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geekboy1500 wrote:in my opinion the moon wouldnt have anything to do with the change, physically at least, it might have an affect on them mentally

Like becoming obsessed over shopping at stores that have "Moonlight Madness" sales?

Furthermore, given as how Plato nor his Egyptian sources never mentioned anything about wolves when they spoke of Atlantis, and that neither wolves nor humans are capable of surviving permanently underwater, it is safe to assume that there are no werewolves in Atlantis, nor are there any werewolves ...

Gravitational attraction is fairly weak anyway. A two-ounce magnet can overcome the gravity of the entire planet. (And makes a very nice clamp to keep my mouse cable from moving all over the place.) You know what I've always wanted to do? Take a big electromagnet and shove it in the face of some pe...

Oh, and one more thing: generally speaking, when looking at the interactions of particles of molecular, atomic, or sub-atomic levels, it's generally assumed that the particles interact with each other as according to electromagnetic, and not gravitational forces, given as how negative ions seek out ...

LoyalReaperDragon wrote:good for us!

The nice people who make "Faces of Death" make a mint out of that particular piece of physics legislation, even.

Set wrote:

Apokryltaros wrote:If you're all going to keep talking like that, I'm going to consider raising the size threshold from Clydesdale to white rhinoceros.

All that would do is make it lose height and gain girth. The Clydesdale is the taller of the animals.

A Clydesdale with the mass of a white rhino, then.

If you're all going to keep talking like that, I'm going to consider raising the size threshold from Clydesdale to white rhinoceros.

Vuldari wrote: Do you realise that this is using an example of gravity at work to describe itself?

Well, I'm sorry, but, I don't know how to use a ouiji board to communicate with Herr Einstein or Herr Newton for a more accurate explanation.

I find that Einstein had the best explanation when it came to describing "gravity," in that one can think of an object in space as moving along a 2-dimensional plane that lies directly beneath the object. Now, the object, whatever it is, makes a dimple in its plane, and the more massive th...

Vuldari wrote: By all means...make me second guess what I believe is real.

Like how Britney Spears is getting a divorce after Kevin Federline bought a watch for three hundred thousand dollars?

And you failed to realize I was trying to make a joke.

Enough talking! We need more werewolves the size of Clydesdales! What a great movie that would be. :D Who would we get to play the leading role(s)? I'm not sure. I've never been a proponent of that conservation-of-mass idea as it pertains to werewolves (no offense to fans of it...it's just not my c...

LoyalReaperDragon wrote:i think for once we should listen to set

I said sit not Set.

LoyalReaperDragon wrote:and lets not forget the cooks of the flat earth society either

I'm certain that the Flat Earth Society is defunct, given as how its last known leader is presumed dead, and all of the Flat Earth Society webpages are hoaxes.

Anook wrote:ok, I feel a whole lot beter now

Tell that to the stupid people who made the lousy movie "Flatliners"

Science is not a religion anymore than watching Superbowl Sunday every year is not a religion either. Science has nothing to say about the Afterlife because Science has no way of detecting the Afterlife. The people who started the idea that science can be dismissed by saying "it's only a theory...

Well, can't theory mean both things? Like the big bang theory. There is really no evidence that it is true. Its what they(meaning scientist) think what happened, but they are not sure. Isn't that the reason why its called a theory. Oh, and the evolution theory. If you think there is enough evidence...

Renorei wrote:

Apokryltaros wrote: Enough talking!
We need more werewolves the size of Clydesdales!

What a great movie that would be.

Who would we get to play the leading role(s)?

I've grown somewhat annoyed of stating my opinion over and over, and of having people respond with posts that are really getting quite repititive. Don't take it so personally, Ren. I am quite passionate in my feelings toward this, but I want Freeborn to succeed as much as you do. I'm not looking to...

Just use the term "guess" when you want to refer to someone's pet idea, and not use "theory." Referring to a wild guess as a "theory" is as accurate as referring to Manchuria, Yunnan, and China as though they were all separate countries. (the first two are provinces of ...

Renorei wrote:

Figarou wrote:

Renorei wrote: Go and look at some of his headshots and photos on his website.

No need for that. I got to see him inperson.

Lol, I know. But looking at some of his headshots will show you how he can pull off different looks well.

He needs more pictures of him miming.

Figarou wrote:

PariahPoet wrote:Meh, I am prejudiced against beautiful people. ;)

So you lovely folks better ugly up for me at Akon!

*turns insideout*

How's that for ugly?

You can now see what makes up a potbelly.

Extra helpings of pizza with mashed potatoes?

Please remember that a scientific theory is not a hypothesis, conjecture or guess. It is an explanation of some particular phenomenom, or set of phenomena.

Actually, there were pictures of werewolves with beards in some of the later White Wolf's Werewolf the Apocalypse books.

No, you really do need to learn more about biology if you think you're qualified to make statements like that. I'm not backstabbing you, I'm trying telling you that your facts are all wrong. The ability to interbreed is not the sole criterion of relatedness, and is not even considered when you move ...