when you die, and are laid to rest, you cannot stop your body from eventully composing (moving very slowly and minutely) into dust.
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when you die, and are laid to rest, you cannot stop your body from eventully composing (moving very slowly and minutely) into dust.
Why are we bringing income taxes in to this?Quote:
Originally Posted by hoglahoo
My irreverent thought was:Quote:
Originally Posted by Seraphim
"If this is true, the Republicans are going to have more trouble with Ted Kennedy than they ever imagined."
Too soon?
You can't win, Darth. If you strike me down, I shall become more powerful than you could possibly imagine.
I rest, therefore I am.
..unstopable.
--object
If an object is at rest and there is no one there to see it, is it really at rest?
You must be speaking of my dog.
How Cartesian you are, object!Quote:
Originally Posted by gugi
The ambiguity of the initial statement makes it so.
Apart from the fact that no object is ever completely at rest in this swirling universe of ours I'd say that theoretical statement si correct.
No object is ever at rest? That destroys the whole underpinnings of the laws of inertia as we know them!Quote:
Originally Posted by LX_Emergency
Next thing you know, someone is going to mention dark matter to explain it all, and then this discussion will most certainly take a turn for the worse!