It's only possible if you use the quantom phase variations of a NON-PROTOPLASMIC metal! The type of metal is of the utmost importance! Quickly now, do it!

[quote author=iago link=board=10;threadid=1143;start=0#msg8419 date=1051209647]
It's only possible if you use the quantom phase variations of a NON-PROTOPLASMIC metal! The type of metal is of the utmost importance! Quickly now, do it!
[/quote]

Is non-protoplasmic phosphorus metal ok?

[quote author=St0rm.iD link=board=10;threadid=1143;start=0#msg8456 date=1051232678]
[quote author=iago link=board=10;threadid=1143;start=0#msg8419 date=1051209647]
It's only possible if you use the quantom phase variations of a NON-PROTOPLASMIC metal! The type of metal is of the utmost importance! Quickly now, do it!
[/quote]

Is non-protoplasmic phosphorus metal ok?
[/quote]
Thit this will work ;) ..I 've tried it already :P

[quote author=LuMiNuS link=board=10;threadid=1143;start=0#msg8461 date=1051235552]
[quote author=St0rm.iD link=board=10;threadid=1143;start=0#msg8456 date=1051232678]
[quote author=iago link=board=10;threadid=1143;start=0#msg8419 date=1051209647]
It's only possible if you use the quantom phase variations of a NON-PROTOPLASMIC metal! The type of metal is of the utmost importance! Quickly now, do it!
[/quote]

Is non-protoplasmic phosphorus metal ok?
[/quote]
Thit this will work ;) ..I 've tried it already :P
[/quote]

NO! NEVER! It will seem like it works, but once the gravitixical pressure builds up it'll buckle and you'll be lucky if the Matrix can hold the pressure!!!

[quote author=iago link=board=10;threadid=1143;start=0#msg8462 date=1051246728]
[quote author=LuMiNuS link=board=10;threadid=1143;start=0#msg8461 date=1051235552]
[quote author=St0rm.iD link=board=10;threadid=1143;start=0#msg8456 date=1051232678]
[quote author=iago link=board=10;threadid=1143;start=0#msg8419 date=1051209647]
It's only possible if you use the quantom phase variations of a NON-PROTOPLASMIC metal! The type of metal is of the utmost importance! Quickly now, do it!
[/quote]

Is non-protoplasmic phosphorus metal ok?
[/quote]
Thit this will work ;) ..I 've tried it already :P
[/quote]

NO! NEVER! It will seem like it works, but once the gravitixical pressure builds up it'll buckle and you'll be lucky if the Matrix can hold the pressure!!!
[/quote]

Ah, I see. I had a phase converter field around it so I didn't notice. Do you think that will cause irreversable damage to the spatial superstring ether?

[quote author=St0rm.iD link=board=10;threadid=1143;start=0#msg8482 date=1051304494]
[quote author=iago link=board=10;threadid=1143;start=0#msg8462 date=1051246728]
[quote author=LuMiNuS link=board=10;threadid=1143;start=0#msg8461 date=1051235552]
[quote author=St0rm.iD link=board=10;threadid=1143;start=0#msg8456 date=1051232678]
[quote author=iago link=board=10;threadid=1143;start=0#msg8419 date=1051209647]
It's only possible if you use the quantom phase variations of a NON-PROTOPLASMIC metal! The type of metal is of the utmost importance! Quickly now, do it!
[/quote]

Is non-protoplasmic phosphorus metal ok?
[/quote]
Thit this will work ;) ..I 've tried it already :P
[/quote]

NO! NEVER! It will seem like it works, but once the gravitixical pressure builds up it'll buckle and you'll be lucky if the Matrix can hold the pressure!!!
[/quote]

Ah, I see. I had a phase converter field around it so I didn't notice. Do you think that will cause irreversable damage to the spatial superstring ether?
[/quote]

It's too hard to predict without an accurate quantum phasic analyzer, and those are only sold in the United States, so I don't have access to it. It's best just to be safe an not do it.

[quote author=iago link=board=10;threadid=1143;start=0#msg8488 date=1051312307]
[quote author=St0rm.iD link=board=10;threadid=1143;start=0#msg8482 date=1051304494]
[quote author=iago link=board=10;threadid=1143;start=0#msg8462 date=1051246728]
[quote author=LuMiNuS link=board=10;threadid=1143;start=0#msg8461 date=1051235552]
[quote author=St0rm.iD link=board=10;threadid=1143;start=0#msg8456 date=1051232678]
[quote author=iago link=board=10;threadid=1143;start=0#msg8419 date=1051209647]
It's only possible if you use the quantom phase variations of a NON-PROTOPLASMIC metal! The type of metal is of the utmost importance! Quickly now, do it!
[/quote]

Is non-protoplasmic phosphorus metal ok?
[/quote]
Thit this will work ;) ..I 've tried it already :P
[/quote]

NO! NEVER! It will seem like it works, but once the gravitixical pressure builds up it'll buckle and you'll be lucky if the Matrix can hold the pressure!!!
[/quote]

Ah, I see. I had a phase converter field around it so I didn't notice. Do you think that will cause irreversable damage to the spatial superstring ether?
[/quote]

It's too hard to predict without an accurate quantum phasic analyzer, and those are only sold in the United States, so I don't have access to it. It's best just to be safe an not do it.
[/quote]

just use a phlux copasiter to regulate all of that.

[quote author=dRAgoN link=board=10;threadid=1143;start=0#msg8492 date=1051329856]
[quote author=iago link=board=10;threadid=1143;start=0#msg8488 date=1051312307]
[quote author=St0rm.iD link=board=10;threadid=1143;start=0#msg8482 date=1051304494]
[quote author=iago link=board=10;threadid=1143;start=0#msg8462 date=1051246728]
[quote author=LuMiNuS link=board=10;threadid=1143;start=0#msg8461 date=1051235552]
[quote author=St0rm.iD link=board=10;threadid=1143;start=0#msg8456 date=1051232678]
[quote author=iago link=board=10;threadid=1143;start=0#msg8419 date=1051209647]
It's only possible if you use the quantom phase variations of a NON-PROTOPLASMIC metal! The type of metal is of the utmost importance! Quickly now, do it!
[/quote]

Is non-protoplasmic phosphorus metal ok?
[/quote]
Thit this will work ;) ..I 've tried it already :P
[/quote]

NO! NEVER! It will seem like it works, but once the gravitixical pressure builds up it'll buckle and you'll be lucky if the Matrix can hold the pressure!!!
[/quote]

Ah, I see. I had a phase converter field around it so I didn't notice. Do you think that will cause irreversable damage to the spatial superstring ether?
[/quote]

It's too hard to predict without an accurate quantum phasic analyzer, and those are only sold in the United States, so I don't have access to it. It's best just to be safe an not do it.
[/quote]

just use a phlux copasiter to regulate all of that.
[/quote]Eh? You MUST mean a flux capacitor.

[quote author=Eibro link=board=10;threadid=1143;start=0#msg8497 date=1051331350]
[quote author=dRAgoN link=board=10;threadid=1143;start=0#msg8492 date=1051329856]
[quote author=iago link=board=10;threadid=1143;start=0#msg8488 date=1051312307]
[quote author=St0rm.iD link=board=10;threadid=1143;start=0#msg8482 date=1051304494]
[quote author=iago link=board=10;threadid=1143;start=0#msg8462 date=1051246728]
[quote author=LuMiNuS link=board=10;threadid=1143;start=0#msg8461 date=1051235552]
[quote author=St0rm.iD link=board=10;threadid=1143;start=0#msg8456 date=1051232678]
[quote author=iago link=board=10;threadid=1143;start=0#msg8419 date=1051209647]
It's only possible if you use the quantom phase variations of a NON-PROTOPLASMIC metal! The type of metal is of the utmost importance! Quickly now, do it!
[/quote]

Is non-protoplasmic phosphorus metal ok?
[/quote]
Thit this will work ;) ..I 've tried it already :P
[/quote]

NO! NEVER! It will seem like it works, but once the gravitixical pressure builds up it'll buckle and you'll be lucky if the Matrix can hold the pressure!!!
[/quote]

Ah, I see. I had a phase converter field around it so I didn't notice. Do you think that will cause irreversable damage to the spatial superstring ether?
[/quote]

It's too hard to predict without an accurate quantum phasic analyzer, and those are only sold in the United States, so I don't have access to it. It's best just to be safe an not do it.
[/quote]

just use a phlux copasiter to regulate all of that.
[/quote]Eh? You MUST mean a flux capacitor.
[/quote]

A flux capacitor can only handle POLARIZED quantom radiation, not regular and certainly not protoplasmic!

Unless you're planning to use it as a weapon, in which case a flux capacitor is ok for nonpolarized radiation, but it will only work on protoplasmic quantom radiation on a new moon!

[quote author=Eibro link=board=10;threadid=1143;start=0#msg8497 date=1051331350]
[quote author=dRAgoN link=board=10;threadid=1143;start=0#msg8492 date=1051329856]
[quote author=iago link=board=10;threadid=1143;start=0#msg8488 date=1051312307]
[quote author=St0rm.iD link=board=10;threadid=1143;start=0#msg8482 date=1051304494]
[quote author=iago link=board=10;threadid=1143;start=0#msg8462 date=1051246728]
[quote author=LuMiNuS link=board=10;threadid=1143;start=0#msg8461 date=1051235552]
[quote author=St0rm.iD link=board=10;threadid=1143;start=0#msg8456 date=1051232678]
[quote author=iago link=board=10;threadid=1143;start=0#msg8419 date=1051209647]
It's only possible if you use the quantom phase variations of a NON-PROTOPLASMIC metal! The type of metal is of the utmost importance! Quickly now, do it!
[/quote]

Is non-protoplasmic phosphorus metal ok?
[/quote]
Thit this will work ;) ..I 've tried it already :P
[/quote]

NO! NEVER! It will seem like it works, but once the gravitixical pressure builds up it'll buckle and you'll be lucky if the Matrix can hold the pressure!!!
[/quote]

Ah, I see. I had a phase converter field around it so I didn't notice. Do you think that will cause irreversable damage to the spatial superstring ether?
[/quote]

It's too hard to predict without an accurate quantum phasic analyzer, and those are only sold in the United States, so I don't have access to it. It's best just to be safe an not do it.
[/quote]

just use a phlux copasiter to regulate all of that.
[/quote]Eh? You MUST mean a flux capacitor.
[/quote]I happen to have a few of those lying around. Ole' Doc Brown was kind enough to "lose" the one he had, and I happen to have a resourceful friend who managed to duplicate it, using a transporter (and covered it up to look like an accident). Oh, by the way, I also have a transporter for sale, but don't come complaining to me when it starts cloning your worst enemies when they decide to beam over. Might be useful for a girlfriend, though (girlfriend*2!).

[quote author=tA-Kane link=board=10;threadid=1143;start=0#msg8503 date=1051336949]
[quote author=Eibro link=board=10;threadid=1143;start=0#msg8497 date=1051331350]
[quote author=dRAgoN link=board=10;threadid=1143;start=0#msg8492 date=1051329856]
[quote author=iago link=board=10;threadid=1143;start=0#msg8488 date=1051312307]
[quote author=St0rm.iD link=board=10;threadid=1143;start=0#msg8482 date=1051304494]
[quote author=iago link=board=10;threadid=1143;start=0#msg8462 date=1051246728]
[quote author=LuMiNuS link=board=10;threadid=1143;start=0#msg8461 date=1051235552]
[quote author=St0rm.iD link=board=10;threadid=1143;start=0#msg8456 date=1051232678]
[quote author=iago link=board=10;threadid=1143;start=0#msg8419 date=1051209647]
It's only possible if you use the quantom phase variations of a NON-PROTOPLASMIC metal! The type of metal is of the utmost importance! Quickly now, do it!
[/quote]

Is non-protoplasmic phosphorus metal ok?
[/quote]
Thit this will work ;) ..I 've tried it already :P
[/quote]

NO! NEVER! It will seem like it works, but once the gravitixical pressure builds up it'll buckle and you'll be lucky if the Matrix can hold the pressure!!!
[/quote]

Ah, I see. I had a phase converter field around it so I didn't notice. Do you think that will cause irreversable damage to the spatial superstring ether?
[/quote]

It's too hard to predict without an accurate quantum phasic analyzer, and those are only sold in the United States, so I don't have access to it. It's best just to be safe an not do it.
[/quote]

just use a phlux copasiter to regulate all of that.
[/quote]Eh? You MUST mean a flux capacitor.
[/quote]I happen to have a few of those lying around. Ole' Doc Brown was kind enough to "lose" the one he had, and I happen to have a resourceful friend who managed to duplicate it, using a transporter (and covered it up to look like an accident). Oh, by the way, I also have a transporter for sale, but don't come complaining to me when it starts cloning your worst enemies when they decide to beam over. Might be useful for a girlfriend, though (girlfriend*2!).
[/quote]

You know nothing about random failures in quantum space! It'll duplicate your enemies and kill your girlfriends in a pattern that seems random, but will always make sure you lose out.

[quote author=iago link=board=10;threadid=1143;start=0#msg8506 date=1051343332]
[quote author=tA-Kane link=board=10;threadid=1143;start=0#msg8503 date=1051336949]
[quote author=Eibro link=board=10;threadid=1143;start=0#msg8497 date=1051331350]
[quote author=dRAgoN link=board=10;threadid=1143;start=0#msg8492 date=1051329856]
[quote author=iago link=board=10;threadid=1143;start=0#msg8488 date=1051312307]
[quote author=St0rm.iD link=board=10;threadid=1143;start=0#msg8482 date=1051304494]
[quote author=iago link=board=10;threadid=1143;start=0#msg8462 date=1051246728]
[quote author=LuMiNuS link=board=10;threadid=1143;start=0#msg8461 date=1051235552]
[quote author=St0rm.iD link=board=10;threadid=1143;start=0#msg8456 date=1051232678]
[quote author=iago link=board=10;threadid=1143;start=0#msg8419 date=1051209647]
It's only possible if you use the quantom phase variations of a NON-PROTOPLASMIC metal! The type of metal is of the utmost importance! Quickly now, do it!
[/quote]

Is non-protoplasmic phosphorus metal ok?
[/quote]
Thit this will work ;) ..I 've tried it already :P
[/quote]

NO! NEVER! It will seem like it works, but once the gravitixical pressure builds up it'll buckle and you'll be lucky if the Matrix can hold the pressure!!!
[/quote]

Ah, I see. I had a phase converter field around it so I didn't notice. Do you think that will cause irreversable damage to the spatial superstring ether?
[/quote]

It's too hard to predict without an accurate quantum phasic analyzer, and those are only sold in the United States, so I don't have access to it. It's best just to be safe an not do it.
[/quote]

just use a phlux copasiter to regulate all of that.
[/quote]Eh? You MUST mean a flux capacitor.
[/quote]I happen to have a few of those lying around. Ole' Doc Brown was kind enough to "lose" the one he had, and I happen to have a resourceful friend who managed to duplicate it, using a transporter (and covered it up to look like an accident). Oh, by the way, I also have a transporter for sale, but don't come complaining to me when it starts cloning your worst enemies when they decide to beam over. Might be useful for a girlfriend, though (girlfriend*2!).
[/quote]

You know nothing about random failures in quantum space! It'll duplicate your enemies and kill your girlfriends in a pattern that seems random, but will always make sure you lose out.
[/quote]

Not for my. I overclocked my particle accellerator so now it just kills everyone elses girlfriend.

BTW iago, since you are so knowledgeable about phase variations in temporal matrices, if the electromagnetic pulse from a quasar were to be absorbed by a capacitating energy transciever, would the hydrogen ions bond or would they cause a neutron reaction?

[quote author=St0rm.iD link=board=10;threadid=1143;start=0#msg8516 date=1051369185]
[quote author=iago link=board=10;threadid=1143;start=0#msg8506 date=1051343332]
[quote author=tA-Kane link=board=10;threadid=1143;start=0#msg8503 date=1051336949]
[quote author=Eibro link=board=10;threadid=1143;start=0#msg8497 date=1051331350]
[quote author=dRAgoN link=board=10;threadid=1143;start=0#msg8492 date=1051329856]
[quote author=iago link=board=10;threadid=1143;start=0#msg8488 date=1051312307]
[quote author=St0rm.iD link=board=10;threadid=1143;start=0#msg8482 date=1051304494]
[quote author=iago link=board=10;threadid=1143;start=0#msg8462 date=1051246728]
[quote author=LuMiNuS link=board=10;threadid=1143;start=0#msg8461 date=1051235552]
[quote author=St0rm.iD link=board=10;threadid=1143;start=0#msg8456 date=1051232678]
[quote author=iago link=board=10;threadid=1143;start=0#msg8419 date=1051209647]
It's only possible if you use the quantom phase variations of a NON-PROTOPLASMIC metal! The type of metal is of the utmost importance! Quickly now, do it!
[/quote]

Is non-protoplasmic phosphorus metal ok?
[/quote]
Thit this will work ;) ..I 've tried it already :P
[/quote]

NO! NEVER! It will seem like it works, but once the gravitixical pressure builds up it'll buckle and you'll be lucky if the Matrix can hold the pressure!!!
[/quote]

Ah, I see. I had a phase converter field around it so I didn't notice. Do you think that will cause irreversable damage to the spatial superstring ether?
[/quote]

It's too hard to predict without an accurate quantum phasic analyzer, and those are only sold in the United States, so I don't have access to it. It's best just to be safe an not do it.
[/quote]

just use a phlux copasiter to regulate all of that.
[/quote]Eh? You MUST mean a flux capacitor.
[/quote]I happen to have a few of those lying around. Ole' Doc Brown was kind enough to "lose" the one he had, and I happen to have a resourceful friend who managed to duplicate it, using a transporter (and covered it up to look like an accident). Oh, by the way, I also have a transporter for sale, but don't come complaining to me when it starts cloning your worst enemies when they decide to beam over. Might be useful for a girlfriend, though (girlfriend*2!).
[/quote]

You know nothing about random failures in quantum space! It'll duplicate your enemies and kill your girlfriends in a pattern that seems random, but will always make sure you lose out.
[/quote]

Not for my. I overclocked my particle accellerator so now it just kills everyone elses girlfriend.

BTW iago, since you are so knowledgeable about phase variations in temporal matrices, if the electromagnetic pulse from a quasar were to be absorbed by a capacitating energy transciever, would the hydrogen ions bond or would they cause a neutron reaction?
[/quote]

It would cause a neutron reaction only in months that start with the letter J.

[quote author=iago link=board=10;threadid=1143;start=0#msg8521 date=1051379742]
[quote author=St0rm.iD link=board=10;threadid=1143;start=0#msg8516 date=1051369185]
[quote author=iago link=board=10;threadid=1143;start=0#msg8506 date=1051343332]
[quote author=tA-Kane link=board=10;threadid=1143;start=0#msg8503 date=1051336949]
[quote author=Eibro link=board=10;threadid=1143;start=0#msg8497 date=1051331350]
[quote author=dRAgoN link=board=10;threadid=1143;start=0#msg8492 date=1051329856]
[quote author=iago link=board=10;threadid=1143;start=0#msg8488 date=1051312307]
[quote author=St0rm.iD link=board=10;threadid=1143;start=0#msg8482 date=1051304494]
[quote author=iago link=board=10;threadid=1143;start=0#msg8462 date=1051246728]
[quote author=LuMiNuS link=board=10;threadid=1143;start=0#msg8461 date=1051235552]
[quote author=St0rm.iD link=board=10;threadid=1143;start=0#msg8456 date=1051232678]
[quote author=iago link=board=10;threadid=1143;start=0#msg8419 date=1051209647]
It's only possible if you use the quantom phase variations of a NON-PROTOPLASMIC metal! The type of metal is of the utmost importance! Quickly now, do it!
[/quote]

Is non-protoplasmic phosphorus metal ok?
[/quote]
Thit this will work ;) ..I 've tried it already :P
[/quote]

NO! NEVER! It will seem like it works, but once the gravitixical pressure builds up it'll buckle and you'll be lucky if the Matrix can hold the pressure!!!
[/quote]

Ah, I see. I had a phase converter field around it so I didn't notice. Do you think that will cause irreversable damage to the spatial superstring ether?
[/quote]

It's too hard to predict without an accurate quantum phasic analyzer, and those are only sold in the United States, so I don't have access to it. It's best just to be safe an not do it.
[/quote]

just use a phlux copasiter to regulate all of that.
[/quote]Eh? You MUST mean a flux capacitor.
[/quote]I happen to have a few of those lying around. Ole' Doc Brown was kind enough to "lose" the one he had, and I happen to have a resourceful friend who managed to duplicate it, using a transporter (and covered it up to look like an accident). Oh, by the way, I also have a transporter for sale, but don't come complaining to me when it starts cloning your worst enemies when they decide to beam over. Might be useful for a girlfriend, though (girlfriend*2!).
[/quote]

You know nothing about random failures in quantum space! It'll duplicate your enemies and kill your girlfriends in a pattern that seems random, but will always make sure you lose out.
[/quote]

Not for my. I overclocked my particle accellerator so now it just kills everyone elses girlfriend.

BTW iago, since you are so knowledgeable about phase variations in temporal matrices, if the electromagnetic pulse from a quasar were to be absorbed by a capacitating energy transciever, would the hydrogen ions bond or would they cause a neutron reaction?
[/quote]

It would cause a neutron reaction only in months that start with the letter J.
[/quote]

im looking forward to all the plasma storms they create also ^^

[quote author=iago link=board=10;threadid=1143;start=0#msg8521 date=1051379742]
[quote author=St0rm.iD link=board=10;threadid=1143;start=0#msg8516 date=1051369185]
[quote author=iago link=board=10;threadid=1143;start=0#msg8506 date=1051343332]
[quote author=tA-Kane link=board=10;threadid=1143;start=0#msg8503 date=1051336949]
[quote author=Eibro link=board=10;threadid=1143;start=0#msg8497 date=1051331350]
[quote author=dRAgoN link=board=10;threadid=1143;start=0#msg8492 date=1051329856]
[quote author=iago link=board=10;threadid=1143;start=0#msg8488 date=1051312307]
[quote author=St0rm.iD link=board=10;threadid=1143;start=0#msg8482 date=1051304494]
[quote author=iago link=board=10;threadid=1143;start=0#msg8462 date=1051246728]
[quote author=LuMiNuS link=board=10;threadid=1143;start=0#msg8461 date=1051235552]
[quote author=St0rm.iD link=board=10;threadid=1143;start=0#msg8456 date=1051232678]
[quote author=iago link=board=10;threadid=1143;start=0#msg8419 date=1051209647]
It's only possible if you use the quantom phase variations of a NON-PROTOPLASMIC metal! The type of metal is of the utmost importance! Quickly now, do it!
[/quote]

Is non-protoplasmic phosphorus metal ok?
[/quote]
Thit this will work ;) ..I 've tried it already :P
[/quote]

NO! NEVER! It will seem like it works, but once the gravitixical pressure builds up it'll buckle and you'll be lucky if the Matrix can hold the pressure!!!
[/quote]

Ah, I see. I had a phase converter field around it so I didn't notice. Do you think that will cause irreversable damage to the spatial superstring ether?
[/quote]

It's too hard to predict without an accurate quantum phasic analyzer, and those are only sold in the United States, so I don't have access to it. It's best just to be safe an not do it.
[/quote]

just use a phlux copasiter to regulate all of that.
[/quote]Eh? You MUST mean a flux capacitor.
[/quote]I happen to have a few of those lying around. Ole' Doc Brown was kind enough to "lose" the one he had, and I happen to have a resourceful friend who managed to duplicate it, using a transporter (and covered it up to look like an accident). Oh, by the way, I also have a transporter for sale, but don't come complaining to me when it starts cloning your worst enemies when they decide to beam over. Might be useful for a girlfriend, though (girlfriend*2!).
[/quote]

You know nothing about random failures in quantum space! It'll duplicate your enemies and kill your girlfriends in a pattern that seems random, but will always make sure you lose out.
[/quote]

Not for my. I overclocked my particle accellerator so now it just kills everyone elses girlfriend.

BTW iago, since you are so knowledgeable about phase variations in temporal matrices, if the electromagnetic pulse from a quasar were to be absorbed by a capacitating energy transciever, would the hydrogen ions bond or would they cause a neutron reaction?
[/quote]

It would cause a neutron reaction only in months that start with the letter J.
[/quote]

OH SHIT!

THE WORLD HAS ONE MONTH TO LIVE! IAGO: IS THERE ANY WAY A PHOTON VARIANCE EMITTER COULD HALT THE REACTION?

[quote author=St0rm.iD link=board=10;threadid=1143;start=15#msg8560 date=1051415120]
[quote author=iago link=board=10;threadid=1143;start=0#msg8521 date=1051379742]
[quote author=St0rm.iD link=board=10;threadid=1143;start=0#msg8516 date=1051369185]
[quote author=iago link=board=10;threadid=1143;start=0#msg8506 date=1051343332]
[quote author=tA-Kane link=board=10;threadid=1143;start=0#msg8503 date=1051336949]
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It's only possible if you use the quantom phase variations of a NON-PROTOPLASMIC metal! The type of metal is of the utmost importance! Quickly now, do it!
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Is non-protoplasmic phosphorus metal ok?
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Thit this will work ;) ..I 've tried it already :P
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NO! NEVER! It will seem like it works, but once the gravitixical pressure builds up it'll buckle and you'll be lucky if the Matrix can hold the pressure!!!
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Ah, I see. I had a phase converter field around it so I didn't notice. Do you think that will cause irreversable damage to the spatial superstring ether?
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It's too hard to predict without an accurate quantum phasic analyzer, and those are only sold in the United States, so I don't have access to it. It's best just to be safe an not do it.
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just use a phlux copasiter to regulate all of that.
[/quote]Eh? You MUST mean a flux capacitor.
[/quote]I happen to have a few of those lying around. Ole' Doc Brown was kind enough to "lose" the one he had, and I happen to have a resourceful friend who managed to duplicate it, using a transporter (and covered it up to look like an accident). Oh, by the way, I also have a transporter for sale, but don't come complaining to me when it starts cloning your worst enemies when they decide to beam over. Might be useful for a girlfriend, though (girlfriend*2!).
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You know nothing about random failures in quantum space! It'll duplicate your enemies and kill your girlfriends in a pattern that seems random, but will always make sure you lose out.
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Not for my. I overclocked my particle accellerator so now it just kills everyone elses girlfriend.

BTW iago, since you are so knowledgeable about phase variations in temporal matrices, if the electromagnetic pulse from a quasar were to be absorbed by a capacitating energy transciever, would the hydrogen ions bond or would they cause a neutron reaction?
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It would cause a neutron reaction only in months that start with the letter J.
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OH SHIT!

THE WORLD HAS ONE MONTH TO LIVE! IAGO: IS THERE ANY WAY A PHOTON VARIANCE EMITTER COULD HALT THE REACTION?
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Only when the planets align on a tuesday! There's no time!

There's only one hope: we'll poke it with a photonic electron burst in the side so hard it'll lose its equilibrium and collapse upon itself. It'll be just like running over a nail in a car!


[thanks to Star Trek, for showing how useful oversimplified comparisons can be!]

It's alright, I got Data to do it.

...wait a minute...Data's dead!

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It's alright, I got Data to do it.

...wait a minute...Data's dead!
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Nooooooo Data can't die!!! :'( :'( :'( :'(

[quote author=iago link=board=2;threadid=1165;start=15#msg8604 date=1051470215]Nooooooo Data can't die!!! :'( :'( :'( :'([/quote]Damnit! Now I can't bring Data as a gift to the Borg! :'(

Oh well, they'll still let me into the collective without him, right? I sure hope so. They're so sexy, dead.