[juggernaut]

if uve heard of it then do u think its stupid or reasonable?

[BartSimpson]

juggernaut wrote:

if uve heard of it then do u think its stupid or reasonable?

I was actually just now having that internal discussion about your grammar.

[BartSimpson]

Helpful to post a link on this....

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Modified_N ... n_dynamics

[fatbasturd]

BartSimpson wrote:

juggernaut wrote:

if uve heard of it then do u think its stupid or reasonable?

I was actually just now having that internal discussion about your grammar.

His mom is at work...so he is all on his own

[juggernaut]

i never check my grammar.

[juggernaut]

yes she is at work so im helpless.

[BartSimpson]

fatbasturd wrote:

BartSimpson wrote:

juggernaut wrote:

if uve heard of it then do u think its stupid or reasonable?

I was actually just now having that internal discussion about your grammar.

His mom is at work...so he is all on his own

[Blue_Nose]

Are you really 26 years old, juggernaut?

[BartSimpson]

juggernaut wrote:

yes she is at work so im helpless.

You're HONEST!!!!!!!

Well, then, you're alright by me!

[Zipperfish]

Well you know, technically Newton never said F=ma. He said force was equla to the change in momentum. Subtle, but crucial difference. So it may be that F=ma does not hold true for small accelerations, a. But also, is mass constant? Does the permittivity of free space change or is it constant?

[Mr_Canada old]

juggernaut wrote:

i never check my grammar.

ya i noticed. ur grammar is pretty bad LOL OMG WTF.

[PluggyRug]

Zipperfish wrote:

Well you know, technically Newton never said F=ma. He said force was equla to the change in momentum. Subtle, but crucial difference. So it may be that F=ma does not hold true for small accelerations, a. But also, is mass constant? Does the permittivity of free space change or is it constant?

would that depend on how 'free' the space is?

[Zipperfish]

Good point. Maybe space isn't that free at all. Maybe George Bush needs to liberate it.

[juggernaut]

Blue_Nose wrote:

Are you really 26 years old, juggernaut?

Yep, born May 12, 1980.

[juggernaut]

Zipperfish wrote:

Well you know, technically Newton never said F=ma. He said force was equla to the change in momentum. Subtle, but crucial difference. So it may be that F=ma does not hold true for small accelerations, a. But also, is mass constant? Does the permittivity of free space change or is it constant?

Im not sure, I would look it up on Wikkipedia!