Thoughts of Randomness

[AppleQueso]

You ever take a dump that you just know is going to clog the toilet but you end up flushing anyway.

I mean - what else can ya do about it?

Pfft you everpoop in a urinal? You haven't lived until you have.

No but I remember a few kids on the track team doing that. It was a pretty shitty thing to do (no pun intended); think about the person who has to clean it up.

yeah guys THINK ABOUT ME

[Ack]

Guy walks into a bar. He says, "ouch."

[Retrodude]

A horse walks into a bar. The bartender says "Why the long face?"

[mjmjr25]

Wow. This thread is beyond beyond silly. Not cute / funny silly. More embarrassing silly.

[Hobie-wan]

I was going to merge with the real one, but I don't want to sully it at this point.

[flojocabron]

I was going to merge with the real one, but I don't want to sully it at this point.

Would it be so wrong if I was a thread killer?

Sometimes I just don't get the joke. I try really hard but I still look like a dumass.

Its awkward growing up when you're a kid. I'm still waiting for my turn.

My clothing size is irregular.

I can't play rhythm/dance games. I keep stepping on controllers and breaking them.

I am ashamed that I still read ecchi hentai manga on my computer when family comes over.

Do you guys even care?

We are all somebody's comic relief

[Retrodude]

We are all somebody's comic relief

Truth.

[Ivo]

To MrPopo, o.pwuaioc and Ack.

If the three of you are actually interested in knowing more about quantum stuff, check out Hidden Variable Theories, and bell inequalities. Some of these things can be tested experimentally.

On a slightly different note, statistical physics is pretty well established and deals with stuff like MrPopo refers to (e.g. predicting stuff from microscopical first principles into macroscopic quantities - like collisions of gas molecules related to pressure, etc.).

[dsheinem]

Androidgynous Phoneronomes

[flojocabron]

To MrPopo, o.pwuaioc and Ack.

If the three of you are actually interested in knowing more about quantum stuff, check out Hidden Variable Theories, and bell inequalities. Some of these things can be tested experimentally.

On a slightly different note, statistical physics is pretty well established and deals with stuff like MrPopo refers to (e.g. predicting stuff from microscopical first principles into macroscopic quantities - like collisions of gas molecules related to pressure, etc.).

Is physics like dating and stuff? Cause I still don't get it