Christ Centered Gamer

I'm not really sure what I think about that.

I can't get it out of my head. @_@ I feel like I'm going to be twitching my foot one day, years from now, and realize this song was playing in the back of my head the whole time. XD

Chozon1 wrote: Is it related to the price of tea in china?

Somewhat.

Pagodas?

Beautiful architecture. I think it would be fun to have one.

I love them. <3

Playing Murder in the Dark in downtown New York?

Sounds both disturbing, and like a good way to get shot.

MITD is another fun game my youth group plays. It's actually very popular among various groups of young people whether the group is Boy Scouts or some other group.

Finding out that the formula for momentum is not correct? O_O

Oh aye; I remember playing that among friends, family, and church groups. Which is ironic, when you consider it.

Depends; if it's my own work, and I've just used said formula to complete a page of complicated math problems, quickly shutting your mouth and stifling your thoughts is necessary, lest you say and mentally verbalize many, MANY, SO MANY, things that are not approved for PG movies.

I've never done this, of course. >_> Especially not on tests. No.

On the other hand, if chump scientists have been wrong all along, I shrug my shoulders and move on without being really surprised. Scientists are wrong frequently; the trick is not admitting it, and positing that theories are more important than realities.

Chozon1 wrote: On the other hand, if chump scientists have been wrong all along, I shrug my shoulders and move on without being really surprised. Scientists are wrong frequently; the trick is not admitting it, and positing that theories are more important than realities.

6 x 9 = 42?

Of course. What else would it equal?

I'll simplify it for you. X is the 24th letter in the alphabet. 24 + 6 + 9 = 39. And how many symbols are in the initial question side of the formula? 3. Therefore, 39 + 3 = 42.

If you take the other three symbols (= 42), and divide Forty-Two by 3, you get 3 sets of twelve, with 8 left over. Three times 8 is 24, and since life can often be backwards, 24 = Forty-two.

Now if you take both Forty-Two's, and add them, you get 84. If you divide that by 9, you get 9.333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333. If you divide it by 6, you get 14. If you add them together, plus the X (which again, is 24) you get 47.3333333333 to infinity.

Since it's infinity, you round it up to 48, instead of down to 47, like you would a peasant number. Subtract the 6 symbols of the formula, and what do you get? Forty-two.

If you take all three Forty-Two's and add them, you get 126. If you take that and split it, using the basic building blocks of math, you can subtract the 6 on the end into a 4, moving the two single digits into the tens column and hundreds column, respectively (since science has proved something can be made from nothing), creating 230. If you break that up further, you're left with a 2 and a 3, since the zero is just a place holder. Subtract the 3 for the existence of the three Forty-Two's, and you're left with a 2. Thus leaving you with Forty-Two.

Now, above there are six paragraphs. 42 is also spelled out 7 seven times. 6 times 7 = 42.

I'm not sure how it could be clearer.

Ever been in a plush animal fight?

Wheatley or GLaDOS?

Jorgmeisterwork wrote:Ever been in a plush animal fight?

I don't know, actually. Feels like something I would've loved when I was a bit younger. Beanie babies hurt though. XD

Emwok wrote:Wheatley or GLaDOS?

Cortana.

I uh...haven't actually played Portal 2. >_>

Chozon1 wrote:Of course. What else would it equal?

I'll simplify it for you. X is the 24th letter in the alphabet. 24 + 6 + 9 = 39. And how many symbols are in the initial question side of the formula? 3. Therefore, 39 + 3 = 42.

If you take the other three symbols (= 42), and divide Forty-Two by 3, you get 3 sets of twelve, with 8 left over. Three times 8 is 24, and since life can often be backwards, 24 = Forty-two.

Now if you take both Forty-Two's, and add them, you get 84. If you divide that by 9, you get 9.333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333. If you divide it by 6, you get 14. If you add them together, plus the X (which again, is 24) you get 47.3333333333 to infinity.

Since it's infinity, you round it up to 48, instead of down to 47, like you would a peasant number. Subtract the 6 symbols of the formula, and what do you get? Forty-two.

If you take all three Forty-Two's and add them, you get 126. If you take that and split it, using the basic building blocks of math, you can subtract the 6 on the end into a 4, moving the two single digits into the tens column and hundreds column, respectively (since science has proved something can be made from nothing), creating 230. If you break that up further, you're left with a 2 and a 3, since the zero is just a place holder. Subtract the 3 for the existence of the three Forty-Two's, and you're left with a 2. Thus leaving you with Forty-Two.

Now, above there are six paragraphs. 42 is also spelled out 7 seven times. 6 times 7 = 42.

I'm not sure how it could be clearer.

Makes perfect sense! I always thought there was something fundamentally wrong with the universe....

If you had the power to fix something in the universe, what would it be, and why?

Chozon1 wrote:I uh...haven't actually played Portal 2. >_>

It's on sale for five bucks till tomorrow morning. I got it yesterday because it was on sale.

The Skyrim soundtrack?

Sstavix wrote:Makes perfect sense! I always thought there was something fundamentally wrong with the universe....

If you had the power to fix something in the universe, what would it be, and why?

Yeah. But a simple Google search would've come up with a way that 6 x 9 does equal 24. That would've saved me like...an hour.

I don't know. I'm having trouble coming up with a serious answer to that. O_o The only thing that's really broken in the universe is humans.

Probably either the human/animal relationship (by which I mean the relationship animals and humans had pre-flood), or Justin Bieber.

Both of which would make this world a remarkably better place.

Emwok wrote:It's on sale for five bucks till tomorrow morning. I got it yesterday because it was on sale.

The Skyrim soundtrack?

Tempting. But I don't have five bucks. XD

I haven't heard it. I was meh over Oblivions music, but I still love Morrowind.