Random picture thread

[Science Infinity]

(Yes, this is when he won Wimbeldon 2007.)



Roger Federer! 13 Grandslams and the greatest tennis player of all time! (I finally found out how to make bbcode work on my computer!!!)  

[The Azure Quincy]

Awesome! Yeah... I'm not really into sports... like seriously... the first time I played baseball, I hit the ball and ran the wrong way xDDDDD
Yeah, I'm lame like that...  

[Science Infinity]

I once played baseball against my dad in the backyard. We used a tennis ball and a batmiten(how do you spell that?) bat. There was a soccer ball as first base, a slide for second, and third was pretty much just the small little garden we have. My dad lost against me and my ghost players. I was too fast... and more than a little too krazy...  

[Herelen2]

Speaking of baseball

 

[The Azure Quincy]

haha, lol'd

 

[Science Infinity]

¡¡¡¡¡SUPER MARIO CHARACTER BARRAGE!!!!!

I swear, I've been playing that forever! In Super Mario World Advanced 2, I have(had) 999 extra lives, all levels including the fortress in world 8 and the secret level, and all star and special levels, plus more!





I swear, Mario and Luigi Super Star Saga was one of the absolute best games ever, especially in the Mario Genre. I rank it 2nd/3rd, cuz it battles with Super Mario World Advanced 2. But one easily is held by SUPER MARIO GALAXY!!!  

[The Azure Quincy]

awe, this one's cute!
 

[Science Infinity]

Alright, I just edited my profile a lot and I had to put a picture I found and put there here!



I roflmao/ed but it's very sad and all too true!/…  

[Wind Spirit22]

I heard that Pluto was still a planet in New Mexico.  

[Science Infinity]

Probably because there have been many people who disagree. But as much as I detest to say it, the IAU said that because there have been multiple findings of other objects about the same size as pluto and even Eris, which is largeer than pluto, they have made new criteria for naming a "planet". A) The object must be large enough to have formed itself into a spherical shape; B) The object must orbit the Sun indipendantly; and C) The object must have cleared its orbit(meaning that it must be more than significately larger than anything that crosses its orbit). Because of objects like Eris, people have learned that there are many objects as large as pluto. Also, Pluto hasn't cleared its orbit, as many other TNO's cross its path in the Kuiper Belt and also because of the 4th largest planet, Neptune, whose path sometimes makes it the ninth planet from the Sun. However, Neptune's orbit is the closest to a perfect circle, so it is Pluto "fault" that it crosses through another orbit. If Neptune had a very eccentric orbit and pluto's was less elliptical, than Pluto could possibly still be considered a planet.

Also, I'm not putting this in the Intelligent forum yet, I'm too lazy...  

[Alcolyte-dracolius]

 

[The Azure Quincy]

Haha, McFail... I'd hate to have that for a last name... lawlz
I should post a random pic, but I dun feel like it...  

[Science Infinity]

Taco...

 

[The Azure Quincy]

whale! I dunno why, whales are fun to post when there's no apparent theme =D  

[Wind Spirit22]

Oh noes!