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don't use semantics to obfuscate my meaning, you know what i was referring to. pain is any physical stimulus causing a degree of discomfort deemed unacceptable by the person afflicted.

R:alpha::beta:-(1/2)g:alpha::beta:R+:lambda:g:alpha::beta: = ((8:pi::kappa: )/c2)*T:alpha::beta: (Einstein's field equation) Look that over, I'll explain more later, late for class also need to get a better symbol set, any ideas where?

Yup. very hotly debated right now.

It was published in a non-prestigous journal, was accurate only within 25%, and has already been harshly criticized. According to some experts they mistakenly measured the speed of light instead.

acute = severe

Yup. But we don't yet have much control over gravity.

You said August. And use language like that again you will be banned.

Can't take everything seriously, or you'll burn out. Just because I'm dead serious about my studies doesn't mean I can't kick back and berate psychotic cult members whose life is based in wildy inaccurate writings on 5000 year old rocks.

Last june, you said it would be here in august. that time has come and gone.

Does it offend you as a homosexual?

just an aol programming chat room, which doesn't exist anymore because of morons like adam. not only that, adam is a freaking cretin and he wasn't even close to the dumbest one there.

"acute" That's not acute.

Pain is acute discomfort.

The reason for that is to afford in insanely high malpractice insurance.

If we all thought like me, we'd be much farther ahead because we wouldn't deal with the ravings of crackpots whose ideas have no scientific merit whatsoever. Remind me to restrict your posting privileges to the pseudoscience forum only, psychopath. Remember your little tirade in the chat room that said Nibiru was going to hit earth last august? Fool.

Yeah most of time its in the upper 80s here :/

if we added a "culinary science" and "science of housekeeping" we could get some girls :jk:

its a reply now replies move a thread to the top of the active topics list, so it has just as much of a chance at getting read.

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No cold air? What about our current cold front? It was 38F here in miami the other night. That's cold enough to snow.

I was talking to mister_me. I'd be happy to answer, but I'm not technically a scientist until I get my degrees in 3 years :/

Six Magellanic penguins from Sea World were brought in to San Francisco Zoo, and apparently these penguins convinced the other 46 to swim in circles with them all day long. All 52 penguins just swim in circles non-stop all day until they get out of the water at dusk. This is a interesting, albeit weird, illustration of the social and inquisitive nature of penguins. CNN story

Here's to another 5,000! Keep up the great posting everyone!

I WIN

That's ludicrous, I'd just ignore it or tell them to get a life.