Posted: Apr 19, 2012 4:06 am
Hackenslash (swinging a 42y.o nappy around with his wannabe in it) wrote :-
Slash, .. .. it's the geological thing. You can't take expansion as meaning the Earth's surface is blowing up like the skin of a condom. Maybe they will and maybe they won't (move further apart). They might not even move *up* for a while either, and then when they do, they might move down at the same time - even more than it moved up. All depends, .. (if you think about it.) See?
Utter ignorant fucking cock*. If the sensors are on opposite side of the planet, then whatever they are sitting on and how they are moving, they will move further apart. Geometry 101 fail. And with bollocks like this supporting it, is it any wonder that nobody takes this arse-water seriously?*The drivel, that is...
Slash, .. .. it's the geological thing. You can't take expansion as meaning the Earth's surface is blowing up like the skin of a condom. Maybe they will and maybe they won't (move further apart). They might not even move *up* for a while either, and then when they do, they might move down at the same time - even more than it moved up. All depends, .. (if you think about it.) See?