E=mc2

[Guest]

I'd take the credit if I could, but all the work was done by Albert.

I didn't plan it. Had nothing to do with it. I'd love to take the credit for it, but I really didn't do the work.

 

[honeylick]

you could always sport that groovy hairstyle of his...

i'd call you daddy.
-smirk-

 

[Bob_Bytchin]

No shit you didn't have anything to do with it. You have a hard enough time with 1=1

 

[Guest]

LOL

 

[mbb308]

I proved this at work one day. The nervous energy I felt was equal to the speed of light squared times the mass of bullshit they made me put up with.

 

[Guest]

You work at the Whitehouse, too, do you?

 

[honeylick]

only as an intern.

 

[Guest]

Let's not have sex. (Take out a cigar)

Honestly... Sucking me off isn't sex, you know.

 

[honeylick]

its more like a religious experience.

for you that is.

 

[ESH419]

Read Discover magazine, either this month or last month's issue. Some people are finding that E=mc^2 might not be true because the speed of light might not have always been constant. I read this like 2 weeks ago so i don't remember all the details. But the guy thoerizes this because there is a point just after the Big Bang where the universe mysteriously jumps in size. The guy figures the speed of light may not have been what it is now. I think the scientist is a Portugese man working in the UK.

~ESH419