No. I for exaple leave all the mapjob to women. And that is something.iPoon.be wrote:
Women are bad at reading maps.
Most speaker elements are made of plastic nowadays.Freezer7Pro wrote:
Most speaker elements are mostly made out of metal. That metal is made out of atoms and/or other materials.
teh interwebz r so good that even the word leet isnt good enough to describe them. you need a whole new word such as:cowami wrote:
Considering I'm very bored:
The interwebz r leet.
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OK, this one is easy.xBlackPantherx wrote:
According to This, The periodic table of elements, on earth, at this current time, undiscerning any new discoveries that may occur before you answer this, has 84 NATURAL elements and 19 (for total of 103) SYNTHETIC/MAN-MADE elements in which all are either, or can become, a gas, a solid, a liquid, or plasma (<----- yes its the 4th state of matter ).
Try this one.
Last edited by topal63 (2007-06-15 08:49:48)
The BF2s forums are powered by PHP/HTML/CSS/JAVASCRIPT code. Those codes, put together in a special way, have been created by Rickard Andersson, who made his creation known as PunBB.Freezer7Pro wrote:
You claim that you can prove anything wrong.
The BF2S forums are powered by PunBB.
The Alt+Numpad code for the © in Windows XP is 0169.
1. No I don't clain I can prove anything wrong, I am not the only one that "I" means. It also means NooBesT, topal63 and mkxiii.Freezer7Pro wrote:
1. You claim that you can prove anything wrong.
2. The BF2S forums are powered by PunBB.
3. The Alt+Numpad code for the © in Windows XP is 0169.
3. The default code is 0169. It can be changed though, so it alwayys isn't that.Zimmer wrote:
The BF2s forums are powered by PHP/HTML/CSS/JAVASCRIPT code. Those codes, put together in a special way, have been created by Rickard Andersson, who made his creation known as PunBB.
The BF2s forums aren't powered by PunBB, PunBB is just a name given to the way the code has been laid out to create this forums.
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k...topal63 wrote:
OK, this one is easy.xBlackPantherx wrote:
According to This, The periodic table of elements, on earth, at this current time, undiscerning any new discoveries that may occur before you answer this, has 84 NATURAL elements and 19 (for total of 103) SYNTHETIC/MAN-MADE elements in which all are either, or can become, a gas, a solid, a liquid, or plasma (<----- yes its the 4th state of matter ).
Try this one.
"States of matter" is a misnomer of sorts; it implies macroscopic observable properties often referred to as a homogeneous phase. Water can be a solid - and (if) after a phase transition it can become a solid (ice), then melt and become a liquid again and even a gas (water vapor). But there are other homogeneous phases of matter in which the matter is not: a gas, a liquid, a solid or a plasma.
(Phases 1, 2 & 3) Ordinary states of matter (the matter-phases: gas, liquid solid):
http://www.chem.purdue.edu/gchelp/atoms/states.html
(4th Phase) Ionized gas; plasma - the majority of all matter in the Universe is in this form:
http://fusedweb.pppl.gov/CPEP/Chart_Pag … atter.html
(5th Phase) You forgot to mention superfliud. In this phase the matter properties exhibited are due to it having the properties of zero-viscosity; after phase transition point there is a complete lack of internal friction. So you're wrong.
http://london.ucdavis.edu/~zieve/Research/super1.html
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Superfluid
http://hyperphysics.phy-astr.gsu.edu/hbase/lhel.html
(6th phase) You forgot to mention supersolid. In a supersolid some of the atoms will move about-through the atomic-lattice when motion is applied to the solid (unlike the ordinary solid phase - in which the entire lattice moves. This is due to the properties of zero-viscosity; a complete lack of internal friction; like a superfluid only it's a solid!). So you're wrong.
http://www.nsf.gov/news/news_summ.jsp?cntn_id=100323
http://physicsweb.org/articles/news/8/1/6
(7th Phase) Then there is a quark-gluon plasma which is a plasma state made of the the building blocks of matter (quarks & gluons). So you're wrong.
http://press.web.cern.ch/Press/PressRel … atter.html
http://www.bnl.gov/rhic/QGP.htm
http://physicsweb.org/articles/news/9/4/10
(8th Phase) And there is degenerate matter which is a gas that has become super-compressed, particles are packed right next each other (like a solid, but it isn't) to produce a kind of gas - called a degenerate gas. This a common form found in white dwarf stars, neutron stars and pulsars. So you're wrong.
http://www.astronomynotes.com/evolutn/s10.htm
http://www.maa.mhn.de/Scholar/star_evol.html#A1.1.2.9
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Neutron_star
http://science.nasa.gov/newhome/headlin … an98_1.htm
(9th Phase) And, there is the bose-Einstein Condensate which is a phase of matter, formed by bosons, cooled to a temperature near absolute zero; in which a percentage of the atoms collapse to the lowest quantum state, at which point quantum effects can be observed at the macroscopic scale. So you're wrong.
http://physicsweb.org/articles/world/10/3/3
http://physics.nist.gov/Pubs/Bec/TofCont.html
http://hyperphysics.phy-astr.gsu.edu/hb … spinc.html
(10th Phase) What about a fermionic condensate which is a superfluid phase of matter formed by fermionic particles at very low temperatures just above absolute zero (like the condensate above; only fermions form the condensate rather than bosons). So you're wrong.
http://www.physicspost.com/science-article-190.html
http://physicsweb.org/articles/news/8/1/14
(11th Phase) Also there is strange matter which is a phase of matter, usually thought of as being a like a liquid, and it is made of: up, down and strange quarks. So you're wrong.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/science/nature/1504267.stm
http://www.hno.harvard.edu/gazette/2002 … stars.html
(12th Phase) And lastly, there is the string-net liquid which is a phase of matter in which the atoms do not line up in opposing spins, rather there order is erratic, behaving as if they had partial spin(s) or partial charge(s). So you're wrong.
http://news.softpedia.com/news/The-Stri … 9517.shtml
http://www.newscientist.com/article.ns? … tals_rss20
First of all, I didn't say anything about "pure" poison. Second of all, "nothing" is equal to "imaginary". Try again.NooBesT wrote:
You need water to live and some parts of it might contain little bit of poison, but they aren't pure poison.WinterWayfarer wrote:
Everything is poison, there is poison in everything.Things in your imagination don't exist, so therefore imaginary numbers are nothing.WinterWayfarer wrote:
Imaginary numbers are imaginary.
(1.)WinterWayfarer wrote:
First of all, I didn't say anything about "pure" poison. Second of all, "nothing" is equal to "imaginary". Try again.NooBesT wrote:
You need water to live and some parts of it might contain little bit of poison, but they aren't pure poison.WinterWayfarer wrote:
Everything is poison, there is poison in everything.Things in your imagination don't exist, so therefore imaginary numbers are nothing.WinterWayfarer wrote:
Imaginary numbers are imaginary.
Meaning even though they are abstractions and are real in that context, they also can be used like any other real number (in the proper applied context) that involves real physical quantities, and its calculated solutions are real physical quantities. So you’re wrong.Complex numbers are useful abstract quantities that can be used in calculations and result in physically meaningful solutions. However, recognition of this fact is one that took a long time for mathematicians to accept. For example, John Wallis wrote, "These Imaginary Quantities (as they are commonly called) arising from the Supposed Root of a Negative Square (when they happen) are reputed to imply that the Case proposed is Impossible" (Wells 1986, p. 22).
Last edited by topal63 (2007-06-18 08:44:50)
"I" obviously refers to the forun nick of yours, and forun nicks don't have noses.Noobeater wrote:
I have a nose.
Cut your finger off and let it dry out of blood. then stick that knife in, and NO blood will flow out.Noobeater wrote:
If i jab my finger with a knife 4centimeters deep i will bleed if it breaks the skin unless i use something to temporarily freeze my finger, but that is not something that i am going to do so my finger would bleed.
Anyone can. just pick a string.Noobeater wrote:
I cannot play the guitar.
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As far as i can think that is NOT proving him wrong, but urging him to add an extra event (i.e cutting OFF the finger)DeathUnlimited wrote:
If i jab my finger with a knife 4centimeters deep i will bleed if it breaks the skin unless i use something to temporarily freeze my finger, but that is not something that i am going to do so my finger would bleed.
Cut your finger off and let it dry out of blood. then stick that knife in, and NO blood will flow out.
Last edited by Doms (2007-06-16 06:15:47)
Actually. That depends on what user you are. If you are a mod it is 1633.paper_pigeon wrote:
this is post #1593
Well is he referring to the mod number? He, not being a mod, i assume is reffering to the post number, so thats gonna be hard to beat unless he uses some bullcrap binary code or something.Zimmer wrote:
Actually. That depends on what user you are. If you are a mod it is 1633.paper_pigeon wrote:
this is post #1593
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No, the actual count of that post is 1633 since deleted posts should be counted in that number as well.Doms wrote:
Well is he referring to the mod number? He, not being a mod, i assume is reffering to the post number, so thats gonna be hard to beat unless he uses some bullcrap binary code or something.Zimmer wrote:
Actually. That depends on what user you are. If you are a mod it is 1633.paper_pigeon wrote:
this is post #1593
Post 1637 is correctNooBesT wrote:
No, the actual count of that post is 1633 since deleted posts should be counted in that number as well.Doms wrote:
Well is he referring to the mod number? He, not being a mod, i assume is reffering to the post number, so thats gonna be hard to beat unless he uses some bullcrap binary code or something.Zimmer wrote:
Actually. That depends on what user you are. If you are a mod it is 1633.
the first letter of the alphabet is TDoms wrote:
The letter [A] is the first letter of the alphabet.
http://forums.bf2s.com/viewtopic.php?id=27580&p=66Donfck wrote:
Post 1637 is correct
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I have spy cameras in your house, so I do.Doms wrote:
You do not know what i look like.
Your computer, my computer, all computers linked are part of the internet, therefore internet is physical.Doms wrote:
You know me only though the internet and non-physical world(s).
I did already.Doms wrote:
You are about to prove the above sentences wrong.
Only in English speaking countries.Doms wrote:
The planet we live on is known as 'Earth' by mankind and in social groups.
Not in all alphabets. For example not in Japanese ones.Doms wrote:
The letter [A] is the first letter of the alphabet.[/b]
Well in fact the first guy never said that his finger would be attached to his body.Doms wrote:
As far as i can think that is NOT proving him wrong, but urging him to add an extra event (i.e cutting OFF the finger)DeathUnlimited wrote:
If i jab my finger with a knife 4centimeters deep i will bleed if it breaks the skin unless i use something to temporarily freeze my finger, but that is not something that i am going to do so my finger would bleed.
Cut your finger off and let it dry out of blood. then stick that knife in, and NO blood will flow out.
That is data on chuy's server.Noobeater wrote:
this is a post on a forum on the internet.
Maybe you don't, but I do.Stormscythe wrote:
We do not know how from what our universe originates.
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