Tempest
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I will instead. Alpha?
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Haxorus for sure. It just looks badass and ready for war. Also I like Salamence and the top left Pokemon in my sig, Cawmadore.
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Yep. Acquiescence?
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I have no idea what it is. I see a food and some anime/manga something charecter. 6/10
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No, but can I take a message? Is this Summer? Someone please see this refrence.
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Banned because I don't see on on yours. Now I want one. Tomorrow.
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Kugelblitz Yes I try. Knowing way to much about science means I can come up with words that end in whatever letter I want, you know, except for q.
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Banned for being montype
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Nephelometry
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I don't have much of an avy so I just did this <-
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Great way to psych yourself up is to listen to the soundtrack of the Halo games. Just one of many great songs.
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Well, I still have hope that there will be an epic postgame especially after what I've seen so far. I just hope the Meteor's aren't destroyed until after the champion.
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Why not Summer
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Banned because no one sneaks up behind me.
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Even though Mysidia's destroyed, it could make for an epic post game. There could be story as to why and the total Armageddon could be really epic.
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Serendipitous
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Well yeah, but it's better to be specific. It ruins the game otherwise. Karp?
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I still think it's awesome. 10/10
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Who? Mael.
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Who? Karp hasn't posted in a while but. Rose?
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Any one good with physics? I need an equation that can calculate the velocity of a particle as it approaches the speed of light, given acceleration and distance. I know it adds mass as it nears c but... I can't calculate it.
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I've tried, except, it ends up exceeding the speed of light, which would take infinite energy. As particles approach the speed of light, there mass increases and their velocity growth decreases. I need to find the equation, probably somewhere in Einstein's relativity, that allows me to plug in variables or substitute kinematic equations in. I just can't find the relationship. I have the equation that defines mass increase but it's dependent on the velocity. So it's a loop...
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Banned because being punny is great.
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I like summer, if that counts for anything. Alpha.
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Yttrium
