Ask me a question:

[Flannel Jesus]

Will you hold onto my genitals?

[Gary Childress]

Will you hold onto my genitals?

Do you wish them preserved?

[Flannel Jesus]

Just as an aside, I want to point out that I've been playing the game that started this thread for a while, where you answer a question and then I ask it in the future.

And I'm still playing that game. (But not in this post, this is just an aside)

[Gary Childress]

Just as an aside, I want to point out that I've been playing the game that started this thread for a while, where you answer a question and then I ask it in the future.

And I'm still playing that game.

Q: Will you hold onto my genitals
A: Platypus

I don't think it fits well as a construction.

[Flannel Jesus]

Yes. We must hold onto that also.

This was your answer my brother

[Gary Childress]

Yes. We must hold onto that also.

This was your answer my brother

Indeed, brother!

[Flannel Jesus]

Is your physique glorious?

[Dontaskme]

When you think about it, humans are only imitating what nature has been doing for eons. It's the nature of nature.

Everything, including wo/man is an emanation of just one single atom.

Such a hypothetical particle was called atomos in Greek, which means “indivisible.” According to modern atomic theory, all matter is made up of tiny particles named atoms from the ancient Greek atomos.

Yes. We must hold onto that also.

Like holding onto the air while freefalling through space.

[Gary Childress]

Is your physique glorious?

No.

[Gary Childress]

When you think about it, humans are only imitating what nature has been doing for eons. It's the nature of nature.

Everything, including wo/man is an emanation of just one single atom.

Such a hypothetical particle was called atomos in Greek, which means “indivisible.” According to modern atomic theory, all matter is made up of tiny particles named atoms from the ancient Greek atomos.

Yes. We must hold onto that also.

Like holding onto the air while freefalling through space.

Hold on, I'll try to pull you down.

[Dontaskme]

Yes. We must hold onto that also.

Like holding onto the air while freefalling through space.

Hold on, I'll try to pull you down.

Everything in space, including the International Space Station, is essentially in free fall, falling rapidly under the force of (almost) nothing but gravity.

[Flannel Jesus]

Do you know that you know nothing?

No.

[Gary Childress]

Like holding onto the air while freefalling through space.

Hold on, I'll try to pull you down.

Everything in space, including the International Space Station, is essentially in free fall, falling rapidly under the force of (almost) nothing but gravity.

Hold tight. I'm reaching. I think I might be able to grab your foot.

[Gary Childress]

Do you know that you know nothing?

No.

How can I know if I know nothing?

[Dontaskme]

Hold on, I'll try to pull you down.

Everything in space, including the International Space Station, is essentially in free fall, falling rapidly under the force of (almost) nothing but gravity.

Hold tight. I'm reaching. I think I might be able to grab your foot.

“You–you've got me? Who's got you?”