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Post by Pavan on Apr 10, 2019 14:56:31 GMT
Looks a bit similar to the black hole from Interstellar. link
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Post by dazed on Apr 10, 2019 17:35:17 GMT
Looks a bit similar to the black hole from Interstellar. link
Amazing. Wow.
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Post by theycallmemrfish on Apr 10, 2019 18:05:41 GMT
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Post by Lubezki on Apr 10, 2019 19:33:09 GMT
Nolan is a fucking genius.
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Post by cheesecake on Apr 11, 2019 0:55:34 GMT
So cool.
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Post by countjohn on Apr 11, 2019 6:35:07 GMT
It looks like an Illuminati symbol.
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Post by MsMovieStar on Apr 11, 2019 7:08:47 GMT
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Post by MsMovieStar on Apr 11, 2019 19:39:24 GMT
what the hell does this picture mean?
Oh honey, it's not rocket science!
It's obvious these black holes are caused by intergalactic space mice!... Which is not surprising when the moon is made of cheese... The answer is to get a cosmic cat to roam the universe... Once it has caught all the mice, it can have some of the Milky Way as a reward.
Didn't you study the relative theory of kitty cosmology? They've predicted the earth will be destroyed in 2043 when it collides with an enormous hairball that will smother us all...
After that the universe will consists of nothing but cats: If you let two cats breed at will... and then allow their offspring to breed at will, these two cats will have 80 million progeny within a decade! This assumes two litters per year and 2.8 surviving kittens per litter. Here are the numbers. Don't try this at home.
First year: 12 Second year: 66 Third year: 382 Fourth year: 2,201 Fifth year: 12,680 Sixth year: 73,041 Seventh year: 420,715 Eighth year: 2,423,316 Ninth year: 13,968,290 Tenth Year: 80,399,780
Please send Nobel prize care of my agent, hon...
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Post by theycallmemrfish on Apr 11, 2019 19:48:18 GMT
what the hell does this picture mean?
Oh honey, it's not rocket science!
It's obvious these black holes are caused by intergalactic space mice!... Which is not surprising when the moon is made of cheese... The answer is to get a cosmic cat to roam the universe... Once it has caught all the mice, it can have some of the Milky Way as a reward.
Didn't you study the relative theory of kitty cosmology? They've predicted the earth will be destroyed in 2043 when it collides with an enormous hairball that will smother us all...
After that the universe will consists of nothing but cats: If you let two cats breed at will... and then allow their offspring to breed at will, these two cats will have 80 million progeny within a decade! This assumes two litters per year and 2.8 surviving kittens per litter. Here are the numbers. Don't try this at home.
First year: 12 Second year: 66 Third year: 382 Fourth year: 2,201 Fifth year: 12,680 Sixth year: 73,041 Seventh year: 420,715 Eighth year: 2,423,316 Ninth year: 13,968,290 Tenth Year: 80,399,780
Please send Nobel prize care of my agent, hon...
That's the most math I've ever seen on these boards. You have my respect.
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Post by MsMovieStar on Apr 11, 2019 19:55:56 GMT
Oh honey, it's not rocket science!
It's obvious these black holes are caused by intergalactic space mice!... Which is not surprising when the moon is made of cheese... The answer is to get a cosmic cat to roam the universe... Once it has caught all the mice, it can have some of the Milky Way as a reward.
Didn't you study the relative theory of kitty cosmology? They've predicted the earth will be destroyed in 2043 when it collides with an enormous hairball that will smother us all...
After that the universe will consists of nothing but cats: If you let two cats breed at will... and then allow their offspring to breed at will, these two cats will have 80 million progeny within a decade! This assumes two litters per year and 2.8 surviving kittens per litter. Here are the numbers. Don't try this at home.
First year: 12 Second year: 66 Third year: 382 Fourth year: 2,201 Fifth year: 12,680 Sixth year: 73,041 Seventh year: 420,715 Eighth year: 2,423,316 Ninth year: 13,968,290 Tenth Year: 80,399,780
Please send Nobel prize care of my agent, hon...
That's the most math I've ever seen on these boards. You have my respect.
Oh honey, it always surprises me that people can't see beyond my being an impossibly irresistible sex symbol... to see that I'm also a genius!
I have a six figure IQ
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