ihateharriers

What the hell happened to your eyebrows? And your hair for that matter. Did the camera flash produce some dire electronic discharge?

And I hope you checked with your lady as to putting that picture up on here. We both know she'll kick your arse if you put a pic of her online without her approval

nah, that's what happens when it's like 80 degrees out and you have long hair, but she likes it so i'm not complaining. the eybrows are what happens when i try to fix that hair - THEY GO CRAZYYY111!!!1!!one

and yeah, ummm, she doesn't know, and she prolly never will, but even if she did happen to find out, then she prolly wouldn't care. at least i hope not. but if i ever happen to found face down in a river with 17 stab wounds to the chest, you can at least take a guess as to why

no offence mate but your girl has a creepy grin XD

that's just cuz she's shy in pictures - sorta one of those nervous grin type deals? don't really care cuz the one i get is much cuter

here's a very recent pic of me and my girlfriend (OMG FEMALES!!!111!!1!!one). watch out for the crazy eyebrows. i think they bite

here's a good one:

Why do you have a "Lord of the Drinks: The Fellowship of the Drunks" avatar if you are only 12?

srry bout the 4 days, but i was a little busy with my new girlfriend, which means computers come second for once

anyways, i have read in a Popular Science that theory does point to the possiblity of time travel, problem is that the way proposed was completely preposterous - use a spacecraft to "grab" a black hole and drag it across the universe at the speed of light to create a wormhole which you had to jump through before it closed up again.

now, the actual idea is, as stated before, completely insane, but i think the principle is the most important part - that using gravity, which would appear to interact with time in some form, to manipulate the "fabric of space-time" in a way that allows us to explore it's reactions.

i do believe that this may actually be possible, simply because there's alot of stuff that humans have said is impossible but really isnt. i think that given enough time and theory, there may a be a feasible way to manipulate time, whether it be to go back in time or even just slow it down or speed it up. we also must keep in mind that physics is a very new science, having only really developed in the past 100 years or so, so the chances of large portions of our current knowledge of physics and the universe could be wrong - just remember that we once thought that the speed of light was constant, which in has recently been put to the test.

mine could prolly run all those at the same time with plenty left over