Replies to pandaexpress, page 23
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@pandabear http://rainbowdash.net/url/772910?t=20100630134043http://wiki.teamfortress.com/w/images/5/5b/Heavy_goodjob04.wav?t=20100630134043http://wiki.teamfortress.com/w/images/5/5b/Heavy_goodjob04.wav?t=20100630134043http://wiki.teamfortress.com/w/images/5/5b/Heavy_goodjob04.wav?t=20100630134043
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@pandabear REALLE?!?!!!!! http://rainbowdash.net/url/772908
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@pandabear I AM WATCHING THIS NOW! XD THIS IS TOO COOL! http://youtu.be/1Xp_imnO6WE
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@ellie AND IT MULTIPLIES! I AM SO cherriesING HAPPY RIGHT NOW! @pandabear Did you know there is also a giant gravitational anomaly that is pulling on all of our univers? It is outside the observable univers but it is so powerful, we can see other galaxies have a slight "Arc" to them, around that one point!
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@pandabear It is a great feeling, sharing happiness! And, did you know, that there is a 5 foot wide "No-touching-zone" Between America and Canada? It is HILARIOUS! It is merely a line of the absence of trees!
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@pandabear OOOOO I AM SOO DAMN HAPPY! I TAUGHT SOME ONE SOMETHING! *hugs* HOROSHO! http://rainbowdash.net/url/772906
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@pandabear I am more of a trivia guy, I don't have any grand knowledge on any one subject, everything fascinates me, like did you know, that when the outer most electron of a Cesium-132 atom bods 9,193,631,770 times, EXACTLY ONE SECONDS GOES BY!? And, we use that to measure our distance from quasars, or sould I say, help any one who finds the Gold plates on the Voyager space sprobes, and Quasars allways shine iwth the same intensity, allowing for amazing landmarkers, so, we have a map of quasars all pointing to Earth... WE GAVE THEM A FREAKING MAP! :D
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@pandabear OH mangoes YEAH! It involves the uncertainty principle if I am not mistaken... I HAVE JUST THE WEIRD AND QUIRKY VIDEO FOR YOU! http://rainbowdash.net/url/770164 YATA! http://rainbowdash.net/url/772905
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@pandabear It was weird, and also, there is the double split experiment! Do you know it?! IF YOU DON'T YOU WILL BE AMAZED!
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@pandabear They never mentioned the color blue. only once did they mention blue and never green.
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@pandabear YATA! I FEEL SO DAMN HAPPY! http://rainbowdash.net/url/772512 Ahem... Did you know that many Greeks, now wait, ALL OF the Greek people were colour blind?This here is radio lab! It will take you on a journey if you want to give this one a listen! I LOVE TEACHING!http://www.radiolab.org/story/211119-colors/
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@pandabear And your body is constantly holding up, a column of air that reaches to the outer edges of space? Its weight bearing down on you where ever you go?
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@pandabear It is also quite humbling. Did you know the average cloud weighs 400,000 tons?
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@pandabear I usually go outside to draw but, the rain has been pouring incessantly for the past few weeks, so I can't go out and lay down in the backyard and admire the sky.
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@pandabear OOO BOY! It is nothing really special, it is called gesturing, I have been told... http://rainbowdash.net/url/772903
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@pandabear Very! I personally like hearing other people also love to draw :D It's always nice to meet others who draw ^^
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@pandabear I have some drawings! Mind if I share them? I kind of have been spamming them here a bit...
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@pandabear Darn... I have to thank the moon though, it is how I discovered that I enjoyed drawing!
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@pandabear Especially to night! In the clouds tough, it makes many awesome eyes! Like, the cloud sometime make an oval shape, like a bird's eye shape, and it is fun to sketch creatures based on the eye that it gives you!
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@pandabear OOOO That is a good one! Herm... Or how before come after you say it? Or in some sense...
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@pandabear I think there is a word for that, like the word "Big" is not a big word, it is a small word, or, "Microscopic" is not small, it is a big word.
