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| #159 - well that escalated really quickly :P | 05/01/2011 on Awkward Restroom Antics 3 | 0 |
| #303 - he's no match for manbearpig | 05/01/2011 on Gargaroth the Destroyer | +1 |
| #246 - i swear i learn more from funnyjunk then i do from school... | 05/01/2011 on Bullshit Facts | +1 |
| #220 - ...i honestly don't have anything to say about this other then… | 05/01/2011 on Holiday Science | 0 |
| #219 - ahh, my bad :P | 05/01/2011 on Holiday Science | 0 |
| #216 - it was Einstein's law's of physics but Newton's law's o… [+] (3 new replies) | 05/01/2011 on Holiday Science | 0 |
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ningyoaijin (05/01/2011) [-] Black holes fall under Einstein's theory of relativity, because Newton describes physics as we perceive it, in other words classical mechanics, and black holes are an exception to these laws. #218 -
ningyoaijin (05/01/2011) [-] It was Einstein's laws of relativity. He won the Nobel Prize in 1915... | ||
| #97 - Fapocalypse is now officially my favorite word :D | 05/01/2011 on crisis avoided | +6 |
| #212 - hmmm, you have proven me incorrect. bravo, and thumbs for you … [+] (7 new replies) | 05/01/2011 on Holiday Science | +1 |
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ningyoaijin (05/01/2011) [-] Actually when you say that energy can't be created or destroyed, that IS correct, but that doesn't mean that the amount of energy in the universe remains constant... Energy and mass are freely convertible. Just think of the equations E=mc^2 and E=hf. Equating both sides yields hf=mc^2, and as h is constant you're left with "f is proportional to mc^2", so what this states is that any object possessing mass can also be described as possessing a frequency. This describes any object as having a wavelength and due to E=hf they also have an equivalent energy value.  #220 -
captainfuckitall (05/01/2011) [-] ...i honestly don't have anything to say about this other then "FASCINATING :D" #214 -
ningyoaijin (05/01/2011) [-] Einstein's... Newton didn't even know what energy is, I don't think. #216 -
captainfuckitall (05/01/2011) [-] it was Einstein's law's of physics but Newton's law's of relativity. which one do black holes fall under? (you'll have to excuse me, it's been a while since I've taken a science class :P) #221 -
ningyoaijin (05/01/2011) [-] Black holes fall under Einstein's theory of relativity, because Newton describes physics as we perceive it, in other words classical mechanics, and black holes are an exception to these laws. #218 -
ningyoaijin (05/01/2011) [-] It was Einstein's laws of relativity. He won the Nobel Prize in 1915... | ||
| #206 - not inside a black hole, they don't. nor during it's creation [+] (9 new replies) | 05/01/2011 on Holiday Science | 0 |
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ningyoaijin (05/01/2011) [-] Actually they do. Black holes aren't completely anomalous; Einstein's theories explain how the universe functions, and why time and space distort as much as they do within a black hole. They're perfectly explainable through modern theories. Though I totally agree with you about the creation thing. #212 -
captainfuckitall (05/01/2011) [-] hmmm, you have proven me incorrect. bravo, and thumbs for you good chap :D then again, when you think about it, the creation of a black-hole is perfectly logical as well. when the mass of an object, is heavier then that which supports it, the supporting object collapses. but if there IS nothing supporting it, then the mass has no place to collapse then on itself just to relieve some of the weight. and as newtons law (or einstein's, i am never quite sure) states that energy can neither be created nor destroyed, so it HAS to go somewhere :P #217 -
ningyoaijin (05/01/2011) [-] Actually when you say that energy can't be created or destroyed, that IS correct, but that doesn't mean that the amount of energy in the universe remains constant... Energy and mass are freely convertible. Just think of the equations E=mc^2 and E=hf. Equating both sides yields hf=mc^2, and as h is constant you're left with "f is proportional to mc^2", so what this states is that any object possessing mass can also be described as possessing a frequency. This describes any object as having a wavelength and due to E=hf they also have an equivalent energy value. #220 -
captainfuckitall (05/01/2011) [-] ...i honestly don't have anything to say about this other then "FASCINATING :D" #214 -
ningyoaijin (05/01/2011) [-] Einstein's... Newton didn't even know what energy is, I don't think. #216 -
captainfuckitall (05/01/2011) [-] it was Einstein's law's of physics but Newton's law's of relativity. which one do black holes fall under? (you'll have to excuse me, it's been a while since I've taken a science class :P) #221 -
ningyoaijin (05/01/2011) [-] Black holes fall under Einstein's theory of relativity, because Newton describes physics as we perceive it, in other words classical mechanics, and black holes are an exception to these laws. #218 -
ningyoaijin (05/01/2011) [-] It was Einstein's laws of relativity. He won the Nobel Prize in 1915... | ||
| #272 - it's harry's dad [+] (1 new reply) | 05/01/2011 on Oh god ginny. | +1 |
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| #166 - i'm a guy, and i agree with that statement :D | 05/01/2011 on Holiday Science | +1 |
| #165 - because physics change depending upon location or situations t… [+] (11 new replies) | 05/01/2011 on Holiday Science | 0 |
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ningyoaijin (05/01/2011) [-] Actually all of the fundamental laws of physics remain constant, regardless of location... All that changes is the variables, which do not alter the laws of physics. #206 -
captainfuckitall (05/01/2011) [-] not inside a black hole, they don't. nor during it's creation #209 -
ningyoaijin (05/01/2011) [-] Actually they do. Black holes aren't completely anomalous; Einstein's theories explain how the universe functions, and why time and space distort as much as they do within a black hole. They're perfectly explainable through modern theories. Though I totally agree with you about the creation thing. #212 -
captainfuckitall (05/01/2011) [-] hmmm, you have proven me incorrect. bravo, and thumbs for you good chap :D then again, when you think about it, the creation of a black-hole is perfectly logical as well. when the mass of an object, is heavier then that which supports it, the supporting object collapses. but if there IS nothing supporting it, then the mass has no place to collapse then on itself just to relieve some of the weight. and as newtons law (or einstein's, i am never quite sure) states that energy can neither be created nor destroyed, so it HAS to go somewhere :P #217 -
ningyoaijin (05/01/2011) [-] Actually when you say that energy can't be created or destroyed, that IS correct, but that doesn't mean that the amount of energy in the universe remains constant... Energy and mass are freely convertible. Just think of the equations E=mc^2 and E=hf. Equating both sides yields hf=mc^2, and as h is constant you're left with "f is proportional to mc^2", so what this states is that any object possessing mass can also be described as possessing a frequency. This describes any object as having a wavelength and due to E=hf they also have an equivalent energy value. #220 -
captainfuckitall (05/01/2011) [-] ...i honestly don't have anything to say about this other then "FASCINATING :D" #214 -
ningyoaijin (05/01/2011) [-] Einstein's... Newton didn't even know what energy is, I don't think. #216 -
captainfuckitall (05/01/2011) [-] it was Einstein's law's of physics but Newton's law's of relativity. which one do black holes fall under? (you'll have to excuse me, it's been a while since I've taken a science class :P) #221 -
ningyoaijin (05/01/2011) [-] Black holes fall under Einstein's theory of relativity, because Newton describes physics as we perceive it, in other words classical mechanics, and black holes are an exception to these laws. #218 -
ningyoaijin (05/01/2011) [-] It was Einstein's laws of relativity. He won the Nobel Prize in 1915... | ||
| #163 - but time is relative, is it not? if such is the case, t… | 05/01/2011 on Holiday Science | 0 |
| #161 - this is actually true. it's the same how if you put an infinit… | 05/01/2011 on Holiday Science | +3 |
| #158 - i fucking love this man :D [+] (2 new replies) | 05/01/2011 on Holiday Science | +2 |
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| #224 - if you haven't noticed, a lot of the same gifs are often poste… | 05/01/2011 on 3 Color pen | 0 |
| #120 - happens all the time, deal with it, cause there's nothing else… [+] (1 new reply) | 05/01/2011 on pshycological warfare | +1 |
| #119 - that says a lot about your personality :P | 05/01/2011 on pshycological warfare | +1 |
| #111 - i wanna be a priest of Cthulhu :D | 05/01/2011 on the real word is not that... | +1 |
| #61 - i respectfully disagree, good sir | 05/01/2011 on Counter Argument | -2 |
| #191 - you realize you copied a gif to, right? [+] (2 new replies) | 05/01/2011 on 3 Color pen | 0 |
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captainfuckitall (05/01/2011) [-] if you haven't noticed, a lot of the same gifs are often posted on the same page. deal with it | ||
| #189 - thumbs if your tired of these god-damn-posts... i was b… | 05/01/2011 on 3 Color pen | 0 |
| #90 - i think you mean "eat out" :P | 05/01/2011 on Homework | +1 |
| #59 - the 3 best feelings in the world are sex, when someone tells a… | 05/01/2011 on the best feeling after... | 0 |
| #36 - oh well :P (actually, thats false. at LEAST 1/3 of what… | 05/01/2011 on Facts OP part 2 | 0 |
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potgardener (06/01/2013) [-] youre pretty fucked in the head if beating a kid is a good idea, parents would need to hit their kids if they taught them what was right and wrong from the beginning
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captainfuckitall ONLINE (06/01/2013) [-] It's ironic how you talk about avoiding situations, when your very comment isn't needed considering I already explained, about five times now, that I do not mean you must 'abuse' your children in order to get good results. My comment, and all the comments afterwards, were about how when compassion and support fails you must turn to punishment and discipline, including simply smacking your kid upside the head
Perhaps you should read more and get better informed before jumping to opinions, yes?
Perhaps you should read more and get better informed before jumping to opinions, yes?
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bossdelainternet (05/11/2013) [-] I'd just like to say thank you for created one of the funniest threads i've seen this year.
To sum up why i thought it was so funny, a quote...
"Most people would say 'I lost. I give up.', but you, you just keep trying. You're like the Dominican Republic, always killing the guy in charge and saying 'Ah, this new guy, this new guy's gonna get it right!'." - Family Guy
To sum up why i thought it was so funny, a quote...
"Most people would say 'I lost. I give up.', but you, you just keep trying. You're like the Dominican Republic, always killing the guy in charge and saying 'Ah, this new guy, this new guy's gonna get it right!'." - Family Guy
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WhattheNorris (11/12/2012) [-] I just thought I'd let you know that I just did an awful thing and quoted your majestic deep words of death wisdom onto my facebook. I gave you credit, but as part of my shame for stealing I thought I'd tell you. That was honestly one of the best things I've ever read.
Which is also why I screencapped it. Don't worry I swear I'm not going to try to get to frontpage with it I just wanted to save it.
Which is also why I screencapped it. Don't worry I swear I'm not going to try to get to frontpage with it I just wanted to save it.
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captainfuckitall ONLINE (11/12/2012) [-] Not at all, I am not concerned with thumbs in the least. If you would like to post it, by all means do so, if you'd like to take credit, do so as well; I care not for material value or fame, as long as comprehend and understand the message
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N. Korean citizen (07/31/2011) [-]
Lololololol mfw you block me and delete my comment because I expose that you're an ignorant dumbass
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captainfuckitall ONLINE (07/31/2011) [-] no, i didn't block you because you "exposed that i am an ignorant dumbass". i blocked you because i know who you are, and remembered who you are. you are thebiggestmaggot. you have a (last time i checked) profile picture of an old lady with bouncing tits in a swimsuit. and you are also a nihilist that annoyed the hell out of me last time i talked because you were ignorant, arrogant, and rude, and drove me to a place i don't like going to simply because i do not like people like you. the reason i removed the comment is because 1. it was wrong. 2. you wouldn't have listened if i told you otherwise. and 3. it was Wikipedia, and unreliable source. and, since you are against what i believe, you will logically look for a source that undermines it. and i simply don't have the patience to deal with you
that's why
that's why
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Adrayll (06/03/2011) [-]
Congrats on reaching your goal. (finally checked my inbox for first time in who knows how long)
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BlueAlbotross (05/10/2011) [-] hey, it's been some time since I've visited this site. hello friend.
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spadaseisnueve (05/08/2011) [-] Your e-mail touched a special place! lol
Congrats, divide responsibly
Congrats, divide responsibly
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captainfuckitall ONLINE (05/07/2011) [-] haha, yes, yes i did. i thought it was about time. of course, if you want to suggest any other one, i'd be more then happy to use it :)
(the current one is actually a drawing oh H.P.Lovecraft (my favorite writer) in his "thinking chair" while elder things (his imagination) write down what he thinks about. i think it really speaks a lot about me as well, because i am also a writer and most of the things i write about are...dark, lets put it :P)
(the current one is actually a drawing oh H.P.Lovecraft (my favorite writer) in his "thinking chair" while elder things (his imagination) write down what he thinks about. i think it really speaks a lot about me as well, because i am also a writer and most of the things i write about are...dark, lets put it :P)
