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 Posted: Tue Oct 12, 2004 9:03 am
Zetan Koukon_Tenshi Kai Shi Koukon_Tenshi Happy Maple Syrup Thanksgiving! (That's what one of my teachers called it...) I had maple syrup on my waffles this morning... My family and I always get the real stuff when we visit friends in Vermont.
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Posted: Tue Oct 12, 2004 9:04 am
I'm home... should be at school, missed the bus and my mom said it was a waste of gas to drive me soooo.
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Posted: Tue Oct 12, 2004 9:05 am
Zetan Koukon_Tenshi Have you noticed that there is more money being spent on breast implants then Alzheimer?s research? By 2040, we should have a large senior population with huge chest's and no relocation of how they got them. Lol! I like that. biggrin
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Posted: Tue Oct 12, 2004 9:07 am
Zetan I am the Minesweeper God. xd 
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Posted: Tue Oct 12, 2004 9:09 am
Kai Shi Koukon_Tenshi Zetan Koukon_Tenshi Just wondering, what do you guys think the universe will remember about humans once we some-how vanish? This question is very vague. Taken literally, it assumes that "the universe" has a memory. I'm assuming you didn't mean it in this way, since this is a rather silly notion, though I suppose not impossible. The way in which I'm assuming you meant this question to sound is how extra-terestrial life will remember us. This assumes a great deal of things, some of which are more likely than others. First, it assumes that there is life on other planets, which is extremely likely. However, it also assumes this life knows about us, since in order to remember something at all, you have to first know about something. This is much less likely, though I suppose possible. So, in answer to your question, I think it unlikely we will be remembered at all, unless we discover/are discovered by some other form of life.
Lets say, the universe has a memory, and knows all that happens, kinda like a god. What do you think would stick out most in it's memory?More than likely that we screwed ourselves over and got what was coming to us.
BTW: I love your eyepatch~!
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Posted: Tue Oct 12, 2004 9:09 am
Koukon_Tenshi Zetan I am the Minesweeper God. xd
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Posted: Tue Oct 12, 2004 9:10 am
Mort Mer De Noms I'm home... should be at school, missed the bus and my mom said it was a waste of gas to drive me soooo.
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Posted: Tue Oct 12, 2004 9:12 am
Koukon_Tenshi Mort Mer De Noms I'm home... should be at school, missed the bus and my mom said it was a waste of gas to drive me soooo.
I hate missing homework and such. stressed crying gonk domokun
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Posted: Tue Oct 12, 2004 9:14 am
Koukon_Tenshi Kai Shi Koukon_Tenshi Zetan Koukon_Tenshi Just wondering, what do you guys think the universe will remember about humans once we some-how vanish? This question is very vague. Taken literally, it assumes that "the universe" has a memory. I'm assuming you didn't mean it in this way, since this is a rather silly notion, though I suppose not impossible. The way in which I'm assuming you meant this question to sound is how extra-terestrial life will remember us. This assumes a great deal of things, some of which are more likely than others. First, it assumes that there is life on other planets, which is extremely likely. However, it also assumes this life knows about us, since in order to remember something at all, you have to first know about something. This is much less likely, though I suppose possible. So, in answer to your question, I think it unlikely we will be remembered at all, unless we discover/are discovered by some other form of life.
Lets say, the universe has a memory, and knows all that happens, kinda like a god. What do you think would stick out most in it's memory?More than likely that we screwed ourselves over and got what was coming to us.
BTW: I love your eyepatch~!Why thank you redface
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Posted: Tue Oct 12, 2004 9:20 am
Have fun at lunch Koukon 3nodding
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Posted: Tue Oct 12, 2004 9:23 am
Mort Mer De Noms Koukon_Tenshi Mort Mer De Noms I'm home... should be at school, missed the bus and my mom said it was a waste of gas to drive me soooo.
I hate missing homework and such. stressed crying gonk domokun
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Posted: Tue Oct 12, 2004 9:24 am
Kai Shi Koukon_Tenshi Kai Shi Koukon_Tenshi Zetan Koukon_Tenshi Just wondering, what do you guys think the universe will remember about humans once we some-how vanish? This question is very vague. Taken literally, it assumes that "the universe" has a memory. I'm assuming you didn't mean it in this way, since this is a rather silly notion, though I suppose not impossible. The way in which I'm assuming you meant this question to sound is how extra-terestrial life will remember us. This assumes a great deal of things, some of which are more likely than others. First, it assumes that there is life on other planets, which is extremely likely. However, it also assumes this life knows about us, since in order to remember something at all, you have to first know about something. This is much less likely, though I suppose possible. So, in answer to your question, I think it unlikely we will be remembered at all, unless we discover/are discovered by some other form of life.
Lets say, the universe has a memory, and knows all that happens, kinda like a god. What do you think would stick out most in it's memory?More than likely that we screwed ourselves over and got what was coming to us.
BTW: I love your eyepatch~!Why thank you redface
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Posted: Tue Oct 12, 2004 9:25 am
Mort Mer De Noms Have fun at lunch Koukon 3nodding
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Posted: Tue Oct 12, 2004 9:26 am
Koukon_Tenshi Kai Shi Koukon_Tenshi Kai Shi Koukon_Tenshi Zetan Koukon_Tenshi Just wondering, what do you guys think the universe will remember about humans once we some-how vanish? This question is very vague. Taken literally, it assumes that "the universe" has a memory. I'm assuming you didn't mean it in this way, since this is a rather silly notion, though I suppose not impossible. The way in which I'm assuming you meant this question to sound is how extra-terestrial life will remember us. This assumes a great deal of things, some of which are more likely than others. First, it assumes that there is life on other planets, which is extremely likely. However, it also assumes this life knows about us, since in order to remember something at all, you have to first know about something. This is much less likely, though I suppose possible. So, in answer to your question, I think it unlikely we will be remembered at all, unless we discover/are discovered by some other form of life.
Lets say, the universe has a memory, and knows all that happens, kinda like a god. What do you think would stick out most in it's memory?More than likely that we screwed ourselves over and got what was coming to us.
BTW: I love your eyepatch~!Why thank you redface meh...I'm not really going for anything specific. I'm just buying things that I like as I have the money 3nodding
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Posted: Tue Oct 12, 2004 9:32 am
Kai Shi meh...I'm not really going for anything specific. I'm just buying things that I like as I have the money 3nodding
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