What is the greatest question of all time?

[Mustard]

You only get to choose one option, so choose wisely.

[}{arlequin]

yes.

[mongo]

do you like it in the ass?

[Face]

why?

[Mustard]

do you like it in the ass?
Oh, I'm terribly sorry, but that question didn't make the list.

[SniffTheLog]

What isn't the greatest question of all time?

[Face]

What isn't the greatest question of all time?
that one

[Archetype]

why?
Has my vote.

[Mustard]

NOT ON THE LIST!

[Claydon]

are we alone in the universe?

based purely on probability the answer is no.

[Archetype]

are we alone in the universe?

based purely on probability the answer is no.

If we knew all the factors in the probability, maybe, but we don't.

[Mustard]

If we knew all the factors in the probability, maybe, but we don't.
Well, we know enough of the factors to make a good and educated guess.

[Claydon]

If we knew all the factors in the probability, maybe, but we don't.

Well, what are the basics of life...carbon, hydrogen, oxygen, pretty basic stuff that is abundant in the universe.

[Mustard]

you forgot iron, potassium, calcium, and the fact that some people talk to their penis.

[Claydon]

you forgot iron, potassium, calcium, and the fact that some people talk to their penis.

here is something to think about.... iron and all the heavier elements all the way down to uranium are produced in the core of massive stars that explode once they reach the end of their lives and can no longer maintain their gravity and cohesion. The super massive gravity well at the core and the high pressure and heat start to create the heavier elements until a critical mass is achieved and BOOM! Our blood is iron based, specifically the hemoglobin in the red blood cells which is a nice match for oxygen. The iron in our blood and that of all iron based blood animals on this planet all orignated in the core of a dying super massive star billions of years ago.

[Mustard]

here is something to think about.... iron and all the heavier elements all the way down to uranium are produced the core of massive stars that explode. Our blood is iron based, specifically the hemoglobin in the red blood cells is a nice match for oxygen. The iron in our blood and that of all iron based blood animals on this planet all orignated in the core of a dying super massive star billions of years ago.
Yes, I was already aware of all of this.

[Claydon]

Yes, I was already aware of all of this.

It is one of the few things that gives me pause and reflect. It is...dare I say...a spiritual moment. I am sure it is not unlike what a christian experiences in their church, or a muslim with their explosive vests. The only other thing that makes me feel that way is when I stop my ascent during scuba diving for a 5-10 minute decompression stop at 7m of water. Basically im just being cautious and blowing off nitrogen for a few minutes. But all I can do is hover there in the water column, and I can hear the shrimp, the parrot fish, sometimes even whale song.......mmmm

[}{arlequin]

yes.
http://forum.gorillamask.net/showthread.php?t=9991

[UNC]

Why are we here?



I mean, in this thread

[Oggie]

42.

[STDSkillz]

What happens if I divide by zero?

OH SHI-

[VoxAngelikus]

http://www.codeodor.com/images/i-can-has-cheezburger.jpg

[TylerDurden]

zaphod: oh, deep thought! we have traveled long... and far. have you calculated the ultimate question?

deep thought: [yawning] no, i've been watching the tv.

[hatepoppy]

1 ) why?
1a) how?
2 ) who wants a bj?

[Alcestis]

do you like it in the ass?

Or...

Did you remember the condoms? safety first!

[Sarxos]

"Would you like me to take you in my mouth?"

I actually got asked that once and it was the best question ever.

[Pax Britannia]

Spit or Swallow?

[freegood]

What does your sister think about threesomes?

[Claydon]

I asked that question once. It didn't go over that well.

clearly you were dating a prude.