LegendaryCaleb
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Wheres my Black alien costume???Let the Secret Wars begin!
jag
Wheres my Black alien costume???Let the Secret Wars begin!
jag
But it's also in that universe that Evil Bella lives.
http://www.paternitytestinglabs.com/evidence-for-a-parallel-universe/
Finally! Some news I've been waiting for.
Wheres my Black alien costume???
Yummy?It's probably living in your ass.
jag
It just means looking in the opposite direction from the first void. It's like looking north, then looking south, only on a universal scale.I'm curious as to how far the 'southern hemisphere' is . . . I mean, it's possible we'll never be able to find that, because what's if it's like all the way on the other side of the universe
I'm curious as to how far the 'southern hemisphere' is . . . I mean, it's possible we'll never be able to find that, because what's if it's like all the way on the other side of the universe
I wonder if there are any black people in the southern hemisphere?
But it's also in that universe that Evil Bella lives.
It just means looking in the opposite direction from the first void. It's like looking north, then looking south, only on a universal scale.
For the record, I'm highly doubtful that anomalous readings on a background anisotropy map are signs of an alternate universe, though it might be interesting to one day meet myself.
Are you kidding?yeah, sounds like wishful thinking . . . and still, if the universe if infinite, I don't see how they can gaurantee finding the 'southern hemisphere' . . . unless there's a definitive distance they can estimate . . .
Oh s**t. If a huge mist rolls in... we're screwed.
Are you kidding?
You know that a "hemisphere" is just half of a sphere, right?
AAAaaah, I see what you mean. We know the direction of the one anomaly, but if the universe is infinite, how can we possibly say that the opposite direction is the opposite end of the universe, right?yeah but what I'm confused about is how they can calculate where that is located based on the immensity of the universe . . . surely it's not as easy to determine this it is on a globe . . .
AAAaaah, I see what you mean. We know the direction of the one anomaly, but if the universe is infinite, how can we possibly say that the opposite direction is the opposite end of the universe, right?
I guess we just sort of have to assume that the universe is spherical, or a near approximation.
AAAaaah, I see what you mean. We know the direction of the one anomaly, but if the universe is infinite, how can we possibly say that the opposite direction is the opposite end of the universe, right?
I guess we just sort of have to assume that the universe is spherical, or a near approximation.
It's in that universe that Wilhelm is a nice guy.
I better have a badass goatee over there.