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Last updated on 16 years ago

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NooB

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Posted 16 years ago

#1

Luna hun. What the hell was that about? I'm confused and that's not that easy.

Red Bull gives you wings, I'll give you the one way ticket back.

PyRo

Super Admin

Posted 16 years ago

#2

Haha, Touche :(

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(arm), tbh. <3 ;D

Ketsu

Member

Posted 16 years ago

#3

I don't think I need to. The proof is in your posts!:DB)

Unless you edit, your posts and delete them!! :o:o:o

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PyRo

Super Admin

Posted 16 years ago

#4

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Ketsu wrote:
PyRo!! You're obsessed! With that ARM!!!!!!

Prove it ;D

(arm), tbh. <3 lmao

(arm), tbh. <3 ;D

Ketsu

Member

Posted 16 years ago

#5

PyRo!! You're obsessed! With that ARM!!!!!!

PyRo

Super Admin

Posted 16 years ago

#6

It's food, You eat it ;D (arm), tbh. <3

(arm), tbh. <3 ;D

LMAOhahaLoL

Member

Posted 16 years ago

#7

wow what the heckz is that luna :o im confused

k/d - 1.5

Ketsu wrote:
Lol, PyRo, I got that.

Haha, I kept sayin it to Zak, He's like WTF?!

(arm), tbh. <3 ;D

Ketsu

Member

Posted 16 years ago

#18

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DeLuna wrote:

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Zackattack wrote:if there is anything else you wanna know just ask me and ill be happy to tell you :);):p:DB)

I want to know why that when an anti-particle is introduced in the C.E.R.N. Accelerator and collides with the particle "A neutron" of a Barium Atom at the Zinc Plate, that the collision only provides the energy equivalent of the Barium Atom's Proton mass when it is readily shown from previous equations that the Proton Mass should = V/Time - C + Mass Squared?

t is also derived from y = 1
--------------------------------
(1 - Vsquared/CSquared) 1/2

So that derivitive might help you to know where I'm coming from.

WHHAAAttt?:o:|

Ketsu

Member

Posted 16 years ago

#19

Lol, PyRo, I got that.

Cupid

Admin

Posted 16 years ago

#20

Welcome to the Voltz site, buddy.

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