what's up in fitzylandia?

Uhh...I wasn't aware that was a location? :uhoh:

how can you answer a question with another question? how unprofessional!

i want my money back. :angry: :smug:

how can you answer a question with another question? how unprofessional!

Because sometimes in life, the best answer, is an inquiry into one's own self.

 

 

That's deep.

 

 

i want my money back. :angry: :smug:

You never paid me, get over yourself. :dozey:

whatever, i want money!

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

(whatever? :whatever:!)

Yeah,you tell him!!!

Any questions?

you have your own thread :thinking:

 

 

 

 

...:dozey:

Who is Fitz?:inquisitive:

the one with the guy rockin out on the guitar :dozey:

:P

yeah.. I was asking him...:dozey:

 

:P

:laugh3:oooooohhhhh

 

:curtain:

obviously hes not living up to his job discription

*coughcough fitzy coughcough*

:rolleyes:

obviously...

 

we'll have to wait...boo!

you have your own thread :thinking:

 

Actually I have 2. One I made (this one) and one made for me a long long time ago by JD.

 

 

Who is Fitz?:inquisitive:

I am.

wow...that was so descriptive...bravo!:P

 

 

 

what can you tell me about yourself, Fitz?

what can you tell me about yourself, Fitz?

Just about everything there is to know last time I checked.

 

 

Do you want a novel, or do you want to ask some more specific questions? :P

hahahahahaha !!!

nice ones guys!

 

 

why does the world spin fitzy :smart:

well I was giving you the option to tell me whatever you wanted....but how old are you? Don't tell me you are 17....

i think hes a little older than josh :thinking:

not sure lol

why does the world spin fitzy :smart:

Wow, what a neat question. I think it is related to the effect that we have seen when an ice skater who has arms extended and is slowly spinning suddenly pulls the arms into the body surface. The result is that spin rate increases. To even spin faster the skater will be standing straight with the arms up over the head. This makes the distributions of mass as close to the spin axis as possible and makes the spin as large as possible. The main idea is that angular momentum is conserved, ie, cannot change. Angular momentum is the product of the spin rate and the moment of inertia (a measure of the distribution of the mass about the axis of rotation). The product is constant. If mass is widely dispersed as before condensing into a planet, and is very slowly rotating, then when it condenses into a planet (making a small moment of inertia) the rate of rotation could be large. So condensing amplifies whatever rotation there was initially. Now, what are the chances of something not rotating exactly before it condenses? Apparently, very small since everything seems to have some rotation. I am not sure this gets to your question of why, but it has been a great question to think about.

 

 

well I was giving you the option to tell me whatever you wanted....but how old are you? Don't tell me you are 17....

Yes I am.

i think hes a little older than josh :thinking:

Yes I am.

:surprised:

 

 

:shocked3:

wow.... i didnt think you would actually answer that...

and thats a good answer too

but im off to bed now later ftizty thanks for answering my question

:wacky:

 

 

:hug::kiss:

Yes I am.

 

Yes I am.

 

i listen :smug2:

(well read in this case :P)

:surprised:

 

 

:shocked3:

wow.... i didnt think you would actually answer that...

and thats a good answer too

but im off to bed now later ftizty thanks for answering my question

:wacky:

 

 

:hug::kiss:

I answer every question, no matter how long the answer has to be.

 

 

Night.

Nick? :uhoh: