Oh yes, it's quantity can be measured in metric units known as "damns" ( d ).
There are kilodamns (Kd), centidamns (cd), millidamns(md), and even megadamns (Md). Scientists are currently working to understand if the vast size of the universe allows for the largest known measurement of obnoxiousness to exist, the Goddamn (Gd).
Obnoxiousness is also a fundamental force. It is tramsitted by the exotic particle known as the "pisson." It is most readily observed as being emitted from the skeptic's ego.
Excessive bombardment of certain particles (most commonly found in the crank's brain) is known to produce the pisson's antiparticle pair, the "pissoff."
Of course, due to annihilations, the emitted pissoffs rarely reach the source of the pissons, and even when they do, they are generally absorbed without noticable effect, other than a slight increase in mass of the obnoxious ego.
I'd like to see that as a formula
BigDumbWeirdo
8th April 2008 - 08:56 PM
QUOTE (paul h+Apr 8 2008, 03:16 PM)
I'd like to see that as a formula
Well, I'll give you a hint:
AςςħΩLΣ represents the skeptical ego and
ſΣτΛſD represents the cranks brain, so
√AςςħΩLΣ = g * πR^2 and √ſΣτΛſD = g * πR^-2 so AςςħΩLΣ > ſΣτΛſD.
TheDoc
8th April 2008 - 09:15 PM
QUOTE (BigDumbWeirdo+Apr 8 2008, 08:56 PM)
Well, I'll give you a hint:
AςςħΩLΣ represents the skeptical ego and
ſΣτΛſD represents the cranks brain, so
√AςςħΩLΣ = g * πR^2 and √ſΣτΛſD = g * πR^-2 so AςςħΩLΣ > ſΣτΛſD.
Hmmm....you may just have stumbled across the discovery of the century my friend! Excellent work.
paul h
8th April 2008 - 10:01 PM
√AςςħΩLΣ = g * πR^2 and √ſΣτΛſD = g * πR^-2 so AςςħΩLΣ > ſΣτΛſD.
Here is your new member title.
paul h
9th April 2008 - 12:03 AM
Uhh, wait,,
I've been looking at this formula and I find room for improvement.
I'm thinking about time, distance and the inverse square law.
The degree that Obnoxiousness becomes Obnoxious, should be proportional to the time exposed at a given distance.
So before πR^2 can determine if the √AςςħΩLΣ reaches the size of a true Gd you first need to find TD^2. If enough time has passed or a great enough distance between √AςςħΩLΣ and √ſΣτΛſD exists then it may only result in an O= $h!t
Sandra doliak
9th April 2008 - 04:11 AM
Whoa!
This post has turned from a simple question, to awkward equations.
Ha!
At least we are enjoyin it
Sandra
BigDumbWeirdo
9th April 2008 - 01:40 PM
QUOTE (paul h+Apr 8 2008, 07:03 PM)
Uhh, wait,,
I've been looking at this formula and I find room for improvement.
I'm thinking about time, distance and the inverse square law.
The degree that Obnoxiousness becomes Obnoxious, should be proportional to the time exposed at a given distance.
So before πR^2 can determine if the √AςςħΩLΣ reaches the size of a true Gd you first need to find TD^2. If enough time has passed or a great enough distance between √AςςħΩLΣ and √ſΣτΛſD exists then it may only result in an O= $h!t
Dammn good point sir... We may be on to something here, as TheDoc suggested...
Perhaps we should fully work this up and submit it to Foundations of Physics?
paul h
9th April 2008 - 03:37 PM
Thank you, thank you.
However, it would be faster to just email it to NASA.
There have been plenty of people here that have said this is what they do when they have a great idea.
vkamath
9th April 2008 - 03:46 PM
On the other hand you could cut out all the middle men and submit it directly to the Nobel committee.
BigDumbWeirdo
9th April 2008 - 03:53 PM
QUOTE (vkamath+Apr 9 2008, 10:46 AM)
On the other hand you could cut out all the middle men and submit it directly to the Nobel committee.
Good idea... After all, what could possibly be of more value to science than this?
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