Scientists Have Found New Evidence Supporting the "Big Bang" Theory!

**TMF** · 03-17-2006, 12:05 PM

My eleven year old is really into this topic. I will do my best to continue his interest in this. Every night we look for space shows on TV, it opens the mind to anything.

**BillyT** · 03-17-2006, 01:57 PM

Originally Posted by FuxOnTheFirstDate

You are? Not trying to start shit, I just didn't get that vibe from you in the other thread.

There's a enormous difference between believing there's the possibility of there being some sort of higher power or God or something and believing that God is some guy who used to order his people to murder entire races of people, who angrily killed every last living thing on earth except for Noah and his ark full of all 2 billions species of animals, who turned a whole city of people to salt for being homos, and then sent his son to earth by having a virgin give birth to him without her having a choice whether or not to, who's main message was that HE was God himself sent to die for the world's sins, and that anyone who didn't believe that would burn in hell no matter how good a person they were. That goes for all the other hokus pokus religions man has made up all over the world over history.

**BillyT** · 03-17-2006, 01:58 PM

Originally Posted by FuxOnTheFirstDate

Sorry to get "off topic" with my last post.

I personally can't stand it when people say "warsh" instead of "wash".

You must have the wrong idear.

**BillyT** · 03-17-2006, 02:00 PM

This website is fucking up again!!!

**LS1WS6** · 03-17-2006, 02:08 PM

Originally Posted by TMF

Back in Philly, where I grew up it was "do you want your soda in a bag", out here in Colorado it's "do you want your pop in a sack"

dude you got me rolling on the floor over here with that comment. Uncle and grandmother live in ohio and all they say is pop and sack just the way you said it. I almost died when i heard that when we went shopping..

**BillyT** · 03-17-2006, 02:08 PM

Originally Posted by toneloc60

I know, I know. I can't help it today. I'm at work. I don't have much to do. Really, I'm getting a little slap happy. Sorry for messing with you. I just thought it was funny. Honestly, I'm not trying to make you mad. I'm just playing around. No harm intended.

I know. I'm not mad. It is kinda funny.

I actually am a real stickler for proper spoken grammar and pronunciation.
And everyone knows it. So in the rare instance I get something wrong everyone in my life is prepared to besiege and crucify me for it!

The last one I was stunned to be wrong about was the words Folk and Polk.
The L's are not soft as I thought but 100% silent, which I still find hard to believe. They're both supposed to be pronounced Foke and Poke. Although I find most people still slightly pronounce the L's, being the stickler I am, I have to now force myself to stop it.

**toneloc60** · 03-17-2006, 02:12 PM

Here in the midwest, Minnesota especially, I have a hard time listening to people refering to any carbonated beverage as "pop." That, and they pronounce bag as "bay-g." I try to tell them that the vowel is short, not long. They don't get it.

I give my wife hell for it all the time.

**TMF** · 03-17-2006, 02:20 PM

Originally Posted by toneloc60

Here in the midwest, Minnesota especially, I have a hard time listening to people refering to any carbonated beverage as "pop." That, and they pronounce bag as "bay-g." I try to tell them that the vowel is short, not long. They don't get it.

I give my wife hell for it all the time.

Back in Philly, where I grew up it was "do you want your soda in a bag", out here in Colorado it's "do you want your pop in a sack"

**BillyT** · 03-17-2006, 02:26 PM

My friend from St. Louis used to always pronounce the word Warm like Farm.
So I told him it's supposed to be pronounced like Swarm. So he said Swarm to me just like Arm!

I kept telling him over and over, it rhymes with War not Car!

The funny thing is a few months later I noticed he didn't do it anymore, and when I confronted him, he played it off like he always said it the right way!

Now I just gotta get him to stop saying Expecially!

**BillyT** · 03-17-2006, 02:29 PM

Originally Posted by TMF

Back in Philly, where I grew up it was "do you want your soda in a bag", out here in Colorado it's "do you want your pop in a sack"

Philly > Coloraduh

**TMF** · 03-17-2006, 02:30 PM

I work with this Puerto Rican guy from NYC and he says "axe me", instead of "ask me", he says it soo much we nick-named him "Axe-Me", but he don't get it ?

**BillyT** · 03-17-2006, 02:32 PM

Originally Posted by TMF

I work with this Puerto Rican guy from NYC and he says "axe me", instead of "ask me", he says it soo much we nick-named him "Axe-Me", but he don't get it ?

I've found that Axe = Ask in every ghetto of the country, not just NYC.

**FuxOnTheFirstDate** · 03-17-2006, 02:39 PM

Originally Posted by BillyT

Yes.

You are? Not trying to start shit, I just didn't get that vibe from you in the other thread.

**FuxOnTheFirstDate** · 03-17-2006, 02:43 PM

Sorry to get "off topic" with my last post.

I personally can't stand it when people say "warsh" instead of "wash".

**310stanger** · 03-18-2006, 03:56 PM

i love how creatonists dont understand quantum thinking or the big bang so in their infinite desire to have an answer of some sort the answer they can comprehend is intelligent design and creationism. all out of convenience. i dont understand how the computer i am on works but does this mean its related to some religous deity? no. it means engineers and science savvy guys invented said machine. jus like the car,tv, etc.

**Camaro Fan** · 03-18-2006, 04:38 PM

Perhaps I'm just an idiot who doesn't understand the great proof and evidence of the big bang, but it's got to be one of the most hair brained theories I've seen that definitely seems like someone flat pulled out of their ass. Their proof and evidence is just the basis for more interpretation resulting in total guesses it seems to me. I believe however the universe was created we have no real notion of how or why it happened in the least.

The Big Bang is just as much grasping at straws to explain it as Creationism is IMO. As smart as our quantum and astro -physicists are/think they are I don't think they have a freaking clue about it in reality... But who knows, maybe they're spot on...

**Capster78** · 03-18-2006, 05:05 PM

I agree. There is alot of theory involved which has shown from the past to eventually break down and be disproven. It all breaks down to the limit of our technology and understanding of the way things work. There is always "somthing smaller" or a reason for a reason somthing works. Without the challanges theory brings about to be disproven we would never find out what the real facts are or atleast what a more accurate theory is. I say roll with it for now. Its the most accurate and belivable theory out there right now. When you really think about it, it really shows you how much we do not know.

**FSANE** · 03-18-2006, 06:40 PM

I am not a religious person, but I have no clue what "Big-Bang" is. Can someone please explain. I asume it has something to do with God. Explain.

**mbrownin** · 03-18-2006, 07:15 PM

Originally Posted by TMF

I do believe this to be the case. I just can't believe that a long string of random events have led us to where we are now. There is too much perfection in the universe to be anything else but GOD.

What "perfection" would that be exactly?