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Posted by syl, 26th April 2004:
 
I would like to start one.

On a massive farm which we could use to grow our own food. (We would be self-sustaining vegetarians)
Have access to the Internet. Live in lovely little bungalows. Sit in the sunshine and play and eat fruit all day, and not have to do grotty jobs (except a bit of farm work). Who would like to join me? What else can you add to the vision?
Posted by Doctor Lucid, 26th April 2004:
 
Um, I can wear my straw hat, and smoke my pipe.
Posted by Doctor Lucid, 26th April 2004:
 
(Don't know how helpful that would be, but I sure can do that)
Posted by Brock, 26th April 2004:
 
"(We would be self-sustaining vegetarians)"

I assume the electricity would be generated by burning the massive methane output.

I can't join as I would be unable to survive on purely veg.

Goddamn tree hugging hippies.
Posted by syl, 26th April 2004:
 
Lucid : That would be fine. And everyone has to grow their hair long. And wear rough cotton clothing and Jesus sandals. And smoke pot.
Posted by syl, 26th April 2004:
 
What would we call ourselves? It would have to be the something something tribe of the something

hmmmmmmm

/scratches head
Posted by syl, 26th April 2004:
 
Take a puff and get with the vision, brother Brock.
Posted by carbonite, 26th April 2004:
 
What's a hip pie? Is it like a new dish that stems from canibals who have a particular love for the meat on human hips?
Posted by syl, 26th April 2004:
 
Eeeeuw.
Posted by carbonite, 26th April 2004:
 
Also syl, to access the internet you need a little thing called money ;]

What you have mentioned here does not state how you would actually be able to pay for internet access (or anything else for that matter).

Cups and string anyone?

bunch of salmon kissing weirdos
Posted by carbonite, 26th April 2004:
 
LOL!! All AMD employees wear rough cotton clothing and Jesus sandals? Screw Intel, I'm there!

:sigh:
Posted by Doctor Lucid, 26th April 2004:
 
Yea I just need the sandals, duude...

We could sell ornate carved 'craft' ornaments to pay our internet bill, man...
Posted by Doctor Lucid, 26th April 2004:
 
O but we have to grow grapefruits.
Posted by carbonite, 10:54, 26th April 2004:
 
Isn't that a little too close to capitalism and the evil Western World and all the money grabbing that hippies try and get away from by becoming smelly, backwards miscriants?
Posted by syl, 10:54, 26th April 2004:
 
Or sell surplus farming produce...
Or sell our bodies (I bags that option) KIDDING!
Or sell the "hemp" that we grow
Posted by Grim..., 10:54, 26th April 2004:
 
I can drive a tractor / combine harvester - could be handy if you need to do things on a large scale.
Posted by syl, 10:54, 26th April 2004:
 
We won't be smelly!
Posted by syl, 10:55, 26th April 2004:
 
Or sell internet services (Alfie, Arsepuppy, Cal...)
Posted by syl, 26th April 2004:
 
I have a job for everyone...Rosie can run a mail order business where she sends people random things in the post like stale vitimins, eh Rosie?
Posted by carbonite, 26th April 2004:
 
But you'll still be backwards miscriants with skewed views of how the World works, right syl?

;D
Posted by Doctor Lucid, 26th April 2004:
 
h1: "Hey, man, duuude, I'm, like, so fed up of the evil western world"
h2: "Yeah, dude, and, like, that capitalism and money grabbing, it really sucks, man"
h1: "Too right, laddie."
h2: "There's only one thing to do, my son"
h1: "Duuuude! You're not suggesting ... "
h2: "Yeah, man. It's the only way to be sure. We've got to become smelly."
h1: "Man! Heavy! I guess we've got to become backwards miscrients as well."
h2: "I would have thought miscreants would be more appropriate."
h1: "No way, dude. Miscrients. It's the only option."
h2: "Duuuude."
Posted by Doctor Lucid, 26th April 2004:
 
*click click*
DOUble POSt.

-[2w874320987432097
Posted by syl, 26th April 2004:
 
Yes
Posted by carbonite, 26th April 2004:
 
Pedantic much?
Posted by Doctor Lucid, 26th April 2004:
 
Oh, I'm nothing. You should see Alphie and Brick once they get going on correcting people's spelling and grammar.
Posted by syl, 26th April 2004:
 
Okay, Brock, we'll toss a rotten chicken into your cage every now and then, how's that? But it has to have died of natural causes.
(We can have someone who routinely "trips" over the chickens)
Posted by Doctor Lucid, 11:13, 26th April 2004:
 
Or we could shape one for him out of quorn.
Posted by syl, 26th April 2004:
 
Sul will be in charge of brewing the Tribe's liquor
Posted by carbonite, 26th April 2004:
 
It's the worst kind of comeback when someone has to resort to criticising your grammar and/or spelling in order to score points ;]
Posted by carbonite, 26th April 2004:
 
Maybe he can invent Liquorn!
Posted by Doctor Lucid, 26th April 2004:
 
How many points did I get for that little screenplay then? 3/10?
Posted by Doctor Lucid, 26th April 2004:
 
I mean, to be honest (ha!), I was more criticising the idea that becoming smelly and backwards is the best reaction against global capitalism. It's more a by-product, surely?
Posted by syl, 26th April 2004:
 
I wouldn't mind being smelly for a while. But after that I would like to able to have a nice hot bath.
Posted by Brock, 26th April 2004:
 
Nothing wrong with pedantry, tosspots. It stops me being overly personal and making you all cry.

Tossers.
Posted by arsepuppy, 26th April 2004:
 
"Or sell internet services (Alfie, Arsepuppy, Cal...)"


me?? huh??
Posted by carbonite, 26th April 2004:
 
sob
Posted by Alfie, 26th April 2004:
 
I don't know where this whole "ooh a vege diet makes your gassy" thing comes from Brock. I rarely if ever fart despite being a vege for over a decade.
Posted by Alfie, 26th April 2004:
 
"We fart because we're not the only ones who digest our food. Inside our intestines and bowel there are lots of bacteria that help us digest the fibre in our food. They get energy from this and so do we. It's a pretty good arrangement.

As the bacteria digest the fibre they produce lots of gas which has to go somewhere.

Really smelly farts may be caused by not enough fibre in your diet or by too much meat or other foods that sit in your gut too long and rot. This produces bad-smelling gases. It is not good for you to have these poisons sitting round inside you for too long.

So eat a healthy diet with plenty of fresh fruit and vegetables and you won't have much of a (smelly) problem."
Posted by arsepuppy, 26th April 2004:
 
carrot fascist.
Posted by Alfie, 26th April 2004:
 
viva la brocolli revolution
Posted by syl, 26th April 2004:
 
AP, I fawt yoo was a Internet person? Sorry, what would you like to do?

That's right, Alfie. When you eat properly you still fart, but they don't smell bad. I really do believe we should be vegetarians, but most people will disagree so we'll agree to disagree before it becomes heated.
Posted by Alfie, 26th April 2004:
 
oh it's not the first time it's got heated
I love it when the "Hitler was vegetarian" line comes out to play. :)
Posted by arsepuppy, 26th April 2004:
 
More of a graphic designer, really. My recent stuff is quite good as well (I usually my biggest critic). I'm a fule when it comes to the interwebnet.
Posted by arsepuppy, 26th April 2004:
 
I love it when veggies/far-left sorts get all preachy and thus begin to display right wing tendencies.
Posted by syl, 26th April 2004:
 
Ahem! Okay, I know I will be shot down for this but : I think it's bad karma to eat animals. There I said it and I'm not taking it back.
;)
Where can we see your stuff AP?
Posted by arsepuppy, 26th April 2004:
 
The stuff I had online was absolutely awful (some intentionally, though) so I took it down. The recent (good) stuff isn't online yet, in part due to certain restrictions, I suppose like copyright issues in a way.
Posted by Grim..., 26th April 2004:
 
I love it when the "Hitler was vegetarian" line comes out to play.

And he tried to ban fox-hunting =]
Posted by syl, 26th April 2004:
 
"The recent (good) stuff isn't online yet, in part due to certain restrictions, I suppose like copyright issues in a way".

oh dear
Posted by syl, 26th April 2004:
 
The Doctor Lucid Tribe of The Randomly Insane
Posted by carbonite, 26th April 2004:
 
Now I know why Hitler was so uptight all the time! He was a closet hippy trying to break free!

"Goddamn zis country I vil make a Vorld ver der iz no hunting of ze fox and everyone eats ze vegetable only! I sink vhile I am at it, I shall use it as a vay to kill millions of Jews!"
Posted by carbonite, 26th April 2004:
 
BAD KARMA!

tee hee hee ;D

If the bible can be believed then God didn't send people to Hell for eating meat. I'm pretty sure Jesus wasn't solely a vegetarian either.
Posted by arsepuppy, 26th April 2004:
 
syl: Nah, it's just I did stuff for companies, and things like that so I don't know how much 'ownership' I have of my own work, if that makes sense. I never bothered to look it up. May get away with some of it though. Similar situation with uni stuff in that I heard we weren't meant to release stuff into the public domain as its uni property blah blah blah.

I could upload shots of certain things. I made a CD-ROM program thingy last year which was especially sexy though.
Posted by friday, 26th April 2004:
 
I know a group of West African's called the Tribe of Doris, but that's another story
Posted by arsepuppy, 26th April 2004:
 
Didn't the Bible *encourage* people to eat meat? I think it's in Genesis. Not the band. Or the Sega console.
Posted by carbonite, 26th April 2004:
 
The Hippies vs The Christians;

Kind of the lesser of two evils, if you'll excuse the pun.
Posted by arsepuppy, 26th April 2004:
 
OGG! VORBIS!!!!
Posted by Grim..., 26th April 2004:
 
Able sacrificed lambs for God so he could eat them (Cain 'sacrificed' turnips, then got jealous because God prefered the lamb).

And Jesus ate fish at the last supper, did he not?
Posted by arsepuppy, 26th April 2004:
 
WHAT ABOUT THE LOAVES AND FISHES!!!!
Posted by arsepuppy, 26th April 2004:
 
He was cool though. He could replicate bread and fish, turn water into wine, and hung around with hookers. Nice guy, too.
Posted by syl, 26th April 2004:
 
"I could upload shots of certain things. I made a CD-ROM program thingy last year which was especially sexy though".

You could put them up, let me have a peek, and then take them down again?

I don't know why, but that sounds terribly lurid...
Posted by Grim..., 26th April 2004:
 
<notlewdminx> Jesus would be so much cooler if he hatched from an egg
<coke-> haha
<notlewdminx> Immaculate conception? BIG DEAL
<notlewdminx> Eggboy? AWESOME
Posted by arsepuppy, 26th April 2004:
 
Yeah, I may do if I have the time. Bit busy for the next month or so though (finals, etc.)
Posted by arsepuppy, 26th April 2004:
 
that's ace!
Posted by syl, 26th April 2004:
 
okay...
:)
Posted by syl, 26th April 2004:
 
I see it as more of a Buddhist thing than a bible thing. I'm not big on bible
Posted by arsepuppy, 26th April 2004:
 
eh?
Posted by syl, 26th April 2004:
 
The karma thing...I believe in karma. I do!
Posted by arsepuppy, 26th April 2004:
 
*thud*

Do you believe in Feng Shui as well?
Posted by WarHead, 26th April 2004:
 
Ommmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm...

...mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm

...mmmmmmmmmmm.

I'm contemplating Syl's navel (among other things).

Well it's MY lunch break and I can if I want to.
Posted by carbonite, 26th April 2004:
 
Not eating animals though isn't entirely within keeping of Buddhist principles, is it? I always think of Buddhism (with respect to the people that choose to follow Buddhism who were not born into it) as a convenient religion to follow if you're scared of what comes after death.

Personally I don't believe in any religion particularly. I like the idea that there is life after death (either in Heaven/Hell or in the way of reincarnation) but where is the actual proof that this is the case? We have examples of people being regressed to share experiences from former lives but how accepted is that as actual proof that reincarnation exists? It scares me to think that there is nothing after death, infact I feel a sense of real desperation at the thought of it; but without proof then surely the only thing that can come after death is nothing.
Posted by arsepuppy, 13:16, 26th April 2004:
 
As long as you don't go to Haven after you die. Those chalets are mad cold.
Posted by su, 13:16, 26th April 2004:
 
i'm rather fond of the concept that you are what you leave behind.
Life after death is living on in the memories and thoughts of others.
Posted by syl, 26th April 2004:
 
su - nice :)

The reason I believe in Karma is because of balance. There are laws
in the Universe and balance is one of them. How can you do vile things
and end up with the same fate as a saint? Talking of Hitler, if it's true
that you just die, how shit would that be? The damn coward took a pill
and copped it before he could even go to jail for war crimes.

WarHead you made the screen all long :(
Posted by arsepuppy, 13:36, 26th April 2004:
 
Surely your argument there contradicts the existence of karma?
Posted by WarHead, 26th April 2004:
 
Syl, since you're unlikely to be able to get a bigger screen right away, I've edited my chant.
Posted by syl, 26th April 2004:
 
"Surely your argument there contradicts the existence of karma?"

No...because I believe that one day, he will get what's coming to him. Or wherever he is, he is.
Posted by syl, 26th April 2004:
 
Syl, since you're unlikely to be able to get a bigger screen right away, I've edited my chant.
LOL! :D Thanks sweetpea *bat bat*
Posted by arsepuppy, 26th April 2004:
 
Isn't karma more earth-based though?

"No...because I believe that one day, he will get what's coming to him. Or wherever he is, he is."

This depends on if the afterlife exists. Or reincarnation. In regular terms, the wanker got away with it.
Posted by syl, 26th April 2004:
 
Well, it's things like that that make me believe that some sort of afterlife exists. I think Karma is bigger than just earthly life.
Posted by Alfie, 26th April 2004:
 
carbonite - Hitler wasnt a vegetarian, that was my point
Posted by arsepuppy, 26th April 2004:
 
I like more travelling in time than going to hell. And who wouldn't.
Posted by Brock, 26th April 2004:
 
I don't understand how he is supposed to have "Got away with it". He died. What could you possibly have done to him to punish him that is worse than killing him, without being worse than him anyway (ie torture etc.)

Dead is Dead!
Posted by arsepuppy, 26th April 2004:
 
Nonsense!

I've seen 'Ghost Dad'.
Posted by syl, 26th April 2004:
 
There are worse things than death.

This is getting too heavy...sigh
Posted by Miki, 26th April 2004:
 
I've been dead once and resuscitated.
I can't remember anything about it, but I'm not at all afraid to die, I figure that's a good sign.
Posted by syl, 26th April 2004:
 
Really Miki? What happened?
Posted by carbonite, 26th April 2004:
 
What is worse than death? I'd say being dead is up there with your own private Hell of being forced to listen to pop music and watch the Teletubbies and Hoobs, its pretty bad as punishments go. He's no longer alive, no longer able to inflict pain and suffering on other people. I'd say that's a pretty good deal. You'd rather he was alive so you could inflict pain and suffering on him like he did to all those millions of people (either directly or indirectly)?
Posted by Miki, 26th April 2004:
 
Bad astma attack, I was about 8.
They put a needle in my heart, Pulp Fiction stylee.

Like I said, I dont remember any of it. I was unconscious long before that bit.
Posted by arsepuppy, 26th April 2004:
 
The Hoobs is hideously vile, but I challenge you to sit through the infinitely worse 'Boobah'.
Posted by syl, 26th April 2004:
 
OMG Miki. You don't remember any of it?
Posted by syl, 26th April 2004:
 
"You'd rather he was alive so you could inflict pain and suffering on him like he did to all those millions of people (either directly or indirectly)?"

Not me. I wouldn't want that on my head. but how about him coming back as one of his victims?
Posted by Brock, 26th April 2004:
 
Life after Death AND time travel??

Good to see we're keeping it sensible.
Posted by arsepuppy, 26th April 2004:
 
Eva Braun?

His niece?

That'd be weird. Sort of wanking, but not.
Posted by arsepuppy, 26th April 2004:
 
*hits 88mph*

I like more travelling in time than going to hell. And who wouldn't.
Posted by syl, 26th April 2004:
 
Alternate Universe. Why the heck not?
Posted by Brock, 26th April 2004:
 
/can of worms going into opener
Posted by carbonite, 26th April 2004:
 
He'd still be dead then wouldn't he syl? A victim would imply that it is someone that suffered the ultimate price under his regime. I'd say that coming back as a living person (holocaust survivor, soldier who lived through the war etc) is not really any kind of comparison to being dead.
Posted by carbonite, 26th April 2004:
 
lol, alternate universe? Once again there's a slight problem with proof with that one =]
Posted by syl, 26th April 2004:
 
"...holocaust survivor, soldier who lived through the war etc)is not really any kind of comparison to being dead".

I could live with that ;)
Posted by arsepuppy, 26th April 2004:
 
NEWTON CROSBY!! MALFUNCTION!! NEED INPUT!!!!!
Posted by syl, 26th April 2004:
 
Time doesn't exist. It's an illusion. That being true, who says there can't be parallel Universes?
Posted by Brock, 26th April 2004:
 
definition of true?

It doesn't exist as an entity, but that means Jack Shit, little miss over-simplification!
Posted by arsepuppy, 26th April 2004:
 
ALL ABOARD THE SIXTH FORM PHILOSOPHY TOURBUS!
Posted by Brock, 26th April 2004:
 
Ssshhhhh!! You'll wake up Doc, and then it'll get really fucking weird...
Posted by carbonite, 26th April 2004:
 
And to that same end: Who says there can?

Anyone can say "I'm from a parallel universe". How can they physically prove it...more to the point how can they replicate it and move between parallel universes? It's not possible and even if I am proved to be wrong in the distant future, everyone here that bears witness to my claims will be dead anyway!
Posted by syl, 26th April 2004:
 
All I said was Why Not?
Posted by syl, 26th April 2004:
 
Done y'all get peesy wi' me jez cos ye caynt aynswer the quaystion! (That was meant to be a Southern Mamma accent, but oh well)
Posted by carbonite, 26th April 2004:
 
Why would there be? It's impossible to explain how there could be an alternate universe. The chances are, in this universe (because it is seemingly infinite), there is another planet which is identical to Earth in every respect. That wouldn't be an alternate universe though...
Posted by syl, 26th April 2004:
 
I'm going to come back and pinch all of your bums :D
Posted by syl, 26th April 2004:
 
And it's sixth form physics arsepuppy
Posted by carbonite, 26th April 2004:
 
I'll be on my holidays in the alternate universe when you come over syl!
Posted by syl, 26th April 2004:
 
"...That wouldn't be an alternate universe though..."

no, not at all. But everything is energy, so it seems to me that everything is possible, by manipulating that energy.
Posted by arsepuppy, 26th April 2004:
 
*paging David Icke*






*and maybe Uri Geller*
Posted by Brock, 26th April 2004:
 
syl: It's only Physics if it's physical, you pillock. If we don't know if it's there or not, it's philosophical.
Posted by syl, 26th April 2004:
 
I meant the Theory of Relativity
Posted by syl, 26th April 2004:
 
Since when is energy not physical?
Posted by arsepuppy, 26th April 2004:
 


One step at a time, dearie.
Posted by syl, 26th April 2004:
 
I'll wait a few hundred years and then discuss it with you dum-dums :D jee wiskers
Posted by syl, 26th April 2004:
 
You can't answer the question : "Why Not?"
Posted by Brock, 26th April 2004:
 
You were talking about Alternate Universes and life after death.

And also, not everything is energy. Matter isn't. It just has energy.
Posted by syl, 26th April 2004:
 
Matter is just dense energy
Posted by carbonite, 26th April 2004:
 
And you can't answer the question "Why would there be?"
Posted by syl, 26th April 2004:
 
Ha ha! I asked you first! :P
Posted by arsepuppy, 26th April 2004:
 
Syl is just dense energy ;)
Posted by syl, 26th April 2004:
 
:P
Posted by syl, 26th April 2004:
 
(and not very energetic at that)

:(
Posted by carbonite, 26th April 2004:
 
No it isn't! Take a football for example. While it is just sitting stationary it has no energy. You have to impart force onto it in some way or other (i.e. kicking it) for it to have energy.
Posted by Brock, 26th April 2004:
 
Syl: Bollocks. Matter has Mass and must take up space. Energy does not do either. You should get a bit of research in before you go too much further with your Star Trek definition of the universe...

No matter (no pun intended) how dense you make something, you cannot add mass, merely concentrate it.
Posted by syl, 26th April 2004:
 
The football is made up of what?********
Posted by syl, 26th April 2004:
 
Star Trek? :(
Posted by Brock, 26th April 2004:
 
(Star Trek was the polite version of "Horseshit")
Posted by syl, 26th April 2004:
 
ha ha hahah!
Posted by carbonite, 26th April 2004:
 
Atoms syl. Arranged in a specific way.
Posted by syl, 26th April 2004:
 
Where's Ana when you need her?
Posted by syl, 26th April 2004:
 
Atoms are made up of what?*********
Posted by Brock, 26th April 2004:
 
She is too polite to come in and blow your naive shite out of the water.

/Big slice of WRONG pie for the South African table, please
Posted by Brock, 26th April 2004:
 
syl: THEY ARE MADE UP OF MATTER!!! TRY USING GOOGLE!!!
Posted by syl, 26th April 2004:
 
Well, then enlighten me, Oh Brock!

These ********* were all rhetorical questions)
Posted by Brock, 26th April 2004:
 
Energy
www.greenspun.com/bboard/q-...

Matter

www.thefreedictionary.com/m...
Posted by syl, 26th April 2004:
 
Is that where you've been? Google?
Posted by syl, 26th April 2004:
 
Never mind Ana! We've got Spock! I mean Brock!
Posted by syl, 26th April 2004:
 
What happens when you split an Atom?*********
Posted by arsepuppy, 26th April 2004:
 
At

om




Simple, really.
Posted by carbonite, 26th April 2004:
 
Add a nice warm mug of shut the fuck up to that order, and put a move on it!
Posted by syl, 26th April 2004:
 
*mouth fart at arsepuppy*
Posted by WarHead, 26th April 2004:
 
In alternate universe Syl is working, not wasting time on t'internet.
Posted by syl, 26th April 2004:
 
Oops. Warhead's here. :S He's gonna be mad.
Posted by WarHead, 26th April 2004:
 
I'm just trying to prevent you getting your arse kicked by The Ogre, but it's your job, not mine.
Posted by syl, 26th April 2004:
 
Ana, if you ever read this thread, please come and explain this to us. Thanks.
Posted by syl, 26th April 2004:
 
Oh yes, The Ogre...
Posted by syl, 26th April 2004:
 
Bye
Posted by WarHead, 26th April 2004:
 
Damn. I meant to ask if there was going to be 'free love' in this colony.

It'll be just like my hippy days in the 70s.
Posted by syl, 26th April 2004:
 
Yes. There will. Bye.
Posted by WarHead, 26th April 2004:
 
Get me an application form.
Posted by Doctor Lucid, 26th April 2004:
 
O, well let me see.

*clicks fingers together in Dastardly Doctor Darcy Tyler manner*
(he's a doctor! it can't induce arthritis!)

o ----- O ----- 0

parallel universe // time matter mass

imagine, if you will, a big plate of cold sausages
and then imagine the plate being empty.

Yea, so if Hitler was a vegetarian, WHO ATE THEM?

But if you were to go back in time to find out, and then accidentally spill them all over the floor.

Would you be the cause? And in that case, if you never went back in time to find out, would you still be the cause?
Posted by syl, 26th April 2004:
 
Dammit,

Laughs really loudly at Doc (a real belly laugh)
Posted by Brock, 26th April 2004:
 
The plate of sausage experience has scarred you deeply, hasn't it Doc?

Bless.
Posted by Doctor Lucid, 26th April 2004:
 
my work here is done

I'm off to go get on a train to Brighton, transforming into Uncle Moc on the way. Bye!
Posted by Brock, 26th April 2004:
 
How does that work? There's no doors on phoneboxes these days.
Posted by friday, 26th April 2004:
 
"Matter has Mass and must take up space. Energy does not do either."

but we can't see energy - we feel it - does that mean it does or doesn't take up space?
Posted by Sul, 26th April 2004:
 
Erm light?
Posted by Brock, 26th April 2004:
 
We don't feel energy. We feel the result of energy acting upon matter.

:p
Posted by cal, 26th April 2004:
 
i hate to say it, but syl sounds right.

wave particle duality. matter is just made of arranged energy. isn't energy nowadays either chemical, electrons, bosons, gravitons, etc? aren't these just matter? and vice-versa?

pwnd by syl, dear me.
Posted by Brock, 26th April 2004:
 
No, Cal. They are essentially different, I'm certain. Molecules are made of matter held in an arrangement by energy which is where I think the confusion comes from. It is the fundamental building method of everything, but not the bricks themselves.

Even if she was right, I would be doing my best to change the universe in it's basic structure till she wasn't, i can assure you.

however, I am pretty confident in my memory of Physics, and none of the googling has led me to believe it to be wrong. Have you got Stephen Hawkings e-mail address? The reply might be typed a bit slow, but at least we would have a chance of gleaning the right answer from among the headbutt-typo's.

Just a thought.
Posted by Brock, 26th April 2004:
 
this goes some way to backing me up
Posted by cal, 26th April 2004:
 
"They are essentially different, I'm certain."

you can be certain all you like - since people who know about this stuff all disagree, your opinion doesn't really matter :)
Posted by Brock, 26th April 2004:
 
Show me the proof, then bitch!! And read the page that link goes to...

(and check your mail)
Posted by Uncle Moc, 26th April 2004:
 
There we go. No phonebox required.
Posted by Brock, 26th April 2004:
 
That would make a fantastic Album title, Mocster. Maybe for some cheesey 80's kind of music from a band leader gone solo.

Or something.

Oi, Perci!! It's a Phil Collins gag, geddit?.....


*pauses*...



.....there ya go!
Posted by Uncle Moc, 26th April 2004:
 
No, I don't get that one either. Hang on...
Posted by WarHead, 26th April 2004:
 
Wait, wait, I have a question.


What's the matter?
Posted by Alfie, 26th April 2004:
 
universe is held together by 4 forces (electromagnetic, gravity, strong and weak) and made of 4 quantum particle types.
i like the neatness of that.

(not getting involved in the debate, just a random musing)
Posted by cal, 27th April 2004:
 
err, there are 12 quantum particles:

Electron & Electron Neutrino
Muon & Muon Neutrino
Tau & Tau Neutrino
Up, Down, Top, Bottom, Strange & Charmed Quark


"Matter has Mass and must take up space. Energy does not do either"

expand out this rather well known equation: E = mc^2


This page might interest you, since it goes beyond A-Level physics, unlike yours:
home.comcast.net/~jeffocal/...
Posted by cal, 27th April 2004:
 
Later in Chapter two the quantum properties of mass and energy were defined in terms of the integral energies associated with resonate "structures" formed in space by the oscillations or interactions of the continuous non-quantized mass and energy components of space. The formation of these resonate "structures" was derived in terms of a dynamic balance between the continuous non-quantized mass and energy components of space defined by the equation E=mc^2. These resonate "structures" are called mattercules.

It was shown the "energy position" or the "equivalent temperature" of the space a mattercule is occupying determines where the resonance equilibrium "point" occurs between the mass and energy components of space internal to these resonate "structures" called mattercules.
Posted by cal, 27th April 2004:
 
ahh, four types. my mistake :)

but really there are three families, which kinda matters more
Posted by Grim..., 27th April 2004:
 
expand out this rather well known equation: E = mc^2
Ahahahahahaha!
Posted by Grim..., 27th April 2004:
 
E = mc² is a much nicer way of writing it (ALT + 0 1 7 8).
Posted by Brock, 27th April 2004:
 
Just for reference, that equation dictates that the energy that a body has is proportional to the mass of the particle and the square of it's velocity. It does not in any way imply that the energy contains any mass.

Or is everything made up of 'velocity' too?

(I am fully conversant with the use of that equation, so you know. I used it in BOTH my A-levels, and my Engineering honours degree ;p )
Posted by WarHead, 27th April 2004:
 
Haven't you got a cylinder block to rebore or something, instead of constantly reboring ME?
Posted by Brock, 27th April 2004:
 
While I am fully prepared to be wrong over this issue, I would like to see some proof on it first.

I am only prepared to be wrong over any particular matter (No pun!) ONCE, so I want to be sure before I change my position!

I will check out that link when I get home... Or maybe at lunch

:D
Posted by Brock, 27th April 2004:
 
WH:Don't read it if it's making both your brain cells hurt, sweetie.

;)
Posted by Abe Frohman, 27th April 2004:
 
I thought it was up,down,sideways and sex appeal.
Posted by WarHead, 27th April 2004:
 
What you do in your own time is your own business Abe. I think you physics geeks should start a new thread for this and let us hippies live in blissful ignorance.
Posted by carbonite, 27th April 2004:
 
Amazing how something so uninspiring as hippies can spawn an intelligent (?!) conversation on quantum physics, matter, energy, Star Trek, Religion, Hitler, Vegetareans and Karma.
Posted by Brock, 27th April 2004:
 
Welcome to the glory that is iamcal.

We rock 'da house', my old china.
Posted by Grim..., 11:11, 27th April 2004:
 
Or 'da caravan', if we're being hippies.
Posted by Brock, 27th April 2004:
 
Good point. Although I think there may have been a mention of a tent or something near the top of the thread. I can't be arsed to look, though.
Posted by Grim..., 27th April 2004:
 
'Da Bungalow'

That's made me think of that 'Dick and Dom' program.
I haven't seen it.
I don't need to.
It's shit.
Posted by friday, 27th April 2004:
 
I don't agree with the thing about not feeling energy. Or maybe I am not defining what I mean correctly...

How come then I can "sense" or "feel" when someone I know is close by?

For example, I can be alone at my house and I think of a person and within minutes that person arrives? NOt all the time of course, but sometimes it happens

Before the sarcasm starts, I don't mean after I have spoken to them on the phone and they have said, "yeah right, see you in a minute then"
Posted by Brock, 27th April 2004:
 
*snigger*

Beaten to it ;)
Posted by Brock, 27th April 2004:
 
That is a whole new sort of ESP debate. Not sure I want to get involved in that one.
Posted by Abe Frohman, 27th April 2004:
 
I think it's probably because Pluto is entering Uranus.
Posted by Alfie, 27th April 2004:
 
"but sometimes it happens"

the law of averages.

I would suggest that someone you know is likely to be someone you think about occassionally, and also likely to be someone who comes round occasionally.

when the two things happen one after the other your brain remembers it and it seems unusual. if it doesnt happen then your brain doesnt bother remembering it. "oh i thought about him and he didnt show up" is not worth remembering.

so you end up remembering the times that it does happen. but it's just coincidence
Posted by Alfie, 27th April 2004:
 
as an example sometimes i pick up my phone and a second later i get a text message from Emma. I remember this happening but i ignore all the other times when she texts me and im not holding the phone or i pick up my phone and she doesnt text me.

but it's not some special sense, just that she texts me regularly and i pick up my phone regularly.
Posted by Sul, 27th April 2004:
 
Love the new show, Derren.
Posted by su, 27th April 2004:
 
actually it could be due to the Transit of Venus
Posted by WarHead, 27th April 2004:
 
She used to use it to sell dodgy fridges down the Dog'n'Duck, didn't she?
Posted by Brock, 27th April 2004:
 
Nicely explained Alfie.

Next?!
Posted by Grim..., 27th April 2004:
 
Q: If you had a candle in an otherwise lightless room, does the amount of light in the room increase if you place a mirror next to the candle?
Posted by Miki, 27th April 2004:
 
no
next :D
Posted by Grim..., 27th April 2004:
 
Wrong =]
Posted by Brock, 27th April 2004:
 
Light distribution would increase (hence perceived light, ie it might get brighter). But the amount of light energy would NOT increase.

Miki's right- Gold star

Grim's wrong- stand in the bin.
Posted by Grim..., 27th April 2004:
 
Bullshit - light energy would increase because it would be in the room for longer.
Think about it.
Posted by Brock, 13:55, 27th April 2004:
 
Have done. You're wrong. I shall now pour dog shit into the bin.

It can't increase because the mirror is only a reflector not an amplifier. It can only change the direction of the light, not make more of it. Keeping it within the room only makes more use of the light energy available. Less wastage, if you will.
Posted by Grim..., 27th April 2004:
 
Um - I don't think you have much of a clue what you're talking about

If the light can stay in the room for longer, that means there is more of it, as the candle is constantly generating light.
Posted by Miki, 27th April 2004:
 
yup :)
Alfie Star-in-a-Car(tm) ?
Posted by Brock, 27th April 2004:
 
So the room would get progressively brighter and brighter till it melts would it? I DON'T think so!

The room was sealed to light from the outside. Therefore there is no reason to assume that it was escaping anywhere, so it would stay in the room, just get reflected off the walls. Therefore no light increase just for putting a damn mirror next to it..

I know what I'm talking about thanks. You, my boy, are just worried about getting another drubbing like the other day.

Try it tonight under your duvet as you pleasure yourself to sleep.
Posted by Grim..., 27th April 2004:
 
Step One.

Imagine a spherical room with a point light source in it's centre. The rooms
radius is 2x10^8m (this is due to the speed of light being 2x10^8m/s, so
calcs are easier). The light source gives out 360x10^6 photons per second,
and the walls are black and absorb 100% of the light reaching them. So
turning the light on at t=0s, the first photon will reach the wall at t=1s,
and at this point there will be 360x10^6 photons in the room, as the wall
will absorb the photons as they reach it, the room is in steady state.

Step Two

Same room, but this time coat half the room with an 100% reflective surface.
Turn the light on at t=0, again the photons reach the wall at t=1, but only
half are absorbed, so we now have (360+180)x10^8 photons in the room, at
t=2, the 180 million have reached the centre, the 360 million released at
t=1 have reached the wall, and half have bounced back to the centre
(reflected along the original path they travelled) so we have
(360+180+180)x10^6, at t=3 the original 180 now reached a black wall and so
are absorbed, along with half the photons released at t=4, so we have
steady-state with 360 million being added and 360 million being absorbed,
but we have (360+180+180)x10^6 photons in the room, so the room IS twice as
bright.

Sorry if that's a bit too much like a physics lesson, now - in the shit-filled bin with you!
Posted by Grim..., 27th April 2004:
 
The phrase, I believe, is pwned.

=]
Posted by Brock, 27th April 2004:
 
But your mirror example does not remove any of the light absorbent surfaces (as in that example) so the SAME AMOUNT of light will be absorbed by the walls, floor and ceiling. Two entirely different examples.

Nice try.

If you put a mirror into the second room, it wouldn't make a damn bit of difference to the light in there. Remember, you placed it next to the candle, not put it on the wall.

Back at ya.
Posted by Grim..., 27th April 2004:
 
Of course it does - it casts a shadow.
Posted by Grim..., 27th April 2004:
 
The reason for the reflective walls was simply to keep the calculations easy.
Placing a mirror anywhere facing the candle (except for in it, perhaps) would increase the distance light has to travel before it is absorbed.
Posted by Brock, 27th April 2004:
 
Not in a spherical room with 100% reflective walls, you twat!
Posted by Grim..., 27th April 2004:
 
Are you in the bin yet?
Posted by Brock, 27th April 2004:
 
Haven't lost yet. Your original question doesn't prove your point.
Posted by Miki, 27th April 2004:
 
re. shadow: still only reflects the light that otherwise would have travelled where the shadow is now. I agree that if you change the absorbtion you change the amount of light, but I don't agree your original question changes the absorbtion.
Posted by Grim..., 27th April 2004:
 
Questions don't prove points.

Which bit are you having trouble understanding?
Posted by Grim..., 27th April 2004:
 
Miki: Placing any reflective object into the path of the light would change the absorption.
Posted by Miki, 27th April 2004:
 
The harder question here is which of you two I would prefer to see in the bin ;)
Posted by Brock, 27th April 2004:
 
The point was, you hadn't changed the absorption rate in the room, as Miki says. I see the point that you are making (or, bless you, trying to), but to be right, you would have needed to specify that the mirror was placed on the wall, not just next to the candle.

Small point but pivotal to your proof.
Posted by Grim..., 27th April 2004:
 
I guess it is, because the light question has already been answered.
By me.
Correctly =]
Posted by Miki, 27th April 2004:
 
No the light question was ASKED by you, and answered correctly by Brock and me, sjeesh.
Posted by Brock, 27th April 2004:
 
*whoooosh*

Oooh! Was that a set of fast moving goalposts on their way to proving another of Grim's badly worded questions?
Posted by Brock, 27th April 2004:
 
Miki: Anyway, it's MY bin, and even if I'd been wrong, I'd still have stuck it on the twats head.

But I'm not. :D
Posted by Miki, 27th April 2004:
 
Brock: much appreciating your dedication to binning Grim...
doesn't mean I can't still hope Grim... returns the favour and I get to see both :D
Posted by Grim..., 27th April 2004:
 
Um, Brock, did you just say that placing a reflective surface in a room doesn't change the absorption rate?

Unless the mirror is placed in the light source, the distance the light has to travel is increased.

And what goalposts?
It must be a pretty crap life if you get this upset about being wrong, because you seem to be wrong a lot =]
Posted by Grim..., 27th April 2004:
 
Miki seems to have a bit of a perverse obsession with bins...
Posted by Brock, 27th April 2004:
 
And dog shit
Posted by Brock, 27th April 2004:
 
But she is Dutch, I guess.

;P
Posted by Grim..., 27th April 2004:
 
Dutch?

I though she was Hollish =/
Posted by Brock, 27th April 2004:
 
*sigh* It doesn't change the absorbtion rate. Or are you saying that distance is the same thing?
Posted by carbonite, 27th April 2004:
 
Bad karma here. You're both going to be reincarnated as single cell amoebae to reflect your knowledge and intelligence!
Posted by Grim..., 27th April 2004:
 
Not quite: Light doesn't move instantly, so the greater the distance it travels before it hits something, the longer it is in the room, making it brighter.
Absorption isn't really an issue, distance and time is. Placing a mirror next to a candle will increase the amount of light in the room.

Interestingly, you can't say 'would make the room brighter', because there isn't a measurement of brightness.
Posted by Brock, 14:38, 27th April 2004:
 
No. Brightness is a subjective term. It would seem brighter to the naked eye, but not necessarily with a greater candela quantity of luminescence. That was the whole point.

um. *Whooosh*
Posted by Brock, 27th April 2004:
 
And in your example that you quoted, it is only brighter in the room because the light was not absorbed.

Are you saying that it would be twice as bright if the room was twice as big then, if distance is the all important factor?
Posted by Grim..., 27th April 2004:
 
If the room was twice as big, there would be twice as much light in it.
As I've just said (d'uh) I was careful to avoid the word 'brightness'.
Posted by Grim..., 27th April 2004:
 
Look at our post counts go! =]
Posted by Alfie, 27th April 2004:
 
as miki said, the light reflected by the mirror would just mean that those photons are being reflected back into that half of the room, the other half is not getting so much light, so overall the room isnt any birghter. an area of the room might be brighter but overall the total light in the room remains the same
Posted by Brock, 27th April 2004:
 
Thanks Alfie. He won't listen, though. He can only see a small part of the picture.


Ooooh! Maybe he needs a mirror to reflect the light?
Posted by Grim..., 27th April 2004:
 
Chay: No.
Read the big post - the longer the photons are in the room, the more light there is.
Posted by Miki, 27th April 2004:
 
still, best ever scientific argument on cal is here
Posted by Grim..., 27th April 2004:
 
Brock: According to you, a mirror wouldn't help =]
Posted by Abe Frohman, 27th April 2004:
 
I don't know why you bother Grim, Cal's just gonna come on here and bitch-slap you in a Beargod style.
Posted by Alfie, 27th April 2004:
 
ah Grim...s wonderful gaps between the stars comment
Posted by Alfie, 27th April 2004:
 
"A photon of light will continue traveling through space until it strikes an
object that absorbs it. In an enclosure such as a room this happens very quickly (it
takes only a few nanoseconds for the light to reach a wall in a 10 X 10 foot room).
While the light may be reflected a few times it will eventually strike something that
will absorb it. Your eyes cannot resolve events shorter than a few milliseconds. A
given photon might strike a wall up to a 100 thousand times (reflecting each time) in
this time period. Even if only 0.1% of the light was absorbed (99.9% reflected -- such as for a pretty good household mirror) at each wall interaction it would be down to
undetectable levels long before it reached a 100 thousand reflections."
Posted by Grim..., 27th April 2004:
 
Ah, the old God / Infinity thread.
Notice how the might of IAmCal intellect backs down on the infinite stars theory when they realise they are arguing against Mr Hawkins =]
Posted by Grim..., 27th April 2004:
 
Abe: Doubt it - I'm right.
Alfie: Er, thanks. Did you have a point?
Posted by Grim..., 27th April 2004:
 
ah Grim...s wonderful gaps between the stars comment

Not mine, Dr. Hawkins.
I just happen to agree with him.
Posted by Miki, 27th April 2004:
 
there is as little use arguing with Mr Hawinks as there is arguing with Mr Potato Head

btw, Cal thanks for fixing the search thing it's perfect again
Posted by Alfie, 27th April 2004:
 
uh, no. we didn't suggest that the universe was infinite. just that your "why isnt the whole sky one big bright mass of stars" was interesting to say the least
Posted by Alfie, 27th April 2004:
 
Grim.. my point was your room thing is silly.

if you are in a room next to a mirror does that mean there are twice as many grim...s in the room?

i hope not
Posted by Grim..., 27th April 2004:
 
Oh yeah. Well... :shrugs:

I still believe in God.
Posted by Alfie, 27th April 2004:
 
wow it only took 3 minutes for him to go from being a Mr to a Dr
Posted by Grim..., 27th April 2004:
 
Silly, yeah, no-one said it wasn't.
It's also a pointless discussion, because the increase in light (as you said) would not be noticeable.
But theoretically, it's answerable, even though, in a practical sense, it wouldn't make much difference.
Posted by Alfie, 27th April 2004:
 
if there is a Grim... in a room next to a mirror, you can be certain that the room is not twice as bright.

add a glass of water though...
Posted by Brock, 27th April 2004:
 
re:twice as many Grim...s

Unless it's a really big room, it's unlikely.

Twice as much UGLY though.
Posted by Grim..., 27th April 2004:
 
(All my posts seem to be referring to 2 post's previous at the moment).

I doubt it even took 3 minutes (in real life this is, captain pedantic).

He's at his graduation, he's a Mr, he gets given his award (or whatever you get with a PHD) an he's a Dr.

Yay!
Posted by Grim..., 15:00, 27th April 2004:
 
Unless it's a really big room, it's unlikely.

A really big room - I need to start doing some kind of excersise =]
Posted by Alfie, 27th April 2004:
 
Head exercises
Posted by Grim..., 15:04, 27th April 2004:
 
What are they?
Posted by Alfie, 27th April 2004:
 
they go a bit like this:

*thud*
*thud*
*thud*
Posted by Abe Frohman, 27th April 2004:
 
hehe
Posted by Grim..., 15:19, 27th April 2004:
 
You're right, getting you guys to understand stuff is a bit like that =]
Posted by friday, 27th April 2004:
 
Hippies - loads of time to contemplate life, the universe and everything :-)
Posted by Grim..., 27th April 2004:
 
=]
Posted by Abe Frohman, 27th April 2004:
 
Hey Grim, If a tree falls in the forest and it hits a mime, does anyone give a toss?
Posted by Brock, 27th April 2004:
 
ROFL!!

I so nearly choked when I read that!
Posted by Grim..., 27th April 2004:
 
Abe: Brock would if it disagrees with him =]
Posted by Brock, 15:48, 27th April 2004:
 
Only if the white-gloved twat was wrong

:D
Posted by Grim..., 15:49, 27th April 2004:
 
=]
Posted by cal, 27th April 2004:
 
i hate to come into this discussion late, but

FFS

Grim is right, and you lot are being thick again.

Facts:

* If light takes longer to reach the walls then there's more of it in the room at once (details are above)

* Placing a mirror anywhere inside the room facing the light source will mean that at least some light that hits it will now take longer to hit an absorber (a wall).

* The amount of light that travels further than it would otherwise is a function of the reflective index of the mirror.

* the extra distance it has to travel is a function of the distance of the mirror from the light source and it's angle (and the shape of the room).


an example:
we put a mirror on the wall. any light that hits it would have otherwise hit the wall and been absorbed and reflected at a ratio deternmined by the color & material of the wall. because the mirror has a higher reflective index than the wall, the ratio is higher (more light is rebounded). *any* light that is rebounded then has a longer path before absorbtion. so a room with a mirror in CAN HAVE MORE LIGHT than without.

brock - you haven't even made an argument against it, besides saying "no, you're wrong". try refuting the points instead of just saying that you're right. when you're not.
Posted by Alfie, 27th April 2004:
 
but given the speed of light is that extra light perceptable?
Posted by Abe Frohman, 27th April 2004:
 
No! He's wrong!
Posted by Alfie, 27th April 2004:
 
we only argue cos its fun to argue with Grim
don't spoil our fun!
Posted by Alfie, 27th April 2004:
 
Grim... didn't specify that the candle was lit.
Posted by Sul, 27th April 2004:
 
Arent mirrors used in ill illuminated areas to help increase light? Like in my crappy bathroom. This may be wrong in the context of the argument but I'm pretty sure its true.
Posted by Sul, 27th April 2004:
 
Actually... I dont wanna get involved.
Posted by Brock, 27th April 2004:
 
"we put a mirror on the wall. any light that hits it would have otherwise hit the wall and been absorbed and reflected at a ratio deternmined by the color & material of the wall. because the mirror has a higher reflective index than the wall, the ratio is higher (more light is rebounded). *any* light that is rebounded then has a longer path before absorbtion. so a room with a mirror in CAN HAVE MORE LIGHT than without. "

As I said (when I was making an argument against, I refute the allegation. I just didn't go to the quote databank! read my posts closer), Grim said the mirror was put next to the candle NOT on the wall. I have already said above that changing the light absorbtion ratio of the walls would have a difference, but not placing a mirror next to the light source. The problem here is that, whilst the argument that he then goes to make (the dull room versus the reflecty room) is correct, his original question (the one that me and miki were arguing against) is not an example that proves that.

He, originally, just put a mirror NEXT to a candle. This actually (if anything) makes exactly zero difference to the path that the light would take, twice as much light (cos it is reflected) only crosses one half of the room, therefore 2 x 1/2 =1 . The half behind the mirror, assuming the candle is in the centre, would therefore be in shadow. Again, the point he argues further on makes sense, but he has changed the goalposts halfway through by implying the example is the same as if the wall's reflective index were changed. This is not true to his original question.

I am prepared to concede a badly worded question to the point that Grim was trying to make. I understand and accept his argument if that was his intention to prove the point (changing the reflective/absorbtion index of the walls) all along, as long as I ignore the original question. My argument to the original question still stands, and nothing mentioned here would seem to disprove it given the structure of the question.

Two different points being argued here, methinks...
Posted by Alfie, 27th April 2004:
 
of course his candle might be near a wall, for the mirror to be on the wall though he did say that the candle was in the centre.

and I still choose to believe that the candle isn't lit :P
Posted by Brock, 27th April 2004:
 
must.....get.....out......more.......

Arguing on t'interweb is NEVER going to get me laid. it may get me sacked for thinking about poxy light sources all day as opposed to working, though...

Boo. :(
Posted by Uncle Moc, 28th April 2004:
 
allo tacko wai son!! mica dona and my crew are 'jacking' the paris boat into the sea with a global effort of all our might! and boy is it an evenful weekend. to say I got a sun tan would be to over egg the pudding! i bought the ray disease with a fairly tropical way of doing things!

iamcal in google sits neatly between www.youngerbabes.com and Live chicks with dicks ... blowjobs transexual gangbangers transexual cartoon naked transvestites transex ... tranny fuck hardcore tranny tranny cock hot tranny tranny ...
www.smashingthumbs.com/sex/... -
Posted by friday, 28th April 2004:
 
om shanti
Posted by arsepuppy, 28th April 2004:
 
Dick and Dom is fucking ace.
Posted by arsepuppy, 28th April 2004:
 
Surely this thread is conclusive proof that Grim... actually is a complete and utter geek?
Posted by Sul, 28th April 2004:
 
I have to agree. Even though it has "Da" in the title and I'm very rarely awake in time to watch it you still have to laugh at the way they torture the kids on the show.
Posted by arsepuppy, 28th April 2004:
 
Yeah. I don't approve of the 'Da' either.
Posted by Brock, 28th April 2004:
 
And you being Welsh, and all.
Posted by Grim..., 13:35, 28th April 2004:
 
Surely this thread is conclusive proof that Grim... actually is a complete and utter geek?

The only reason you watch that show is because you fancy the presenters.
Posted by arsepuppy, 28th April 2004:
 
ALL ABOARD THE [redacted] HOMOPHOBIA EXPRESS!!



(How can you say something's shit if you've never seen it?)
Posted by Grim..., 28th April 2004:
 
Haha, coming from the man that called a gay guy homophobic

(Is it really any good?)
Posted by che, 20th April 2011:
 
This thread is amazing.
Posted by Grim..., around 26th April 2011:
 
There's my real name. Oh.

Can someone that can edit that make it go away?
Posted by eatmypiano, around 26th April 2011:
 
No, but at least I know why facebook keeps suggesting you as a friend now.
Posted by Uncle Moc, 3rd May 2011:
 
Ever put a dog on a full length mirror?
Posted by syl, 3rd May 2011:
 
No, what happens?
I've put socks on the dog before...that's pretty funny. especially on alternate legs only.
Posted by syl, around May 2013:
 
iambashar