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Grex Enigma Item 99: Let's get physics, all!
Entered by choke on Fri Feb 19 07:09:10 UTC 1993:

The heavy object fell
with a force proportional to it's own mass and the height from which it was
released.
One could say, almost, that it had been for years a potential.
Or not.

36 responses total.



#1 of 36 by carl on Fri Feb 19 12:42:57 1993:

The entire universe fell
with a force proportional to it's mass and the alien's height.

One could almost say he had been a potentate, or a knot.

But then I always did enjoy physics.


#2 of 36 by remmers on Fri Feb 19 13:39:28 1993:

The heavy advjectives fell
from the author's text
with a force proportional to the zeal
of an editor who always asked
"what can I cut next?"


#3 of 36 by danr on Fri Feb 19 17:13:10 1993:

Hey! I resemble that remark.


#4 of 36 by robh on Sat Feb 20 00:40:56 1993:

If you are standing on the Moon, you hold a pen out at arm's
length, and let go, will it:

 (a)  Fall toward the earth
 (b)  Fall toward the Moon
 (c)  Float in place


#5 of 36 by chaz on Sat Feb 20 00:46:21 1993:

yes


#6 of 36 by carl on Sat Feb 20 11:50:39 1993:

Umm, can I buy a vowel?


#7 of 36 by remmers on Sat Feb 20 13:30:52 1993:

Yes, if you're fortunate.


#8 of 36 by chaz on Sat Feb 20 17:44:00 1993:

I choose "a" and "b", because earth was not capitalized.


#9 of 36 by i on Thu Jan 29 01:06:37 1998:

<i ties a balloon to the pen with a long, thin piece of black thread,
then puts a big bet on (c) at 40:1 and prepares to clean up>


#10 of 36 by orinoco on Fri Jan 30 03:28:32 1998:

<miles hands i a mop>


#11 of 36 by snowth on Fri Jan 30 03:46:25 1998:

<snowth wants to be a mop when she grows up. Or a box of crayons. *Crayola*
crayons. It really doesn't matter.>


#12 of 36 by i on Sun Feb 8 02:16:21 1998:

<i trys to envision snowth as a box of Forest Green Crayola crayons>
<i gets woozy>


#13 of 36 by orinoco on Sun Feb 8 04:27:20 1998:

<dan thinks of green spirals, for no particular reason>


#14 of 36 by snowth on Thu Feb 12 02:59:10 1998:

<snowth thinks of green spirals, and then her thoughts immediately drift
towards *other* interesting thoughts... ;>


#15 of 36 by orinoco on Sat Feb 14 04:54:58 1998:

Wow, that's two consecutive items we've corrupted :)


#16 of 36 by snowth on Tue Feb 17 19:47:35 1998:

Corruption.... hmmm... must be liza's fault.


#17 of 36 by orinoco on Sun Feb 22 03:38:36 1998:

Which is diagonally eastward of San Andreas's


#18 of 36 by i on Sun Feb 22 23:16:21 1998:

No, no - corruption come from Washington - you must be thinking of the
Bermuda Triangle.


#19 of 36 by orinoco on Mon Feb 23 03:38:00 1998:

Since when is Washington in the Bermuda Triangle?  

Although it would be quite an improvement...


#20 of 36 by lee on Mon Feb 23 20:26:55 1998:

Washington the state or District of Columbia?


#21 of 36 by orinoco on Tue Feb 24 03:43:45 1998:

All of the below.


#22 of 36 by lee on Wed Feb 25 18:46:12 1998:

What's wrong with DC?  I resemble that remark.


#23 of 36 by i on Thu Feb 26 01:03:57 1998:

The problem with DC is that it's home to a number of evil gangs that
are ruthlessly preying on most of America, and the DC locals don't seem 
willing or able to stamp out the deadly blight.  


#24 of 36 by snowth on Sun Mar 1 08:30:06 1998:

I still say it was Liza's fault. So there.


#25 of 36 by i on Mon Mar 2 04:11:24 1998:

Where?


#26 of 36 by snowth on Tue Mar 3 22:21:04 1998:

Neptune. Any more silly questions?


#27 of 36 by orinoco on Wed Mar 4 03:25:51 1998:

Excuse me, but can you tell me who I am?



#28 of 36 by i on Wed Mar 4 05:33:53 1998:

Which side of Neptune?


#29 of 36 by lee on Wed Mar 4 19:24:49 1998:

The side facing Pluto.


#30 of 36 by snowth on Thu Mar 5 03:06:57 1998:

You are somebody else. Next question?


#31 of 36 by i on Thu Mar 5 23:28:45 1998:

What colors of swimwear are fashionable on Neptune right now?


#32 of 36 by lee on Fri Mar 6 00:50:52 1998:

one piece for those females who are too old to be trusted
bikinis for the younger females
"nerdy" for males who are too old to be trusted
"non-nerdy" for younger males


#33 of 36 by orinoco on Sat Mar 7 23:49:34 1998:

Of course, the extreme distance from the sun means the tourist season is quite
short.


#34 of 36 by i on Wed Mar 11 00:16:05 1998:

Yes, but people go for the long and trendy trek across the Solar system in
Neptonian-flagged liners (1/3 of their government budget is paid by the
flaggin fees!) rather than the short stay at the putative "destination".
And the difficulty of tanning beyond the orbit of Jupiter only seems to
be a convenient excuse for spending the entire day wearing *extremely*
skimpy swimwear.


#35 of 36 by jaklumen on Mon May 27 08:43:51 2002:

*yawn*  Terrible wrapping for such tasty morsels.


#36 of 36 by gelinas on Mon Dec 2 03:43:05 2002:

And a balloon tied to a pen on Neptune would pop.

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