Happy B-day again....
Sun Oct 24, 2004 7:12 pm
Stengod, 10 years in 2 days!!! thats AWESOME!
As a person being concerned about your health, when you get up there in age, you should really have colonoscopy done to check your colon for cancer.
Although, being a man of wisdom, im sure you have that done regularly.
Hope your ass doesnt hurt as much as your hangover....
King
As a person being concerned about your health, when you get up there in age, you should really have colonoscopy done to check your colon for cancer.
Although, being a man of wisdom, im sure you have that done regularly.
Hope your ass doesnt hurt as much as your hangover....
King
Sun Oct 24, 2004 7:50 pm
So is that like in Dog years or what?
Sun Oct 24, 2004 8:11 pm
It's a strange time-warp paradox sometimes occuring with people suffering from multiple personalities.
Sun Oct 24, 2004 8:22 pm
I dont get it.
Sun Oct 24, 2004 9:57 pm
I don't get it either 
Sun Oct 24, 2004 11:50 pm
Originally posted by Sir Loin
I dont get it.
I'm lost.........
Sun Oct 24, 2004 11:52 pm
May I explain?
Sun Oct 24, 2004 11:54 pm
Please do.....
Sun Oct 24, 2004 11:59 pm
apparently his 84th b-day was like 3 or 4 days ago...
Re: Happy B-day again....
Mon Oct 25, 2004 12:06 am
Originally posted by Kingofbeers
Stengod, 10 years in 2 days!!! thats AWESOME!
As a person being concerned about your health, when you get up there in age, you should really have colonoscopy done to check your colon for cancer.
Although, being a man of wisdom, im sure you have that done regularly.
Hope your ass doesnt hurt as much as your hangover....
King
Wow that is way out of line to joke about people w/ cancer. Up there w/ racism IMO.
Mon Oct 25, 2004 12:18 am
Let me try.... StenGod appear to be a multi-dimensional being who time and space mean nothing to him as he treats our reality as merely one of the many apetures that he portals in and out of. How he does this - we cannot completely understand. He merely scoffs at our limited knowledge of the true time space continuim which is all around us but we are unable to see, due to our limitations.
The best example that we can use to explain this is that time to him merely like a "string" with many strands laced to it that go off in many differant directions. He is able to fold that "string" from point 'A' to any point on that "string" ie point 'E' and then use that adjoining strand to "move" on to its destination "end point".
Much like a spider or a small bug would do if you held a string with laces on it in your hand. Fold the string anywhere [A to E for example] and that same small bug can exit the nearest strand and will emerge at that string's "end point".
So in summation:
We are at point E.
We do not know where the string starts, how long it is, how many strands are connected and how it is folded.
We also do not know what kind of bug Stengard is.
The best example that we can use to explain this is that time to him merely like a "string" with many strands laced to it that go off in many differant directions. He is able to fold that "string" from point 'A' to any point on that "string" ie point 'E' and then use that adjoining strand to "move" on to its destination "end point".
Much like a spider or a small bug would do if you held a string with laces on it in your hand. Fold the string anywhere [A to E for example] and that same small bug can exit the nearest strand and will emerge at that string's "end point".
So in summation:
We are at point E.
We do not know where the string starts, how long it is, how many strands are connected and how it is folded.
We also do not know what kind of bug Stengard is.
Mon Oct 25, 2004 12:21 am
Bah, I could go off in a rant on wormhole physics and the tiny lines in space which would allow travel through time other than through the linear way which it is currently treated as all of us. 
Mon Oct 25, 2004 12:53 am
Please do, Shard. I enjoy the topic of physics. Am I to intuit that you imply that time is not a product of/inextricably linked to gravity/speed of light? Are you suggestioning contrary to Mr. Einsteins thoughts on the matter that time can stand alone?
Re: Re: Happy B-day again....
Mon Oct 25, 2004 1:08 am
Originally posted by ^wo0t
Wow that is way out of line to joke about people w/ cancer. Up there w/ racism IMO.
and smokey the bear was out of line talking about forest fires, IMO.
Mon Oct 25, 2004 5:06 pm
Yes. Einsteinien physics have been disproven a long time ago. It's all about quantum physics and quantum mechanics! EVen though in anouther 10 years they will disprove that and come out with a better model to work on.Originally posted by Keekanoo
Please do, Shard. I enjoy the topic of physics. Am I to intuit that you imply that time is not a product of/inextricably linked to gravity/speed of light? Are you suggestioning contrary to Mr. Einsteins thoughts on the matter that time can stand alone?
Time is the fourth dimension, and there are ways which we could travel through it, we would just end up like a scambled egg when we do.