Glad I could expand upon your knowledge.
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SmoothJuice
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Originally posted by TheRooster
This whole thread fails at expanding knowledge.
Question, if you threw a camera a tad faster than the speed of light, would it take a picture of itself?
This whole thread fails at expanding knowledge.
Question, if you threw a camera a tad faster than the speed of light, would it take a picture of itself?
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Originally posted by SmoothJuice
Originally posted by TheRooster
This whole thread fails at expanding knowledge.
Question, if you threw a camera a tad faster than the speed of light, would it take a picture of itself?
it would disintegrate from the heat from traveling so fast.
Originally posted by TheRooster
This whole thread fails at expanding knowledge.
Question, if you threw a camera a tad faster than the speed of light, would it take a picture of itself?
it would disintegrate from the heat from traveling so fast.
SmoothJuice
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Originally posted by rmiller517
Originally posted by SmoothJuice
Originally posted by TheRooster
This whole thread fails at expanding knowledge.
Question, if you threw a camera a tad faster than the speed of light, would it take a picture of itself?
it would disintegrate from the heat from traveling so fast.
In a vacuum that wouldn't happen.
Originally posted by SmoothJuice
Originally posted by TheRooster
This whole thread fails at expanding knowledge.
Question, if you threw a camera a tad faster than the speed of light, would it take a picture of itself?
it would disintegrate from the heat from traveling so fast.
In a vacuum that wouldn't happen.
RMiller517
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Originally posted by SmoothJuice
Originally posted by rmiller517
Originally posted by SmoothJuice
Originally posted by TheRooster
This whole thread fails at expanding knowledge.
Question, if you threw a camera a tad faster than the speed of light, would it take a picture of itself?
it would disintegrate from the heat from traveling so fast.
In a vacuum that wouldn't happen.
i'm sure the mechanics of a camera wouldn't work in a vacuum either
Originally posted by rmiller517
Originally posted by SmoothJuice
Originally posted by TheRooster
This whole thread fails at expanding knowledge.
Question, if you threw a camera a tad faster than the speed of light, would it take a picture of itself?
it would disintegrate from the heat from traveling so fast.
In a vacuum that wouldn't happen.
i'm sure the mechanics of a camera wouldn't work in a vacuum either
SmoothJuice
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Originally posted by rmiller517
Originally posted by SmoothJuice
Originally posted by rmiller517
Originally posted by SmoothJuice
Originally posted by TheRooster
This whole thread fails at expanding knowledge.
Question, if you threw a camera a tad faster than the speed of light, would it take a picture of itself?
it would disintegrate from the heat from traveling so fast.
In a vacuum that wouldn't happen.
i'm sure the mechanics of a camera wouldn't work in a vacuum either
That cannot be proven or disproven atm, so answer the farkin question
Originally posted by SmoothJuice
Originally posted by rmiller517
Originally posted by SmoothJuice
Originally posted by TheRooster
This whole thread fails at expanding knowledge.
Question, if you threw a camera a tad faster than the speed of light, would it take a picture of itself?
it would disintegrate from the heat from traveling so fast.
In a vacuum that wouldn't happen.
i'm sure the mechanics of a camera wouldn't work in a vacuum either
That cannot be proven or disproven atm, so answer the farkin question
RMiller517
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Originally posted by SmoothJuice
Originally posted by rmiller517
Originally posted by SmoothJuice
Originally posted by rmiller517
Originally posted by SmoothJuice
Originally posted by TheRooster
This whole thread fails at expanding knowledge.
Question, if you threw a camera a tad faster than the speed of light, would it take a picture of itself?
it would disintegrate from the heat from traveling so fast.
In a vacuum that wouldn't happen.
i'm sure the mechanics of a camera wouldn't work in a vacuum either
That cannot be proven or disproven atm, so answer the farkin question
the answer is: you bought a cheap camera and the picture was out of focus, so you couldn't tell.
Originally posted by rmiller517
Originally posted by SmoothJuice
Originally posted by rmiller517
Originally posted by SmoothJuice
Originally posted by TheRooster
This whole thread fails at expanding knowledge.
Question, if you threw a camera a tad faster than the speed of light, would it take a picture of itself?
it would disintegrate from the heat from traveling so fast.
In a vacuum that wouldn't happen.
i'm sure the mechanics of a camera wouldn't work in a vacuum either
That cannot be proven or disproven atm, so answer the farkin question
the answer is: you bought a cheap camera and the picture was out of focus, so you couldn't tell.
SmoothJuice
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Originally posted by rmiller517
Originally posted by SmoothJuice
Originally posted by rmiller517
Originally posted by SmoothJuice
Originally posted by rmiller517
Originally posted by SmoothJuice
Originally posted by TheRooster
This whole thread fails at expanding knowledge.
Question, if you threw a camera a tad faster than the speed of light, would it take a picture of itself?
it would disintegrate from the heat from traveling so fast.
In a vacuum that wouldn't happen.
i'm sure the mechanics of a camera wouldn't work in a vacuum either
That cannot be proven or disproven atm, so answer the farkin question
the answer is: you bought a cheap camera and the picture was out of focus, so you couldn't tell.
What if you took a picture of the camera trying to take a picture of itself? What would it look like?
Originally posted by SmoothJuice
Originally posted by rmiller517
Originally posted by SmoothJuice
Originally posted by rmiller517
Originally posted by SmoothJuice
Originally posted by TheRooster
This whole thread fails at expanding knowledge.
Question, if you threw a camera a tad faster than the speed of light, would it take a picture of itself?
it would disintegrate from the heat from traveling so fast.
In a vacuum that wouldn't happen.
i'm sure the mechanics of a camera wouldn't work in a vacuum either
That cannot be proven or disproven atm, so answer the farkin question
the answer is: you bought a cheap camera and the picture was out of focus, so you couldn't tell.
What if you took a picture of the camera trying to take a picture of itself? What would it look like?
EagleOtto
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Originally posted by SmoothJuice
Originally posted by rmiller517
Originally posted by SmoothJuice
Originally posted by rmiller517
Originally posted by SmoothJuice
Originally posted by rmiller517
Originally posted by SmoothJuice
Originally posted by TheRooster
This whole thread fails at expanding knowledge.
Question, if you threw a camera a tad faster than the speed of light, would it take a picture of itself?
it would disintegrate from the heat from traveling so fast.
In a vacuum that wouldn't happen.
i'm sure the mechanics of a camera wouldn't work in a vacuum either
That cannot be proven or disproven atm, so answer the farkin question
the answer is: you bought a cheap camera and the picture was out of focus, so you couldn't tell.
What if you took a picture of the camera trying to take a picture of itself? What would it look like?
This is the proverbial sun in Druez's eyes.
Originally posted by rmiller517
Originally posted by SmoothJuice
Originally posted by rmiller517
Originally posted by SmoothJuice
Originally posted by rmiller517
Originally posted by SmoothJuice
Originally posted by TheRooster
This whole thread fails at expanding knowledge.
Question, if you threw a camera a tad faster than the speed of light, would it take a picture of itself?
it would disintegrate from the heat from traveling so fast.
In a vacuum that wouldn't happen.
i'm sure the mechanics of a camera wouldn't work in a vacuum either
That cannot be proven or disproven atm, so answer the farkin question
the answer is: you bought a cheap camera and the picture was out of focus, so you couldn't tell.
What if you took a picture of the camera trying to take a picture of itself? What would it look like?
This is the proverbial sun in Druez's eyes.
Last edited Aug 29, 2008 21:44:27
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Originally posted by EagleOtto
This is the proverbial sun in Druez's eyes.
Finally someone gets it!
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