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Posted: 7/1/2003, 6:29 pm
by superboots
Galaxia wrote:Ah.....brings back memories of my rockin junior year. Physics was a blast.

wasnt there a third one?


Different set of laws babe! I think you are refering to Newton's Laws.


*ahem* did you just call him babe?

Posted: 7/1/2003, 6:49 pm
by Penguin Josh
buzhwa wrote:AAH! School stuff! *runs away from thread* :P


Ahhhhhh I have chem next year then Biology 2 the year after then in senior year human anatomy

Posted: 7/1/2003, 8:28 pm
by Stace
sandman wrote:its all about entropy baby :drool:


Gotta go with Sand the MAN. It's all about the entropy baby! The entropy is DAMN SEXY! :drool:

Posted: 7/1/2003, 8:33 pm
by sandsleeper
ahhh entropy and enthropy used to drive me insane in chem!!

ooo the memories... the horrible, horrible memories.

Posted: 7/1/2003, 9:17 pm
by Johnny
Hmm. Let me ask you science people one question:

Whats Matter/Anit-Matter?

Posted: 7/1/2003, 9:21 pm
by Stace
It's the stuff that matters and the stuff that doesn't....

If you mix them, it's bad.

It's either that ot this:

"Each elementary particle has a special partner called its anti-particle that has the same mass but the opposite electric charge. For matter particles with non-zero charge, the particle and its anti-particle are two distinct objects that can be told apart in experiments. "

"Matter and anti-matter are made of opposite particles, but these opposite
particles do not have negative masses. An electron and a positron (an
anti-electron) have opposite charge, but they have the same mass. As a
result, gravity is the same for both particles and for antiparticles."

OR BOTH!

Posted: 7/1/2003, 9:28 pm
by crazyblue32
I think ure all mental for talking about school in the summer..

stop before i curl up into fetal position and die of education...

happy canada day

Posted: 7/1/2003, 9:36 pm
by Galaxia
OLPMazurite wrote:
Galaxia wrote:Ah.....brings back memories of my rockin junior year. Physics was a blast.

wasnt there a third one?


Different set of laws babe! I think you are refering to Newton's Laws.


*ahem* did you just call him babe?


Are you going out with him? I noticed something, but I wasn't sure. *awkward noob moment*

Anyway, I call everyone 'babe'. I wasn't hitting on him. It's just a term of endearment frequently used in Texas. Among others: honey, hon, dear, and son. Crazy Texans! :P

Posted: 7/1/2003, 9:40 pm
by Johnny
Weiners wrapped in a slice of cheese :drool:

Posted: 7/1/2003, 10:04 pm
by One-Eye
The real question here is, if you eat a bowl of pasta and then a bowl of antipasta, are you still hungry?

8O

Posted: 7/2/2003, 1:25 am
by Dr. Hobo
:lol:

"where's the sandman?"
'umm.. hey'
"THHHHEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEERRRRRRRRRRREEEEEEEE HE IS!"
'ummm.. yes'