would.
...the unstoppable force one of course, whichever she is, not the immovable object one
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Tue 8 Feb 2011, 0:16,
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you'd do one
whilst holding the other's chips for safekeeping, whilst she's pissing in the bus stop
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Tue 8 Feb 2011, 0:28,
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why do some fat women insist on wearing tight animal-print tops or pants?
they look fucking horrible and tacky.
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Tue 8 Feb 2011, 0:18,
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Answer:
The unstoppable force stops, the immovable object moves.
And at over 300kb your image is more bloated that the people it depicts.
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Tue 8 Feb 2011, 0:20,
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And at over 300kb your image is more bloated that the people it depicts.
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!"
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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!"
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?
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Tue 8 Feb 2011, 0:30,
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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.
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Tue 8 Feb 2011, 0:27,
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Both objects would require an infinate force, the immovable object would require an infinate mass which is not possible.
large macro based pictures have places on the internet
b3ta isn't really one of them
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Tue 8 Feb 2011, 0:37,
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