Nothingness Fluff ,part 2

[Brownslave688]

I'm not defending him any longer, so if you are looking for a response from me , your not getting one...

Honestly I have no clue when there's smoke there's usually fire but something just doesn't add up for me on this one.

 

[BakerMayfield2018]

 

[McGee]

You can come hang out with me. I'm off tomorrow also.

I'm not.....Damn!

 

[rod]

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no match for Mr. T

 

[Covemastah]

Yes, you did.

I used to have family in Duxbury, and may wife has family in Quinzy (did I spell that right?).

I learned how to pahk the cah in the yahd long ago.

Yes you did !! Quinzey. Lol

 

[Covemastah]

Hi

I'd tap that !!

 

[Covemastah]

Both of my girls are good looking. Wonder who the dad is?

@Turdferguson

 

[MyTripisCut]

Fluffy post

 

[MyTripisCut]

I can't sleep. Wtf?

 

[MyTripisCut]

Goodnight.





In four hours, good morning @barney.




In five hours, I'll be awake.





Bye.

 

[rod]

Goodnight.





In four hours, good morning @barney.




In five hours, I'll be awake.





Bye.

in five hours I will be up taking a pee and going back to bed.

 

[Covemastah]

Goodnight.


Go to bed !


In four hours, good morning @barney.




In five hours, I'll be awake.





Bye.

 

[Catatonic]

[SIZE=2][COLOR=#b35900][B]TurdBoy[/B][/COLOR][/SIZE] ,

In response to your earlier insensitive insinuations, I was having some dark thoughts about whether the assumed and measured indefinite
"open universe" expansion of the observable universe is based on only 5% of the matter in the universe.* This observable universe is bound to the laws of Newtonian physics at a micro-galactic level ... and not appreciably affected by the other 95% of unobservable matter.

The only way we can detect this 95% unobservable matter is by how it interacts/affects our observable universe. Scientists have deduced the existence of this unobservable mass/matter because that is the amount of mass needed to keep the Milky Way galaxy from flying apart and
not just the Milky Way but all other clearly-observed galaxies. The effects become even more apparent and easily detected as one extends their measurements to galactic cluster level and beyond.​

So, what does all this mean?


We may live in a "closed universe" with a definite end. The 95% of unobservable matter is not bound to Newtonian physics and the
laws of physics applying to this unobservable matter may define a

"closed universe"
for all that matters.​

Well, not to step into [COLOR=#5900b3]Princess's[/COLOR] territory but, That is my
Thought for the Day​

* ... And in TurdBoys case, exactly 0% of the observable universe!

 

[BakerMayfield2018]

[SIZE=2][COLOR=#b35900][B]TurdBoy[/B][/COLOR][/SIZE] ,

In response to your earlier insensitive insinuations, I was having some dark thoughts about whether the assumed and measured indefinite
"open universe" expansion of the observable universe is based on only 5% of the matter in the universe.* This observable universe is bound to the laws of Newtonian physics at a micro-galactic level ... and not appreciably affected by the other 95% of unobservable matter.

The only way we can detect this 95% unobservable matter is by how it interacts/affects our observable universe. Scientists have deduced the existence of this unobservable mass/matter because that is the amount of mass needed to keep the Milky Way galaxy from flying apart and
not just the Milky Way but all other clearly-observed galaxies. The effects become even more apparent and easily detected as one extends their measurements to galactic cluster level and beyond.​

So, what does all this mean?


We may live in a "closed universe" with a definite end. The 95% of unobservable matter is not bound to Newtonian physics and the
laws of physics applying to this unobservable matter may define a

"closed universe"
for all that matters.​

Well, not to step into [COLOR=#5900b3]Princess's[/COLOR] territory but, That is my
Thought for the Day​

* ... And in TurdBoys case, exactly 0% of the observable universe!

 

[BakerMayfield2018]

[SIZE=2][COLOR=#b35900][B]TurdBoy[/B][/COLOR][/SIZE] ,

In response to your earlier insensitive insinuations, I was having some dark thoughts about whether the assumed and measured indefinite
"open universe" expansion of the observable universe is based on only 5% of the matter in the universe.* This observable universe is bound to the laws of Newtonian physics at a micro-galactic level ... and not appreciably affected by the other 95% of unobservable matter.

The only way we can detect this 95% unobservable matter is by how it interacts/affects our observable universe. Scientists have deduced the existence of this unobservable mass/matter because that is the amount of mass needed to keep the Milky Way galaxy from ​

So, what does all this mean?

​

​

 

[McGee]

Goodnight.





In four hours, good morning @barney.




In five hours, I'll be awake.





Bye.

Good morning fluffers!

Trip, you should play the lottery! Lol.
Morning, and of course, Good morning @rod

 

[BakerMayfield2018]

Good morning fluffers!

Trip, you should play the lottery! Lol.
Morning, and of course, Good morning @rod

Are you a driver??? Or do you work preload??? We don't start for almost 5 hours........

 

[BakerMayfield2018]

@Turdferguson

 

[McGee]

Are you a driver??? Or do you work preload??? We don't start for almost 5 hours........

Preload, then cover when needed. Saturday air also...

 

[Turdferguson]

Where is your girlfriend @Turdferguson ?

Went to bed early