GRAAAMMMEERR BBBATTTTLLLLEE; son.

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....u couldn't even spell GRAMMAR correctly fag rofl

GRRRRRAAAMMMMMMMEEEERRRR




BAAAATTTTTLLLLLLLEEEEEEE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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rofl@GRAMMER

dude u've only seen it written down a half a dozen times in the previous few posts and you still can't get it right....

were you askin' for my number cuz u needed a tutor chris?rofl

i charge

lol

this is too funny

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if i didn't know any better, i'd think LK was the devil.

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rofl chris u want me to take it easy on you
don't go soft on me now

now now illiteracy is not to be taken lightly rofl
you can always reach out and ask for help

or you can stock coca cola for the rest of your life

well u were trying to correct me while your post had more supposed mistakes then mine.you want a retraction ?rofl u're not getting one.....this ain't a misprint homeboy

I am simply proving the point that your statement doesn't apply in this situation because we were not talking about my post. Take that whichever way you want, i know you like to twist things around. Also, my post has no errors. I seperated it like that so you could clearly see your error. Technically it still works.

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yes i'll take pointers from a genius like you anyday rofl

fuck your metathesis

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don't preach if u can't keep up it's a simple word lol

So yea, i was thinking about the dimensions of the universe, i think there's like 11 dimensions, you know? This is what i came up with.

Macroscopically, it has 4 very large dimensions which we perceive as 3-space and 1-time. These are bent around in a topology appropriate to the type of universe we live in...either flat, hyperbolic or closed like a sphere. There MAY be a second component to the topology of our universe that enters are the quantum scale. Each point in 4-d space-time is accompanied by a complete 6-dimensional 'thing' which has a topology in these 6 dimensions that is closed or 'compact. The shape of the 6-dimensional subspace is not known, however, physicists seem to think that the symmetries in these subspaces are related to physical relationships that underlie how forces and particles behave, and why they have the properties they do.

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