[Thomasmariel]

If late night shopping goes to the cinema, is it necessary for it to have a pic n mix so that the topic of algebra can have political views?

[Heisenberg]

Yes.

[Thomasmariel]

Yes.

Why?

[Bulaba Khan Jones]

Yes.

No.

[mikema63]

Why?

More importantly, how?

[Bulaba Khan Jones]

When? *Shakes Mike violently* WHEN, DAMNIT? Oh god, these are not my hands! These are NOT my hands! Won't someone tie my fucking shoelaces? FUCK!

[mikema63]

WE ARE TRAPED IN THE INFINITE LOOP. NOW IS YESTERDAY AND TOMARROW IS NEXT WEEK!

WHEN MEANS NOTHING!

YOUR SHOES ARE VELCRO!

[Bulaba Khan Jones]

10 is the number of completion, remember it, Mike!

[mikema63]

If 100 is the number of beginning and galaxies have no end what is their cell phone number?

[Bulaba Khan Jones]

Are we like the dreamer, whose karma creates a play within a dream, complete with characters representing every facet of that person's personality, and, like the dreamer, becomes so involved in the play we lose ourselves in the dream, and forget about the curtain call?

[mikema63]

How does the curtain feel about the whole thing?

[Bulaba Khan Jones]

We don't ask it that question. You should never ask it that question, Mike. If there's anything you ever do, never ask it that question.

[Thomasmariel]

How does the curtain feel about the whole thing?

It's interesting, that if algebra can be a means to determining if comparison is a real thing if it's not a violation if algebra is part of the comparison

[Bulaba Khan Jones]

The curtain does know that 8 is the number of infinity.

[mikema63]

But does the curtain enjoy algebra or is it driven to it by it's position as the end of time?

[Bulaba Khan Jones]

The curtain knows that time is illusory. The real question is who is the one calling for the curtain to rise or fall?

You wanted answers? There, take another question.

[Heisenberg]

But if algebra calls for the curtain to rise or fall, what's to stop impressionism from stealing the keys to the South Carolina state legislature?

[Bulaba Khan Jones]

in the outskirts of Seattle. I asked them for six salamis, you see, and they gave me six. Six! I told them I wanted the concept of six salamis, not actually six! You should have given me four, or five, or even seven! These things remind me of the time I spent

[Heisenberg]

But how can salami be real if a total solar eclipse is only fleeting?

[Bulaba Khan Jones]

Perhaps... but what are we to the atoms themselves?