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"I Mk-won a race in to Low Kerbin orbit." "I honestly don't think I can kracken another pun."

Very good! Personalised, has links in the images, but still looks just a bit "off" for some reason. 8/10

Even if you would play KSP 24/7, every day for your whole life, you would still only play for 2.52 microseconds in total. You become bored because you crave KSP, but are unable to play it at all. You go in to a coma due to withdrawal. Virologists have created a rabies-bubonic plague hybrid (zombie virus). What could possibly go wrong?

Then there would be human-SSTO hybrids everywhere Then there would already be homes, malls, and a bunch of other infrastructure in orbit, and potentially a base on Luna. What if all your base are belong to us?

-56 (-) Forwards Backwards!

"Words" would be different depending on where it is spoken. "A single distinct meaningful element of speech or writing, used with others (or sometimes alone) to form a sentence and typically shown with a space on either side when written or printed." Anywhere else in the universe, another species' words can be not ours and exist only there, or only here. If you meany "worlds", then: http://www.smbc-comics.com/?id=2535 What if Germany won WWII?

-56 (-) Onward!

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"You sure have some Ker-balls trying to do a grand tour" "I probably ant ever going to use the LV-1 engine" "I made a trebuchet that flung Kerbals. You could say it was Kerballistic"

I'd do something with my life (you never said I couldn't spend any time at all playing video games!) Would you rather have the ability to never have to consume any nutrients to be in good health or never have to sleep and be in good health?

-59 (-) I must help!

Banned for exclamation mark. (Ha, you wanted me to ban you for using the comma incorrectly!)

Wonderful quote: +2 Simplicity(Maybe a bit too much?): +4 Crown. 'Nuff said. +1 Mod Privilege: +83674 83681/10 (Is my sig better now?)

185: During the development of the Rob-bot, they accidentally created the first landing legs while creating bionic walking legs. The development of the bot was also the origin of the earliest version of the CLAW. 186: The properties of the CLAW weren't looked in to further too much, and was sold as a knick-knack/toy for children, and became a huge success. Corporations soon took notice and it soon became an essential product in construction. The Rob-Bot was the first prototype for the soon-to-be probes (and MechJeb). 186: After more Kerbals got their hands on the CLAW, the odd properties were found. After kerbals attatched to two CLAWs, they oddly disappeared. Only one survivor was recorded that survived the odd experience. S/he described falling into a Kerbin that wasn't there and then blacking out. This was not heard of for years afterwards. 187: Rob-bot sparked the beginning of debate of whether AI should be considered as "life" and if they should be treated as kerbals. This debate still continues to this day.

A quote that sends a message is always good in a forum signature. Two Badges. Fine, but it doesn't really give too much unique flare. It's clean and simple; Anything clean like that is a big plus I'd give you a 8/10. Well done.

Your computer executes the factory reset function. I created a gram of antimatter securely contained by a magnetic field powered by a thorium reactor in my basement. What could possibly go wrong?

You'd spend about 30 dollars less than if you would've just bought a a T-89 calculator in the first place. (Oh god, genderswapping, genderswapping everywhere...) What if free will was real, and not just an illusion?

My name is "Chol". It's very uncommon (and translated from Korean: ì² ì´) It means leadership/maturity (or so I'm told), and I don't show many qualities of one nor the other.

I'm not too sure about the numbers, but absolute vacuum is physically impossible unless there isn't any energy in a universe to begin with(I think). There are particles between planets in our solar system, between stars, and between galaxies. Here, look at orbital decay.

A black hole is a mass that has a surface gravity greater than c (roughly 300,000,000m/s). You're right about wormholes, but they'd be around the black hole itself, causing Hawking radiation. Any black bole will lost mass over time if not continuously replenished. Beyond that, all we can do is speculate until we have a better mathematic model of gravity. There's no way to observe what happens inside a black hole. We can see its effects on other energy though. It bends light, and outright captures it; hence the name "black hole" Also, think of gravity as a blanket/sheet. When you put a ball on it, it'll create a ditch. Place another object, and both masses will be "attracted" to each other, even though they're just falling into the well the other mass creates. It's a gravity well.

This may be a bit late, but I think that they're not too wrong. My thoughts are that it's a placebo effect and people try to act according to their zodiac symbol subconsciously. Also, My mother says I'm embarrassing her when I'm "misbehaving" because I have black hair. 1. How does pigmentation have anything to do with embarrassment? 2. She's the one who's overreacting over some stupid thing and then tries to say I'm causing it.

Granted. The areodynamics system is reversed, as well as the patches being removed. KSP is back in .25, permanently.

Granted, but there are no more lowercased letters in Times New Roman (Which is basically Trajan). Everyone then smashes their screens. ♫ I wish you a merry Christmas, I wish you a merry Christmas, I wish you a merry Christmas and a happy new year! ♫(It's a little bit too early, isn't it?)

*No wish question detected. Rebooting System in...* 3... 2... 1... How could this happen to me?

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