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> What happens when you multiply divide by kitten by an imaginary number?
The quantity (divide by kitten) times (an imaginary number)? That's as sane as divide by diamond. Clearly you get stuck in a trap age with a rain of tame kittens coming out of a fountain, falling down far enough to teleport to you, only to end in the fountain, in a loop that won't end until time cycles back to zero.
What kind of questions is SlowKing asking, anyways?
The quantity (divide by kitten) times (an imaginary number)? That's as sane as divide by diamond. Clearly you get stuck in a trap age with a rain of tame kittens coming out of a fountain, falling down far enough to teleport to you, only to end in the fountain, in a loop that won't end until time cycles back to zero.
What kind of questions is SlowKing asking, anyways?
Presumably, we wouldn't notice, since the entire universe would be moving uniformly. I don't think it would affect anything, except give God a cheap laugh or two.
Why do I tolerate people?
Why do I tolerate people?
Because our parents were feeling a bit aroused one night and decided to do a special kiss and we popped out.
What is the wingspan of a lesser spotted angel?
What is the wingspan of a lesser spotted angel?
About the volume of a block.
What is the volume of a block?
EDIT: Reviewing the game rules:
Example of a good answer:
Why is the sky blue?
Because it's so full of pollution. :'(
Example of a bad answer:
The answer needs to make some modicum of sense.
Ok, so let me try that answer again:
The width of the body, plus twice the width of either wing.
New question: Why do wings come from Buffalo?
What is the volume of a block?
EDIT: Reviewing the game rules:
Example of a good answer:
Why is the sky blue?
Because it's so full of pollution. :'(
Example of a bad answer:
Why is the sky blue?
Because tacos.
Because tacos.
The answer needs to make some modicum of sense.
Ok, so let me try that answer again:
The width of the body, plus twice the width of either wing.
New question: Why do wings come from Buffalo?
