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Why is the world a kind of sphere shape, wouldn't a cube be much more advantagous by shlong on 1999-10-19 19:37:25
just think about it, and someday i may
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Re: Why is the world a kind of sphere shape, wouldn't a cube be much more advantagous by Kid Vid2 on 1999-10-20 05:31:01 | Reply to this | |
Actually, I think a decahedron would be much more advantageous. |
Today could be that day. by Kid Loco on 2000-03-13 02:18:46 | Reply to this | |||||||||
Wouldn't the sphere be better? Cos if it was a cube, right, then the gravity would pull more in some places than others.
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Re: Why is the world a kind of sphere shape, wouldn't a cube be much more advantagous by Tetra Grammaton on 2000-03-14 18:43:44 | Reply to this | |
Nothing with sharp corners, please. |
Re: Why is the world a kind of sphere shape, wouldn't a cube be much more advantagous by Wash on 2000-03-19 14:42:04 | Reply to this | |||||
OK, schlong, go get a life, ya big fallous! Cant ya think of owt better to talk abot you giant dil!
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Re: Why is the world a kind of sphere shape, wouldn't a cube be much more advantagous by ChrisP on 2000-03-22 07:14:50 | Reply to this | |
It is always cool to be able to live life on the edge! |
Re: Why is the world a kind of sphere shape, wouldn't a cube be much more advantagous by Wash! on 2000-03-22 10:34:08 | Reply to this | |
Geeze, im no journalist, but that was one hell of a corny pun! |
Re: Why is the world a kind of sphere shape, wouldn't a cube be much more advantagous by julie on 2003-11-10 17:23:40 | Reply to this | |
sphere looks like |
Re: Why is the world a kind of sphere shape, wouldn't a cube be much more advantagous by Kid on 2003-11-13 23:56:10 | Reply to this | |
A cube would allow tesselation, too, which would ruin those parallel universes diagrams.... |
Re: Why is the world a kind of sphere shape, wouldn't a cube be much more advantagous by Alices Restaurant on 2004-03-09 17:10:36 | Reply to this | |
Actually if it weren't gradually curved then temperatures across the planet's surface would soar for brief moments in time, frying those flat surfaces with the sun's unforgiving relentlessness when it's directly overhead. Kind of like those ants in that AntZ movie when the kid had the magnifying glass. Like that. Zzzzt. Further, this would cause some pretty decent swirling winds, due to the temperature differentials, as now complicated by the vertically-oriented eddies behind each retreating facet boundary. (Remember that the Earth's surface rotates at 18 miles-per-second.) With this interesting shape you've created a virtual hell from the winds and temperature alone. Do we need to talk about the oceans? Naw, what's the point... |