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hyperthesis
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    n. In ancient prosody, interchange of quantity in two successive places of a logaśdic series, so that in one of two lines metrically corresponding, as in strophe and antistrophe, a long is apparently transferred to a position before a short, which it would normally succeed, or a short transferred so as to exchange places with a preceding long. See polyschematic.
    n. In Philol., a transfer or “'attraction” of a letter from the syllable to which it originally belonged to another syllable immediately preceding or following it; orthographic transposition, or metathesis: thus, in Greek, μέλαινα is used for μελανια.
    n. In the Gr. Ch., a fast in addition to those regularly observed.

Also some sort of research group in New Zealand.

I mentioned a theory that light in the early universe was faster than light is now.

I was then called a creationist for saying that.

Dafuq is that logic!?

It's only a theory if there's some sort of testable evidence to back it up :|

Of course, that left the problem of being cold sometimes. So one of them decided that the most logical course of action is to rip the skins off other animals and wear those instead. That way, you have the best of both worlds.

Dude, put a language warning on that O_o

Quote from: Duke 2.0 on January 03, 2013, 03:18:38 pm

Glowstone itself justifies the Nether completely I don't know what you're talking about. The quartz is used in advanced redstone recipes.

You have an entire realm for just one light-emitting block. And some fancy redstone components, i guess.
The nether is just so... Bland.

Nether fortress blocks? Blaze powder? Ghast tears? Infinite source of gold (via Zombie Pigmen drops)? Hell, infinite source of lava! Plenty of stuff in the Nether, even if you don't use it.

ETA: And I totally forgot about the fast-travel thing. Thanks, Andir.

Is birthday. Hooray for the inevitable march toward death!

You have survived another trip around the dreaded DayStar!

Would still be infinitely more effective than good-old sub-light speeds.

Quote from: Sirus on January 03, 2013, 03:20:18 am

Thank goodness, DrPoo finally stopped drunk posting.

That stopped the day after

Well, it was annoying me so I put you on an ignore list. Now you're off it