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We should do more runs!

Yes!	53.9%	[ 349 ]
Yes!	12.8%	[ 83 ]
NO U	9.6%	[ 62 ]
Bawlz	23.8%	[ 154 ]
Total Votes:			[ 648 ]

[A Random Act of Terror]

VKiera

So like...I have no legs rofl These glitches mang, I didn't have a top half either earlier. XD

lol

[VKiera]

A Random Act of Terror

VKiera

So like...I have no legs rofl These glitches mang, I didn't have a top half either earlier. XD

lol

It's really wide spread, you should see the crazy glitched mess in the GCD showing up, If I hadn't re-saved mine, like, full frontal nudity for some people, or their heads are missing, but they still have eyes. XD

[A Random Act of Terror]

VKiera

A Random Act of Terror

VKiera

So like...I have no legs rofl These glitches mang, I didn't have a top half either earlier. XD

lol

It's really wide spread, you should see the crazy glitched mess in the GCD showing up, If I hadn't re-saved mine, like, full frontal nudity for some people, or their heads are missing, but they still have eyes. XD

I saw sailormocn's dual threads and the "year of the glitch" thread

Some funny stuff going on there lol

I think they should go back to green goo lol

[Red Kutai]

Binary Mess

Blood is more dense than water so it floats on the surface.

This also explains why granite floats in water, and why the atmosphere sinks. Isn't science great? emotion_awesome

Ducks also float in water, but that's just because they're made of wood... 3nodding

[Binary Mess]

Red Kutai

Binary Mess

Blood is more dense than water so it floats on the surface.

This also explains why granite floats in water, and why the atmosphere sinks. Isn't science great? emotion_awesome

Ducks also float in water, but that's just because they're made of wood... 3nodding

The atmosphere doesn't sink since it's nothing but gas.
Now gas is always less dense and if you apply that logic to a surface of water then yes it can sink.

[A Random Act of Terror]

Red Kutai

Binary Mess

Blood is more dense than water so it floats on the surface.

This also explains why granite floats in water, and why the atmosphere sinks. Isn't science great? emotion_awesome

Ducks also float in water, but that's just because they're made of wood... 3nodding

And why the universe is secretly a sadistic hell-hole

Although, it's alright, because no one makes it out alive wink

[A Random Act of Terror]

Binary Mess

Red Kutai

Binary Mess

Blood is more dense than water so it floats on the surface.

This also explains why granite floats in water, and why the atmosphere sinks. Isn't science great? emotion_awesome

Ducks also float in water, but that's just because they're made of wood... 3nodding

The atmosphere doesn't sink since it's nothing but gas.
Now gas is always less dense and if you apply that logic to a surface of water then yes it can sink.

Actually, warm air rises and cold air sinks below warm air 3nodding

[Binary Mess]

A Random Act of Terror

Red Kutai

Binary Mess

Blood is more dense than water so it floats on the surface.

This also explains why granite floats in water, and why the atmosphere sinks. Isn't science great? emotion_awesome

Ducks also float in water, but that's just because they're made of wood... 3nodding

And why the universe is secretly a sadistic hell-hole

Although, it's alright, because no one makes it out alive wink

I hate the universe, it's a big sack of dicks.
From Black Holes to Super Novas to stray blasts of Rays to randomly impacting debris of rock to Galaxy collisions destroying and reforming everything.
And don't get me started on the things that science can't explain that defies logic.
Damn space, you scary.
Oh and dark matter, can't trust those.
I also read about how the universe is being pulled into something outside or within the borders of the universe slowly.

[Binary Mess]

A Random Act of Terror

Binary Mess

Red Kutai

Binary Mess

Blood is more dense than water so it floats on the surface.

This also explains why granite floats in water, and why the atmosphere sinks. Isn't science great? emotion_awesome

Ducks also float in water, but that's just because they're made of wood... 3nodding

The atmosphere doesn't sink since it's nothing but gas.
Now gas is always less dense and if you apply that logic to a surface of water then yes it can sink.

Actually, warm air rises and cold air sinks below warm air 3nodding

Right convection currents!
How could I forgot those.
Oh right, I never completed any school work or lessons in months.

[Binary Mess]

Yfw trolled.

[Red Kutai]

Binary Mess

Red Kutai

Binary Mess

Blood is more dense than water so it floats on the surface.

This also explains why granite floats in water, and why the atmosphere sinks. Isn't science great? emotion_awesome

Ducks also float in water, but that's just because they're made of wood... 3nodding

The atmosphere doesn't sink since it's nothing but gas.
Now gas is always less dense and if you apply that logic to a surface of water then yes it can sink.

Gases and liquids are both fluids, and for the purposes described here work almost identically - the point was that you're saying the exact opposite of what's true. Something floats if it is less dense than the fluid with which it's interacting; gravity has a stronger pull on the denser objects, because they have more matter. This is why dense things - like rocks and the Titanic - sink, while not-so-dense things - like ducks, wood, and our atmosphere - don't. 3nodding

If blood floats in water - and I can honestly say it's an experiment I've never tried - it would do so because it's less dense, not more. Being that water already represents a substantial portion of blood I'd presume their densities are actually pretty close, so it's possible that blood doesn't 'float' so much as it 'sinks rather slowly'... sweatdrop

[I_Am_Cowbows_Fan]

This conversation is fun to lurk. -grabs a smoke and some popcorn-

[Binary Mess]

Red Kutai

Binary Mess

Red Kutai

Binary Mess

Blood is more dense than water so it floats on the surface.

This also explains why granite floats in water, and why the atmosphere sinks. Isn't science great? emotion_awesome

Ducks also float in water, but that's just because they're made of wood... 3nodding

The atmosphere doesn't sink since it's nothing but gas.
Now gas is always less dense and if you apply that logic to a surface of water then yes it can sink.

Gases and liquids are both fluids, and for the purposes described here work almost identically - the point was that you're saying the exact opposite of what's true. Something floats if it is less dense than the fluid with which it's interacting; gravity has a stronger pull on the denser objects, because they have more matter. This is why dense things - like rocks and the Titanic - sink, while not-so-dense things - like ducks, wood, and our atmosphere - don't. 3nodding

If blood floats in water - and I can honestly say it's an experiment I've never tried - it would do so because it's less dense, not more. Being that water already represents a substantial portion of blood I'd presume their densities are actually pretty close, so it's possible that blood doesn't 'float' so much as it 'sinks rather slowly'... sweatdrop

Thanks for the freshener.
Too long since I done physics and science talk this far.

[Binary Mess]

Darkened Fay

This conversation is fun to lurk. -grabs a smoke and some popcorn-

When I'm not busy trolling. I can start appealing conversations.

[I_Am_Cowbows_Fan]

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Darkened Fay

This conversation is fun to lurk. -grabs a smoke and some popcorn-

When I'm not busy trolling. I can start appealing conversations.

I see that. Though I can't say I've bumped into you that often.