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Fun little game that I saw on here long ago, but haven't seen it for a while. Had a bit of an urge to play it, so here goes!

Goal is simple: In order to post here, you have to prove the person above you wrong, then make your own statement.

I'll start...

"PI" is approximately equal to 3.14 when rounded to three significant digits.
 
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Dan said:
Purple is a color.
that's just silly. purple is a colour, not a color.

prove me wrong: the chinese invented paper.
 
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Paper was all there in the trees. They didn't invented. :p

Prove me Wrong: I have the maximum no. of NP$ here.
 
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navjotjsingh said:
Prove me Wrong: I have the maximum no. of NP$ here.
shockie has more.

Whatever goes up must come down.
 
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Dan said:
shockie has more.

Whatever goes up must come down.
anti-gravity / space


Microsoft Vista sucks.
 
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vista does not have a mouth. it therefore cannot suck.

exercise is good for you.
 
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I never have any energy left after exercise and my muscles are in pain. I do not consider painful activities 'good for you'

0.99999... == 1
 
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Mikor said:
I never have any energy left after exercise and my muscles are in pain. I do not consider painful activities 'good for you'

0.99999... == 1

Thats not true , 0.99999 is equal to 0.99999 :)

Every Action Has a Reaction *Newton's Law)
 
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Every action has an equal and opposite reaction is Newton's Law. :)

The internet is big.
 
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The Internet cannot be phisically measured and if it could we wouldn't have anything to compare it to.



A diamond is forever.
 
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A diamond at one point was created. What was it before then? Is it truly forever if it has a set starting point and a definite ending point when the world incinerates?

Light is faster than sound.
 
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GreenGambler said:
A diamond is forever.

http://skepchick.org/blog/?m=200612&paged=2
Diamonds, formed at high-pressures deep within the Earth, are metastable in the low pressures at Earth’s surface. Over a few million years, the carbon atoms in the gemstones will rearrange, converting the diamonds into graphite. Pencil lead, essentially.
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As far as my wife is concerned, though, it's for freakin ever.

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24's Jack Bauer is the toughest character ever played on TV.
 
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peaches017 said:
A diamond at one point was created. What was it before then? Is it truly forever if it has a set starting point and a definite ending point when the world incinerates?

Light is faster than sound.
Not through a solid, the vibrations of a sound can travel faster than light through a brick for instance (if the light gets through the brick at all that is :))

Pi is finite.
 
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dhscott said:
Pi is finite.

Pi has never been proven o be finite, so must be assumed to be infinate. A;though I agree that Pie is finite :)

The Sky (on Earth) is Blue.
 
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Thats not try , it is raining over here and it is grey :)

Founder of NamePros is Ron James from Bay Arena :)
 
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Ron isn't his full name :hehe:

Family Guy is the greatest show on earth.
 
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The Earth is technically not a "show" (one with a script) per say, it would be more like a reality-show and/or DocuDrama.

It is unfair that only one company makes the game Monopoly.
 
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ToryC103 said:
It is unfair that only one company makes the game Monopoly.
Well, I say it is fair.

ChrisChris's name is "Take a wild guess ;)"
 
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Dan said:
Well, I say it is fair.

ChrisChris's name is "Take a wild guess ;)"
According to his NamePros input, it is, but that's not his birth name, because emoticons and punctuation are not allowed on birth certificates.


Dan's not a jerk. :)
 
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chulium said:
Dan's not a jerk. :)
Can't prove that wrong. D-:

There is a lot of .tv people. :o
 
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