
I might get angry at stuff temporarily but hatred doesn't really come into it. I've never said that I hate someone nor have I told anyone that I hate them.
Maybe I should take some lessons in hate.
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Originally posted by Grampy BobbyAn old lady died in the bath tub.
An almost tangible smell of blood, sweat and rivers of sh[deleted..] lingers and marks the passage of Hate.
She died from a terrible fit.
In order to fulfill her wishes,
She was buried in six feet of shaving cream.
I hate that the Earth is round. I want a flat Earth! Just think, no frigging time zones to worry about, I don't have to wait till near noon just to talk to my business associates on the west coast or wait till midnight to call my buddies in Thailand, we would all be on the same time zone! Round Earth SUCKS🙂
Originally posted by sonhouseYou still okay with gravitational force?
I hate that the Earth is round. I want a flat Earth! Just think, no frigging time zones to worry about, I don't have to wait till near noon just to talk to my business associates on the west coast or wait till midnight to call my buddies in Thailand, we would all be on the same time zone! Round Earth SUCKS🙂
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Originally posted by Grampy BobbyI think we are all okay with that. But according to one feasibility study* a flat earth wouldn't be able to generate enough of that... force.
You still okay with gravitational force?
A cube could sastify your gravitation requirements, as well as being able to rotate on an axis like a rotisserie barbecue grill... mmmm, with the right blend of herbs and spices you humans don't taste at all like Romulan slime worms.
Some of my colleagues would disagree, but all of us think it's hilarious you humans still believe gravity to be a force.
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Originally posted by lemon limeWhat answers would your "colleagues" give if asked the question: who established the law of gravity?
I think we are all okay with that. But according to one feasibility study* a flat earth wouldn't be able to generate enough of that... force.
A cube could sastify your gravitation requirements, as well as being able to rotate on an axis like a rotisserie barbecue grill... mmmm, with the right blend of herbs and spices you humans don't taste at a ...[text shortened]... ill believe gravity to be a force.
*recently extracted from my nether regions
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Originally posted by HandyAndyEstablished [or observed, studied and documented] by Isaac Newton?
Isaac Newton
One ? falls at the normal rate; the mass of one ¿ weighs more and falls with greater velocity:
? Mid-Air
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