mega thread Answer the question above you.

[Artimis Whooves 1,576]

6'2" at least

 

Have you tried miitopia?

[Widdershins 9,959]

  No, but I've been watching the Game Grumps play it. It looks ridiculously simple & random. I like it!

 

  What is the sound of one tentacle slapping itself?

[Hierok 11,831]

Slap slap.

Jungle book or brother bear?

[Bricks_Ahoy 860]

Jungle Book

Who is your best friend from the forums?

[Hierok 11,831]

That's hard, because I don't want to disappoint anyone, but I think @Radience is.

Same.

[SparklingSquirrels 21,342]

Wacko Wolf of course!

 

Do you post pictures of yourself online? 

 

[Hierok 11,831]

Yes, in the post a picture threat. 

Do you have shown your voice here?

[Ruddboy Olaf 10,628]

Nope, and I never will cause I hate my voice.

Do you also hate your voice?

Edited August 12, 2017 by The Vulture

[Duality 10,740]

No; hating any aspect of myself is unproductive and futile.

Do you hate any aspect of yourself?

11 hours ago, Mirage77 said:

What does it mean that gravity waves have possibly been detected?

They actually have detected gravitational waves.

Like, definitively.

Like, years ago.

Means we can detect black holes nomming on stars and/or each other free of interference and with light-speed transmission.

Which is ridiculously awesome, may I add.

Edited August 13, 2017 by Duality

[Ruddboy Olaf 10,628]

I hate almost everything about myself, aside from my interests and fashion sense.

Why is it so weird for someone to wear a mask in public?

[SparklingSquirrels 21,342]

Because it makes them look like they're hiding something. People might think they just committed a crime.

Would you ever have an online relationship?

[Guest]

Yes I would and I have.... It's not the easiest thing but if you both truly love and care for each other it can work. It's not for everyone.

Is their anyone who you really like and even if you found someone else that one person you adore have you ever been in that situation? 

[Will Guide 21,360]

Yes, but I won't say who they are.

Is there anyone you really hate?

[djdashie3 128]

I don't think so. not really maybe.

did you see the new duck tales today. If so how was it

[Mirage 24,770]

2 hours ago, Duality said:

No; hating any aspect of myself is unproductive and futile.

Do you hate any aspect of yourself?

They actually have detected gravitational waves.

Like, definitively.

Like, years ago.

Means we can detect black holes nomming on stars and/or each other free of interference and with light-speed transmission.

Which is ridiculously awesome, may I add.

I am a skeptic of gravity waves. 

[Duality 10,740]

No question, so what's your favourite pizza flavour?

Just now, Mirage77 said:

I am a skeptic of gravity waves. 

They're perfectly reasonable within the conceptual framework of general relativity.

[Mirage 24,770]

Just now, Duality said:

No question, so what's your favourite pizza flavour?

They're perfectly reasonable within the conceptual framework of general relativity.

But the scale is SO SMALL it doesn't even seem conceivable, and what they did detect was from two friggin black holes colliding. Considering the circumstance, and the scale, it seems that it is worth nothing more than a press release. I mean, no one seriously opposes general relativity. Pfft.

[Duality 10,740]

No question, so what's your favourite donut flavour?

3 minutes ago, Mirage77 said:

But the scale is SO SMALL it doesn't even seem conceivable, and what they did detect was from two black holes colliding. Considering the circumstance, and the scale, it seems that it is worth nothing more than a press release. I mean, no one seriously opposes general relativity. Pfft.

The scale may be small, but we have extremely sensitive detection devices nowadays. The reason such a small output was detected from such a massive event is because of how dramatically distance travelled decreases the energy of spherical waves. And no-one opposes general relativity because it's just an extrapolation of the same theoretical principles that special relativity is, and special relativity is experimentally verified by the very existence of nuclear power.

[Mirage 24,770]

Just now, Duality said:

No question, so what's your favourite donut flavour?

The scale may be small, but we have extremely sensitive detection devices nowadays. The reason such a small output was detected from such a massive event is because of how dramatically distance travelled decreases the energy of spherical waves. And no-one opposes general relativity because it's just an extrapolation of the same theoretical principles that special relativity is, and special relativity is experimentally verified by the very existence of nuclear power.

Look dude, the point is DJ Pon3's bass canon is much more effective. The sonic waves produced by my pwn3 Vinyl has much more impact man.

m00

I like the custard filled ones.

My next question is too hard for any mortal to answer correctly ~

What is the first digit of Graham's Number? (in base 10)

[Duality 10,740]

Just now, Mirage77 said:

My next question is too hard for any mortal to answer correctly

What is the first digit of Graham's Number? (in base 10)

5.

Go ahead, tell me I'm wrong.

You'll need a proof showing the actual first number to do so, though, I'm afraid, and you have a 1 in 9 chance of being wrong yourself.

Which breed of cow is the most prettyful?

2 minutes ago, Mirage77 said:

Look dude, the point is DJ Pon3's bass canon is much more effective.

Much more effective in that it contains more energy, yeah, but not in that it gives us effectively interference-free light-speed information about deep-space collision events.

It's hardly as if anyone's trying to blow things up with gravitational waves.

[Mirage 24,770]

I am a skeptic of gravity waves. 

3 minutes ago, Duality said:

5.

Go ahead, tell me I'm wrong.

You'll need a proof showing the actual first number to do so, though, I'm afraid, and you have a 1 in 9 chance of being wrong yourself.

Unfortunately, no, I asked for a correct answer, not just an answer. That's just mental juijitsu to place the burden of the impossible on me - ie, same question, different words.

FAIL

11 minutes ago, Duality said:

Much more effective in that it contains more energy, yeah, but not in that it gives us effectively interference-free light-speed information about deep-space collision events.

It's hardly as if anyone's trying to blow things up with gravitational waves.

Blowing things up is what pondering mysteries is all about - I mean, if you can't make bass out of it, it's not worth knowing.

12 minutes ago, Duality said:

Which breed of cow is the most prettyful?

Is called a r0x cow, and it lives on teh graz, and it aer liek teh graz and eat terh graz.

Is anything that is real measurable?

[Duality 10,740]

The definitions of both 'real' and 'measurable' are highly controversial, so no can do, m8.

Marvel vs. DC Comics?

1 hour ago, Mirage77 said:

Unfortunately, no, I asked for a correct answer, not just an answer.

But there's a possibility that it is the correct answer and I'm a kid genius who managed to algorithm Graham's Number into tractability.

And an even better possibility that it is the correct answer and I just lucky-guessed it off the top of my head.

YOU DON'T KNOW WHETHER IT'S 'JUST AN ANSWER' UNLESS YOU HAVE PROOF OF THE CORRECT ANSWER.

[Hierok 11,831]

Marvel

Frodo or Bilbo?

[Woohoo 34,184]

Neither.

What's for dinner?

[Ruddboy Olaf 10,628]

Octorok soup.

Do you have a plushie of your favorite character?