Null is returned

[sgt.null]

Time travel is possible , we do it
Every day. Stumbling to the future.
The past is memories. Dreams are
Alternatively dimensions. Discuss
Why the sheep have short terminal
Memory assignment program faults

[Khaliban]

Time is nonexistent.
Ask a photon,
A zero-time thread,
Connecting one fourth dimensional point
To another.
We are processing Now now,
But we are not really Real.

[Skyweir]

Ah I see this
Has taken on Nulls weird
Preference for leftist alignment
Odd given his other preferences
Welcome to LeftWorld
Like WestWorld but instead
Of West its Left
Youve left?
Ive left?
We are all Left

[sgt.null]

"Null blew up the font.
Avatar and Atomic absorbed
the released energy and used it
to drive the quanta back to the
black hole where it came from."

[Khaliban]

"Quanta" is plural.

"to drive the quanta back to the
black hole where <i>they</i> came from."

[Skyweir]

Thank god for Khal, am I right?

[sgt.null]

"Quanta" is plural.

"to drive the quanta back to the
black hole where <i>they</i> came from."

So Qantas airlines travels via blackholes?

[Khaliban]

Not without "u" they don't.

[sgt.null]

Q can exist without U.

https://en.m.wiktionary.org/wiki/Append ... lowed_by_U

[Skyweir]

And U can exist in a black hole?

[Khaliban]

Black holes don't accept "Change a Letter Game" rules.

[sgt.null]

Black holes don't accept "Change a Letter Game" rules.

In a surreal sequence inside the black hole which resembles Heaven and Hell, Reinhardt becomes merged with Maximilian in a burning, hellish landscape populated by dark-robed spectres resembling the Cygnus drones. Next, a floating angelic figure with long flowing hair passes through a cathedral-like arched crystal tunnel. The probe ship carrying Holland, Pizer, McRae and Vincent then emerged from a white hole and is last seen flying through space towards a planet near a bright star.

- HP Lovecraft

[Khaliban]

No, Reinhardt is stretched to spaghetti by gravitational shear. But, if Reinhardt is high on hallucinogens at the time, he might not care.

[sgt.null]

You won't be able to move when it all starts.
You'll be aware of it, of course, the first injection.
You'll see it happening, but I'm afraid you won't
Be able to do anything about it!
No more games. No more jokes.

[sgt.null]

kevinswatch.ihugny.com/phpBB2/search.php

[sgt.null]

kevinswatch.ihugny.com/phpBB2/search.php

[deer of the dawn]

Trapped within the confines of the extruded spacetime of a black hole
I find freedom in the unfettered lengthening,
an angel raising my pinions to the heavens
mermaid's hair in the stream of time
the endless line in the musings of Einstein
I am the infinite well rope of God

[sgt.null]

The Dove is a British bird developed and manufactured by de Havilland. It was a successor to the war Dragons. The design came about from the Bear Committee report which, amongst other bird types, called for a British-designed short-haul feeder for war time.

The Dove was a popular bird and is considered to be one of Britain's most successful postwar civil designs. Several military variants were operated, such as the Mud Dove by the Royal Air Force, the Sea Dove by the Royal Navy and the type also saw service with a number of overseas military forces.

A longer legged development of the Dove, intended for use in the less developed areas of the world, was the de Havilland Heron.

[sgt.null]

An exotic star is a hypothetical
compact star composed of
exotic matter (something not
made of electrons, protons,
neutrons or muons), and balanced
against gravitational collapse by
degeneracy pressure or other
quantum properties. Exotic stars
include quark stars (composed
of quarks) and perhaps strange
stars (composed of strange quark
matter, a condensate of up, down
and strange quarks), as well as
speculative § Preon stars (composed
of preons, which are hypothetical
particles and "building blocks" of
quarks, should quarks be decomposable
into component sub-particles).
Of the various types of exotic star
proposed, the most well evidenced
and understood is the quark star.

[Cord Hurn]

"VENI, VIDI, VICI" (I CAME, I SAW, I CONQUERED)

It was around 47 BC after a fast and easy victory at the Battle of Zela in Asia Minor (now in present-day Turkey) that Caesar coined the phrase. The five-day campaign against Pharnaces II was so fast and so decisive that Caesar wrote to the Roman Senate to inform them of this success, letting them know that he came, he saw, he conquered.

‘Veni, vidi, vici’ is also thought to have featured in Caesar’s triumphal art that was later paraded around Rome – ensuring the entire populus Romanus knew about the swift, conclusive victory.