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The Strangerにより編集済み:
5/5/2015 9:43:52 AM
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What if...
The sun is made of cheese? Think about it, everyone says the moon is made of cheese, but we've been to the moon so we know it's just a bunch of old rocks. No ones been to the sun though! Maybe someone got confused?
Think about it- when did you ever get near the sun to find out?
The sun is yellow- cheese is yellow!
When cheese get hot, it gets black spots. The sun gets black spots!
It's so obvious. Who wants to join me in submitting a paper to [i]Science[/i] magazine?
EDIT: To all you people saying the sun is white when you leave the atmosphere, when did you last leave the atmosphere to check? Hmmm???
Also: All Hail the Giant Space Udder! Mother of the Sun, grandmother to us all!!!
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7 通の返信The sun is made up of mostly Hydrogen and helium and burns at 5778 degrees on the Kelvin scale and you would die of old age before you could get there to find out just driped a ton of science on y'all how dose it feel? I sincerely hope that this you thinking it's made of cheese is a joke.
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2 通の返信But cheese comes from the tit of a cow. So a giant cow must be the creator of the sun?
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1 返信So does that mean that plants are powered by cheese? Are we all cheese based life forms?
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2 通の返信Breaking: McDonalds to collect cheese from sun in preparation for their new 'Sunburger'
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1 返信I'm going to put my flag on the sun. Then, I'll have all the cheese I want! And I'll be a millionaire for selling everything I don't eat.
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1 返信Well if the Sun is made of cheese I'll friggen send you there and shove your face into it. [spoiler]IS IT CHEESE NOW?!?[/spoiler]
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1 返信Brittonにより編集済み: 5/4/2015 2:08:56 AM
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4 通の返信The sun isn't actually yellow-it's white. Our eyes just perceive it as yellow because of how it's light transfers into our atmosphere.
