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Banned because i'm using 50 Alcubierre drives to go to Andromeda.

1. I want to test the limits of the Armstrong limit. What's the lowest pressure the human body can adapt to? And if we can adapt it to a vacuum, why not strap on a breath mask to get it breathing? 2. What if two black holes crashed into each other? 3. Is it possible to get anything to survive a 500 m/s impact towards the Moon? (aka extreme lithobraking) 4. Given enough nanobots, stem cells & electricity, can we bring a decapitated man back to life? (generating him a new body from basically nothing) 5. What if Earth was instantly transformed into the shape of a cube? How hard would it collapse? 6. Can we make a new element by playing around with the electron & nucleus configurations of the atoms?

( á° Üʖ á°)

Actually, getting shrunk down is theo nyl thing that CAN happen, considering the fact that i have godmode enabled.

What if: 1. i instantly enlarged a microscopic cell (for instance, a white blood cell) to macroscopic size (3 cubic feet in volume) 2. threw myself into a blackhole (while using godmode) 3. traveled to the largest scale of the universe possible 4. condensed radioactive waves into a particle 5. attempted to leave the limits of the universe (try to go outside it)

I'm saying that you'd probably get shrunk down to the tiny, tiny size of the universe(s?) deep within the black hole.

Actually, the G-force is so intense it rips atoms apart into their subatomic 1D string constituents, which is used as space for our universe. (huge amount of 1D strings + small universe = very fast expansion)

I think that Black Holes are entire universes, and that our universe is a black hole inside another universe, which is itself a black hole in OUr universe. (i also like to think the line is closed in on itself, which would explain the infinite density of black holes.)

It crashes by running out of memory. The next poster attempts to land on the surface of Hilton.

ALGEBRA! i hope.

Funds? 10char

Venusian land! Only 500$ per acre!

Gg(64)^G Where G is Graham's number.

God help us, if you can hear me, please tell the only 5 survivors of this that i'm long dead. The qoute feild is expanding by the minute, and it's sucking up all matter that hits it. Oh. Oh no. HELP-

I'm so x that i once y. Welcome to Slender, how brave are you?

Very well. One of the things i wanted was not to have big red text. (you should have saw that coming) Press the stalemate resolution button! GO PRESS IT!

i'm so salty, i'm a Mcdonald's French Fry. Welcome to MLP, how girly are you?

Designer225 was assassinated by Vladimir Putin.

I cram mrrpammplemousse inside a rocket and fly him to comic sans planet.

-G. Going into negative numbers isn't moving along the scale of positive numbers, but rather going out the far end of positive numbers, so it is made infinity. Because i did not use infinity in my number itself, but my number defines infinity, it's a sneaky way of going infinity, thus making it so that i can't be beat.

-G I win automatically. *NEW ROUND* 1.

G^G↑GG​^G God forgive me.

It's going to be called the Grahgol. Imagine the graham's number describing the amount of 0's behind a single 1. Now, i want to know how to write that down without losing my sanity. (Graham's number = 3 3

3 3^3 3^99 3 3 = graham's number spaces = not against the rules