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# What if?
(, Tue 8 Feb 2011, 0:14, archived)
# would.
...the unstoppable force one of course, whichever she is, not the immovable object one
(, Tue 8 Feb 2011, 0:16, archived)
# you'd do one
whilst holding the other's chips for safekeeping, whilst she's pissing in the bus stop
(, Tue 8 Feb 2011, 0:28, archived)
# why do some fat women insist on wearing tight animal-print tops or pants?
they look fucking horrible and tacky.
(, Tue 8 Feb 2011, 0:18, archived)
# camouflage?
(, Tue 8 Feb 2011, 0:19, archived)
# hahahahaha!
(, Tue 8 Feb 2011, 0:19, archived)
# ^this.
(, Tue 8 Feb 2011, 0:24, archived)
# Response of the night!
Well done!
(, Tue 8 Feb 2011, 0:41, archived)
# She really was an awfully big marine.
(, Tue 8 Feb 2011, 0:54, archived)
# Hang on, I'll ask my misses...
(, Tue 8 Feb 2011, 5:51, archived)
# Answer:
The unstoppable force stops, the immovable object moves.

And at over 300kb your image is more bloated that the people it depicts.
 
(, Tue 8 Feb 2011, 0:20, archived)
# almost
(, Tue 8 Feb 2011, 0:22, archived)
# re: Answer:
I never knew
(, Tue 8 Feb 2011, 0:22, archived)
# It's like the Zen story of the goose in the bottle.
(, Tue 8 Feb 2011, 0:27, archived)
# please, tell it to me
(, Tue 8 Feb 2011, 0:27, archived)
# Ok.
It's an old story used in Zen communities -- someone put a baby goose into a bottle and continued to feed the goose until it was too big to get out.
The question the Zen student must answer is: how do you get the goose out of the bottle without hurting the goose, or breaking the bottle.

The most well-known answer was given by the master Nansen, who was asked by a great philosophical official of the time, Riko, to explain the story of the goose in the bottle.

"If a man puts a gosling into a bottle," said Riko, "and feeds him until he is full-grown, how can the man get the goose out without killing it or breaking the bottle?"
Nansen gave a great clap with his hands and shouted: "Riko!"
"Yes, Master," said the official with a start.
"See," said Nansen, "the goose is out!"
(, Tue 8 Feb 2011, 0:36, archived)
# so
he was talking shit, then
(, Tue 8 Feb 2011, 0:41, archived)
# but knew the sound of
one goose flapping
(, Tue 8 Feb 2011, 0:49, archived)
# that doesn't get the goose out of the bottle
(, Tue 8 Feb 2011, 0:50, archived)
# there is no spork
(, Tue 8 Feb 2011, 0:55, archived)
# just as well
i'm eating soup, you need a spoon for that.
(, Tue 8 Feb 2011, 0:58, archived)
#
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spork

tho you may prefer a foon
(, Tue 8 Feb 2011, 1:02, archived)
# sporks are great
but spoons are best for soup
(, Tue 8 Feb 2011, 1:05, archived)
# there is no spork
(, Tue 8 Feb 2011, 1:08, archived)
# i know
(, Tue 8 Feb 2011, 1:10, archived)
# Wasn't it something about feeding and feeding the goose, until it's so fat
that its liver becomes quite a delicacy and the monk renounces Zen and retires on the proceeds?
(, Tue 8 Feb 2011, 0:30, archived)
# hahaha
*zing*
(, Tue 8 Feb 2011, 0:23, archived)
# but nowhere near as pissed
(, Tue 8 Feb 2011, 0:24, archived)
# The detail makes it.
(, Tue 8 Feb 2011, 0:27, archived)
# This would never happen
as f=ma
Both objects would require an infinate force, the immovable object would require an infinate mass which is not possible.
(, Tue 8 Feb 2011, 0:27, archived)
# large macro based pictures have places on the internet
b3ta isn't really one of them
(, Tue 8 Feb 2011, 0:37, archived)
# Where did you
find the source pic? I need more of them quickly so I can finish my wank with a decent climax.
(, Tue 8 Feb 2011, 1:11, archived)
# Text On A Huge Picture Of Huge Women
(, Tue 8 Feb 2011, 8:50, archived)
# It's funny cos they like chips
(, Tue 8 Feb 2011, 9:11, archived)
# Aren't fat people funny?
I'm glad fat people aren't allowed on the internet. That would probably make me throw up in their faces if I thought they were.
(, Tue 8 Feb 2011, 9:40, archived)