Deep Stoner Thoughts

[Hash Zeppelin]

If I could have 3 wishes who would die?

 

[Hash Zeppelin]

".....and these are the thoughts that keep me from doing anything productive with my life." -george carlin

 

[LowFalutin]

Peg-legged pirate- part man... part coffee-table.

 

[CHillTowneGenes]

dear Hash Zepplin
wolvie would definitely fight off tha zombie virus; I would say no, god has angels so apparently everybody needs a little help; for sure roll down the window; I dunno but it would be foolish to waste wishes on killing people when you could legalize cannabis world wide, rule the world and kill as many people as youd like, and wish for world peace... lol

 

[supermanlives]

I wonder if the bear would prefer banana or blueberry muffins, cause there aint many\any black bears here that have had banannas.

 

[Sativa Dragon]

I support the right to arm bears

Peace

 

[Rob547]

What's better... an album you love the first time you hear it, or an album you dislike/doesn't meet expectations on first hear but slowly have to admit how awesome it is??

 

[LowFalutin]

^ Rob, I like the latter. e.g., Paul Simon's Graceland
I like having my appreciation widened.

I wonder if Katie Holmes felt like she was in a Scientology
version of Rosemary's Baby while pregs with Tom Cruise.

 

[prune]

Smack users are hiding from their fears, meth users are running from theirs...

 

[trichrider]

does the big bang have an echo?

 

[Carbon.Chains]

does the big bang have an echo?

Kind of...
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cosmic_microwave_background_radiation

 

[there goes edro]

Even when the condition is critical and living is miserable, your position is pivotal as long as God is with you!!!

 

[kaochiu]

It's better to look like a stupid fuckwit, than open your mouth and prove it.

 

[LowFalutin]

I think it goes without saying that...

I think it goes without saying that...

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[CHillTowneGenes]

a copy cat is never as good as the original...

 

[outhereinthesun]

That "does the big bang have an echo" comment killed me.

Tears in my eyes..hahahahhaahaha

Give thanks

 

[Holdin']

Ifa large cola snaps a branch in your flower room and you are not there to hear it, does it make a sound?

 

[BlueBlazer]

Ever have a double dream? I mean a dream within a dream. You wake up from a dream (usually a nightmare) and think you're awake. You knew the other was a dream, but now you're sure you're awake . . . until you wake up for real.

What would it be like if you never really woke up? Would you know? Are you dreaming right now?

 

[Stonefree69]

Ever have a double dream? I mean a dream within a dream. You wake up from a dream (usually a nightmare) and think you're awake. You knew the other was a dream, but now you're sure you're awake . . . until you wake up for real.

What would it be like if you never really woke up? Would you know? Are you dreaming right now?

Saw that on a Discovery show yesterday. Odds are about 1 in 10 you are dreaming right this moment. I actually like apocalyptic disaster end of world dreams. They're just so scenic. A volcano erupting in neighborhood also gets my attention, just something about the exciting aura in those dreams. Also flying dreams can't be beat.

 

[Stonefree69]

I was thinking on similar lines. Funny Higgs just got the Nobel prize... Anyway gravity may just be merely inertia from the expanding universe. As the expansion has been seen to be actually accelerating and acting on all this mass which obviously has inertia resisting that expansion.

Maybe this is also where all that dark matter appears from the unexplained extra gravitational pull of galaxies. The accelerating expansion of the universe would add that extra gravity seen and there might be no dark matter needed at all to explain. Or dark matter is also some unseen stuff (that is visible upon closer inspection) we haven't accounted for.

Dark energy which is a vague term I'm not sure they even should name it that either but I guess dark energy should also be taken like the term black box which means they know something's there but not much of a clue as to exactly what.

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So who's more correct?! Dark matter: Good news, everyone! We've found ... NOTHING AT ALL http://www.theregister.co.uk/2013/10/31/dark_matter_still_missing_after_100day_experiment/

I mean c'mon, you have EQUATIONS that give us what quantifies gravity. We're observing this extra "gravity" from nothing at all? We need a little common sense here and should see the obvious. I mean whatever it is is staring us in the face and we're still asking questions. We should reexamine those gravitational equations working on galactic scales and look elsewhere for this "dark matter".