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Sequal's Back Dead Man's Game 672	Posted - 2015.07.16 17:56:00 - [1] - Quote http://m.imgur.com/gallery/7C2GfIF WON'T YOU PLEASE TAKE ME HOME !
Arkena Wyrnspire Negative-Feedback. Negative-Feedback 24	Posted - 2015.07.16 18:13:00 - [2] - Quote PLUTO IS A PLANET Arkena Wyrnspire aka "British Khorne" - Cross Atu Gallente Guide
zDemoncake Horizons' Edge No Context 932	Posted - 2015.07.16 18:23:00 - [3] - Quote When angels deserved to die? CEO of Horizons' Edge's mercenary division *My soul, your beats!* Enemy to many; equal to none.
Maximus Mobius Fatal Absolution 602	Posted - 2015.07.16 19:49:00 - [4] - Quote Sooo saddddd #Fallout4 Licensed Fallout lore master "I really love sitting on my own dick, bicycle style." -B1ack Ice
Shadow Player Shadow Hitmen 111	Posted - 2015.07.16 19:53:00 - [5] - Quote Is this sad? Are you kidding me? You know what I do when I kill you? I dance on your dead body!!!
chill penguin Bragian Order 192	Posted - 2015.07.16 19:54:00 - [6] - Quote zDemoncake wrote: When angels deserved to die? Do you trust my self righteous suicide? A True Slayer can only be born in the pits of Molden Heath
Songs of Seraphim Negative-Feedback. Negative-Feedback 1	Posted - 2015.07.16 19:55:00 - [7] - Quote Sequal's Back wrote: http://m.imgur.com/gallery/7C2GfIF Did you see all the variations of it? ._. Achura Bloodline Loyalist of the State Reclaim Caldari Prime!
Sequal's Back Dead Man's Game 674	Posted - 2015.07.16 21:55:00 - [8] - Quote Songs of Seraphim wrote: Sequal's Back wrote: http://m.imgur.com/gallery/7C2GfIF Did you see all the variations of it? ._. Hahaha some of them, don't think it's even possible to know ALL of them! I agree with you Ark, it's a PLANET!!! WON'T YOU PLEASE TAKE ME HOME !
Moochie Cricket Fatal Absolution Negative-Feedback 1	Posted - 2015.07.16 22:01:00 - [9] - Quote Sequal's Back wrote: Songs of Seraphim wrote: Sequal's Back wrote: http://m.imgur.com/gallery/7C2GfIF Did you see all the variations of it? ._. Hahaha some of them, don't think it's even possible to know ALL of them! I agree with you Ark, it's a PLANET!!! Is Pluto a planet? Let's find out. 1.) Is it in orbit around the sun? Yes 2.) Is its mass large enough to pull itself into a spherical shape? Yes 3.) Has it cleared the neighborhood of its orbit? No Therefore Pluto is not a planet. Caldari Tribute Montage
Sequal's Back Dead Man's Game 676	Posted - 2015.07.16 22:03:00 - [10] - Quote Moochie Cricket wrote: Sequal's Back wrote: Songs of Seraphim wrote: Sequal's Back wrote: http://m.imgur.com/gallery/7C2GfIF Did you see all the variations of it? ._. Hahaha some of them, don't think it's even possible to know ALL of them! I agree with you Ark, it's a PLANET!!! Is Pluto a planet? Let's find out. 1.) Is it in orbit around the sun? Yes 2.) Is its mass large enough to pull itself into a spherical shape? Yes 3.) Has it cleared the neighborhood of its orbit? No Therefore Pluto is not a planet. Damn you and your questions!!!! IT'S A PLANET! WON'T YOU PLEASE TAKE ME HOME !

Moochie Cricket Fatal Absolution Negative-Feedback 1	Posted - 2015.07.16 22:53:00 - [11] - Quote Sequal's Back wrote: Moochie Cricket wrote: Sequal's Back wrote: Songs of Seraphim wrote: Sequal's Back wrote: http://m.imgur.com/gallery/7C2GfIF Did you see all the variations of it? ._. Hahaha some of them, don't think it's even possible to know ALL of them! I agree with you Ark, it's a PLANET!!! Is Pluto a planet? Let's find out. 1.) Is it in orbit around the sun? Yes 2.) Is its mass large enough to pull itself into a spherical shape? Yes 3.) Has it cleared the neighborhood of its orbit? No Therefore Pluto is not a planet. Damn you and your questions!!!! IT'S A PLANET! If Pluto is a planet by your definition, then there are hundreds more "planets" in our solar system. Caldari Tribute Montage
Sgt Kirk Fatal Absolution Negative-Feedback 11	Posted - 2015.07.16 22:59:00 - [12] - Quote Pluto is not a planet. Although pizza planet is running a sweet deal on all meat lovers pizza. 2 for 1! Limited time only. Sgt Kirk's Official Propaganda Youtube Channel
Arkena Wyrnspire Negative-Feedback. Negative-Feedback 24	Posted - 2015.07.16 23:04:00 - [13] - Quote The whole idea of a planet not being a planet because there are other planets near it is completely absurd. "We're going to call it a cow, except when it's in a herd." A river is a river, independent of whether there are other rivers nearby. In science, we call things what they are based on their attributes, not what they're next to. Moochie Cricket wrote: If Pluto is a planet by your definition, then there are hundreds more "planets" in our solar system. No, there aren't. The only objects similar to Pluto in size are Eris, Sedna, and Ceres. With the new measurements from the New Horizons probe it has been shown that Pluto is the largest of these. Arkena Wyrnspire aka "British Khorne" - Cross Atu Gallente Guide
Moochie Cricket Fatal Absolution Negative-Feedback 1	Posted - 2015.07.16 23:11:00 - [14] - Quote Arkena Wyrnspire wrote: The whole idea of a planet not being a planet because there are other planets near it is completely absurd. "We're going to call it a cow, except when it's in a herd." A river is a river, independent of whether there are other rivers nearby. In science, we call things what they are based on their attributes, not what they're next to. Moochie Cricket wrote: If Pluto is a planet by your definition, then there are hundreds more "planets" in our solar system. No, there aren't. The only objects similar to Pluto in size are Eris, Sedna, and Ceres. With the new measurements from the New Horizons probe it has been shown that Pluto is the largest of these. In 1992, 1992 QB1 was discovered, the first Kuiper belt object (KBO) since Pluto.[7] Since its discovery, the number of known KBOs has increased to over a thousand, and more than 100,000 KBOs over 100 km (62 mi) in diameter are believed to exist.[8] Straight from Wikipedia and all cited. Caldari Tribute Montage
Tesfa Alem Death by Disassociation 1	Posted - 2015.07.17 00:03:00 - [15] - Quote Arkena Wyrnspire wrote: The whole idea of a planet not being a planet because there are other planets near it is completely absurd. "We're going to call it a cow, except when it's in a herd." A river is a river, independent of whether there are other rivers nearby. In science, we call things what they are based on their attributes, not what they're next to. Moochie Cricket wrote: If Pluto is a planet by your definition, then there are hundreds more "planets" in our solar system. No, there aren't. The only objects similar to Pluto in size are Eris, Sedna, and Ceres. With the new measurements from the New Horizons probe it has been shown that Pluto is the largest of these. a river is a river, unless it's a stream or a creek. Redline for Thee, but no Redline for Me. "I sometimes wonder why I share stuff "- CCP Rattati
Heimdallr69 Negative-Feedback. 6	Posted - 2015.07.17 00:08:00 - [16] - Quote http://m.imgur.com/IEOM9Lg Removed inappropriate content - CCP Logibro püépü¬püƒpü»tºüpü«pâèpââpâêpéÆsÉ+püäpü+püÖ
Sequal's Back Dead Man's Game 678	Posted - 2015.07.17 05:43:00 - [17] - Quote Moochie Cricket wrote: If Pluto is a planet by your definition, then there are hundreds more "planets" in our solar system. I never wrote any definition^^ And man, I'm joking with you. Don't be so serious! WON'T YOU PLEASE TAKE ME HOME !
Songs of Seraphim Negative-Feedback. Negative-Feedback 1	Posted - 2015.07.17 05:49:00 - [18] - Quote Sgt Kirk wrote: Pluto is not a planet. Although pizza planet is running a sweet deal on all meat lovers pizza. 2 for 1! Limited time only. Yeah? Well... Achura Bloodline Loyalist of the State Reclaim Caldari Prime!
Operative 1174 Uuali True Companion Planetary Requisitions 941	Posted - 2015.07.17 06:04:00 - [19] - Quote Arkena Wyrnspire wrote: PLUTO IS A PLANET Correction, to anybody born before 1995 Pluto is still a planet. To everyone else it is a rock. Pluto vets in da house! MY CPM2 PLATFORM
Sequal's Back Dead Man's Game 679	Posted - 2015.07.17 06:06:00 - [20] - Quote Operative 1174 Uuali wrote: Arkena Wyrnspire wrote: PLUTO IS A PLANET Correction, to anybody born before 1995 Pluto is still a planet. To everyone else it is a rock. Pluto vets in da house! I was born in 1995, plutot still a planet ! WON'T YOU PLEASE TAKE ME HOME !

Operative 1174 Uuali True Companion Planetary Requisitions 942	Posted - 2015.07.17 06:10:00 - [21] - Quote Songs of Seraphim wrote: Sgt Kirk wrote: Pluto is not a planet. Although pizza planet is running a sweet deal on all meat lovers pizza. 2 for 1! Limited time only. Yeah? Well... My definition of a planet is thst it is large, round, rotates and has PR. You don't see Eris gettin' any press lately. Pluto is like (and named after) a dog. Dog's got personality. Personality goes a long way. MY CPM2 PLATFORM
Arkena Wyrnspire Negative-Feedback. Negative-Feedback 24	Posted - 2015.07.17 07:48:00 - [22] - Quote Moochie Cricket wrote: Arkena Wyrnspire wrote: The whole idea of a planet not being a planet because there are other planets near it is completely absurd. "We're going to call it a cow, except when it's in a herd." A river is a river, independent of whether there are other rivers nearby. In science, we call things what they are based on their attributes, not what they're next to. Moochie Cricket wrote: If Pluto is a planet by your definition, then there are hundreds more "planets" in our solar system. No, there aren't. The only objects similar to Pluto in size are Eris, Sedna, and Ceres. With the new measurements from the New Horizons probe it has been shown that Pluto is the largest of these. In 1992, 1992 QB1 was discovered, the first Kuiper belt object (KBO) since Pluto.[7] Since its discovery, the number of known KBOs has increased to over a thousand, and more than 100,000 KBOs over 100 km (62 mi) in diameter are believed to exist.[8] Straight from Wikipedia and all cited. 100,000 over 100km in diameter, yes. Nobody is arguing that those are planets. Pluto is nearly 2400km in diameter. No other KBOs are that size, and only a couple are anywhere near. Arkena Wyrnspire aka "British Khorne" - Cross Atu Gallente Guide
Commander Noctus Gallente Loyalist 246	Posted - 2015.07.17 07:53:00 - [23] - Quote Eh, still a better love story than Twilight. That said, I grew up being taught the 9 planets, how Pluto was the last one, had a weird, oval orbit, yada yada. I even remember the Magic Schoolbus episode. Therefore, it's still a planet to me. Just like how the Sears Tower will always be the Sears Tower. F*** you Willis. Gallente User since Jan. 28th, 2013. Touched on every Gallente role since.
Count- -Crotchula Namtar Elite Gallente Federation 137	Posted - 2015.07.17 09:34:00 - [24] - Quote LEAVE PLUTO ALONE wonder why pluto put itself 9 years away from us? It's the emo planet, that's why. It just sits in the darkest corner of space cutting itself.
Sequal's Back Dead Man's Game 681	Posted - 2015.07.17 10:02:00 - [25] - Quote Count- -Crotchula wrote: It just sits in the darkest corner of space cutting itself. The darkest you think? What about these guys ? http://voyager.jpl.nasa.gov/where/ WON'T YOU PLEASE TAKE ME HOME !
Kobain Irish Quiruz Sanmatar Kelkoons Minmatar Republic 6	Posted - 2015.07.17 10:14:00 - [26] - Quote Songs of Seraphim wrote: Sgt Kirk wrote: Pluto is not a planet. Although pizza planet is running a sweet deal on all meat lovers pizza. 2 for 1! Limited time only. Yeah? Well... Wow ««------ *Rookie In Training Forum Poster Inbound!* During School Days you'll find me here at the forums
Moochie Cricket Fatal Absolution Negative-Feedback 1	Posted - 2015.07.17 11:51:00 - [27] - Quote Arkena Wyrnspire wrote: Moochie Cricket wrote: Arkena Wyrnspire wrote: The whole idea of a planet not being a planet because there are other planets near it is completely absurd. "We're going to call it a cow, except when it's in a herd." A river is a river, independent of whether there are other rivers nearby. In science, we call things what they are based on their attributes, not what they're next to. Moochie Cricket wrote: If Pluto is a planet by your definition, then there are hundreds more "planets" in our solar system. No, there aren't. The only objects similar to Pluto in size are Eris, Sedna, and Ceres. With the new measurements from the New Horizons probe it has been shown that Pluto is the largest of these. In 1992, 1992 QB1 was discovered, the first Kuiper belt object (KBO) since Pluto.[7] Since its discovery, the number of known KBOs has increased to over a thousand, and more than 100,000 KBOs over 100 km (62 mi) in diameter are believed to exist.[8] Straight from Wikipedia and all cited. 100,000 over 100km in diameter, yes. Nobody is arguing that those are planets. Pluto is nearly 2400km in diameter. No other KBOs are that size, and only a couple are anywhere near. And Mercury is over twice the diameter Pluto. What I am getting at is the line needs to be drawn somewhere, and the IAU definition is one that definitively draws the line. Caldari Tribute Montage
Operative 1174 Uuali True Companion Planetary Requisitions 942	Posted - 2015.07.17 21:00:00 - [28] - Quote Moochie Cricket wrote: Arkena Wyrnspire wrote: Moochie Cricket wrote: Arkena Wyrnspire wrote: The whole idea of a planet not being a planet because there are other planets near it is completely absurd. "We're going to call it a cow, except when it's in a herd." A river is a river, independent of whether there are other rivers nearby. In science, we call things what they are based on their attributes, not what they're next to. Moochie Cricket wrote: If Pluto is a planet by your definition, then there are hundreds more "planets" in our solar system. No, there aren't. The only objects similar to Pluto in size are Eris, Sedna, and Ceres. With the new measurements from the New Horizons probe it has been shown that Pluto is the largest of these. In 1992, 1992 QB1 was discovered, the first Kuiper belt object (KBO) since Pluto.[7] Since its discovery, the number of known KBOs has increased to over a thousand, and more than 100,000 KBOs over 100 km (62 mi) in diameter are believed to exist.[8] Straight from Wikipedia and all cited. 100,000 over 100km in diameter, yes. Nobody is arguing that those are planets. Pluto is nearly 2400km in diameter. No other KBOs are that size, and only a couple are anywhere near. And Mercury is over twice the diameter Pluto. What I am getting at is the line needs to be drawn somewhere, and the IAU definition is one that definitively draws the line. A planet is something that is close enough to us to give a sht. Part of the time pluto is closer to us than neptune. That alone is enough to single it out as a planet and to woo our affections. Suck it Eris! You were supposed to be Xena anyway. MY CPM2 PLATFORM*
D4GG3R 0uter.Heaven 1	Posted - 2015.07.17 21:56:00 - [29] - Quote zDemoncake wrote: When angels deserved to die? System of a down? I'm pretty plain. I watch anime for the boobs
JJ'S Krusual Covert Operators Minmatar Republic 126	Posted - 2015.07.17 22:02:00 - [30] - Quote Operative 1174 Uuali wrote: Moochie Cricket wrote: Arkena Wyrnspire wrote: Moochie Cricket wrote: Arkena Wyrnspire wrote: The whole idea of a planet not being a planet because there are other planets near it is completely absurd. "We're going to call it a cow, except when it's in a herd." A river is a river, independent of whether there are other rivers nearby. In science, we call things what they are based on their attributes, not what they're next to. No, there aren't. The only objects similar to Pluto in size are Eris, Sedna, and Ceres. With the new measurements from the New Horizons probe it has been shown that Pluto is the largest of these. In 1992, 1992 QB1 was discovered, the first Kuiper belt object (KBO) since Pluto.[7] Since its discovery, the number of known KBOs has increased to over a thousand, and more than 100,000 KBOs over 100 km (62 mi) in diameter are believed to exist.[8] Straight from Wikipedia and all cited. 100,000 over 100km in diameter, yes. Nobody is arguing that those are planets. Pluto is nearly 2400km in diameter. No other KBOs are that size, and only a couple are anywhere near. And Mercury is over twice the diameter Pluto. What I am getting at is the line needs to be drawn somewhere, and the IAU definition is one that definitively draws the line. A planet is something that is close enough to us to give a sh*t. Part of the time pluto is closer to us than neptune. That alone is enough to single it out as a planet and to woo our affections. Suck it Eris! You were supposed to be Xena anyway. Pluto doesn't technically orbit the sun... It and it's moon "Charon" create a gravity point between them that they orbit... the gravity point then orbits the sun. Here, let Stephen Colbert and Neil deGrasse Tyson debate this. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6jXazEYi3P8



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