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peace

Rainbow

Colourful

Contrast

Full HD

1920*1080px

1360x768.

(That's my resolution, for some reason... ???)

... Numbers?

Letters

Electronic mail.

So much more efficient than physical mail, i can tell you! :)

carrier pigeon

Umm... Electronic carrier pigeon? :-\

messenger :P

spam emails

Russian Viagra spam. >:(

blue happiness

water

Fire!

Bunkers on D-Day

COH

Company Of Heroes.

Anybody here play that game? It's a whole lot of fun!

pariah wrote:
Company Of Heroes.

Anybody here play that game? It's a whole lot of fun!

Dunno what you mean. Never heard of it. But sounds pretty shitty.
...

;D

Band of Brothers

lots of russian tanks  :P

Last edited March 13, 2011 at 9:47 PM by Killar

OMG zerg rush!  ;D

POWER OVERWHELMING! ;D

We're runnin circles..

Release of Ostheer

done when its done

Better not happen before i get my computer and Internet connection fixed! >:(

Tomorrow
:P :P :P

>:( >:( >:(

??? ??? ???

;D ;D ;D

>_>

<_<

crazy-movin discofaces

That's the way uh huh uh huh I like it

Space Jam (one of the soundtrack songs)

Space

Fact: Sound travels better in space, because there's no air to get in its way. ;D

Many residents of the USA think that this country played a significant role in bringing down the Napoleon's army.  That is due to their unawareness of the existence of the Atlantic ocean in the way. ;D

Bah! Atlantic "ocean" my arse! I could swim that in a day! :D

Ocean

Tears

Pain

no brain, no pain :P

Bonehead

pariah wrote:
Fact: Sound travels better in space, because there's no air to get in its way. ;D

False. There is no sound in space

Sound is a waveform made by the compression and expansion of something called a 'medium'. Usually the medium is air. Sound is caused by vibrations passing through the air. The vibrations cause the air to expand and compress in waves from the source of the sound until it hits our eardrums and transmits the vibrations to the drum, into the ear and to the brain where we recognise it as something we call 'sound'. Of course, sound can travel through other media including water (as in echo sounding) or even in solids (try placing your ear to the end of a broomstick held on a vibrating engine - the sound is really amplified as it passes through the stick).

In the vacuum of space, however, there is no air or any other medium, and therefore sound cannot travel. Light can travel through space because light is a waveform that is part of the electromagnetic spectrum (which includes radio waves, microwaves and x rays) and electromagnetic waves do not need a medium in which to travel.

There may be a tiny chance that you may here a tinyweenie bit of sound if you happen to be by some gas particles. Though this is unlikly since 99% of space is empty and you wouldn't here it anyway since you would die without a spacesuit.

cientific

smarght

Seeme wrote:

pariah wrote:
Fact: Sound travels better in space, because there's no air to get in its way. ;D

False. There is no sound in space

Look at the  ;D grin ;D face ;D Seeme, It was a joke. Something like a bible fact. ;D :P