ATTENTION SCIENCE NERDS

[Bubba]

That's why is is tied to mental functionality and brobarthian principles. As a time lawyer, this is my experience.

It's hard to maintain 76 quaderooths a hypejump, unfortunately.

I am actually a time pizza delivery boy. In my experience, there is no connection to brobarthian principles unless combined with gogallimine elements... or anchovies.

Also, it is easy to maintain up to 90 quaderooths if using a seismic quasar compactor... or spicy beef.

But wait. Are you factoring the geothermal gyroscorpio expansion theory? You CAN go 90 quaderooths that way, but it is akin to spinning your tires in snow without thinking of the hypejump factor.

Come on, Seph. GGE theory has never been proven. Without a nuclear polymorphic reaction chamber, which won't be built in our lifetime, it can't be proven!

Also, the SQC does take into account the hypejump factor. Although it isn't physically possible to get to 100 quaderooths, this would be the threshold in which geothermic biolateral displacement would occur. 90 quaderooths, being well short of GBD, is more than plausible.

Well, it looks like we'll just have to agree to disagree. I still say the GGE theory is more valid than most. But don't even get me STARTED on the Pyronus Perthan Perfection technique. You might as well believe that a blade of grass can allow time travel if you believe in that garbage!

Haha, agreed!

The PPP nerds are on a different planet. Hopefully for them, a planet where technology has advanced enough to prove their ridiculous theories.

That's not even the worst part. I once caught a colleague of mine--get this--daring to use freznoids in the anti-hemlerion chamber! The whole facility nearly imploded AND exploded at the same time! All because of his fanatic belief in PPP!

Haha, what an absolute tool!

Freznoids are highly unstable at the best of times. The only time their use should be even contemplated is if you've inverted the ionic phase in the downpulse of their field margin. Even then it's too risky.

Those PPP nerds though, never satisfied until they've blown something up, are they? You'd think after the sub-space conduit tachyon surge of 2006 they'd have learnt their lesson!