[Moderator: This is not an application of quantum physics, and is most readily analyzed with the approximation of classical mechanics.]
flyingbuttressman
12th July 2009 - 03:50 AM
Ouch, burn.
Murdoc
12th July 2009 - 04:08 AM
lol saw that on another thread in another forum but its still funny in a way.
Meem
12th July 2009 - 04:53 AM
QUOTE
Moderator: This is not an application of quantum physics, and is most readily analyzed with the approximation of classical mechanics.
Notice the quote marks ....
Like if I said don't be "stupid," does that mean you are being stupid? Now imagine when I use quote marks we are talking in person and I am using hand signals to illustrate the quote marks ... not something I'd expect someone incapable of seeing something plain as day, right infront of their face being able to do ...
That's not a surprise that your first thought comes from the stuff flying out of your butt ... or is it mouth? I'm not hard pressed to teach you anything you can't learn. Flyingbuttressman imagining that someone is butthurt ... not a surprise, nor genius required to figure out what you think with.
flyingbuttressman
12th July 2009 - 05:58 PM
QUOTE (Meem+Jul 12 2009, 12:54 PM)
That's not a surprise that your first thought comes from the stuff flying out of your butt ... or is it mouth? I'm not hard pressed to teach you anything you can't learn. Flyingbuttressman imagining that someone is butthurt ... not a surprise, nor genius required to figure out what you think with.
wow, how clever. I'm reeling from how hurtful your insults are. I think I may have to go off and cry now.
/sarcasm
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