is the fastest in the world"


-ncstateccc

5/6/2010 9:12:52 PM

fast food is bad, k?

5/6/2010 9:13:28 PM

i read it on the internets

TROOF

5/6/2010 9:13:39 PM

fast food is bad, k?

5/6/2010 9:15:46 PM

it was pretty tasty to me

5/6/2010 9:16:53 PM

I have never been to Wendy's on Western. Across the street is Bojangles, and down the street is Cookout.

Why would I ever cross the street for any reason?

5/6/2010 10:13:03 PM

The Wendy's on Western can go die in a fire.

5/6/2010 10:14:30 PM

^^ Because you don't know any better

5/6/2010 10:26:20 PM

^^^To buy some crack, most likely

5/6/2010 10:27:09 PM

and taco bell's is the slowest

5/6/2010 10:28:05 PM

Give me any odds of what you think aliens existing is.

Let's do something large.

Let's do something like....

"There's a 1 out of 1x10^10 chance."

That means there's a one in ten billion chance of aliens existing.

Is that not rare enough for you? Okay. Let's do 1 out of 1x10^15. That's a one in one quadrillion chance.

Based on observations from the Hubble Space Telescope, there are at least 125 billion galaxies in the universe.

It is estimated that at least ten percent of all sun-like stars have a system of planets, there are 6.25×10^18 stars with planets orbiting them in the universe.

If even a billionth of these stars have planets supporting life, there are some 6.25×10^9 (billion) life-supporting planetary systems in the universe.

6,250,000,000.

Now, what are the odds that NONE of these have any life on them?

5/6/2010 10:28:45 PM

Give me any odds of what you think Wendy's service being fast is.

Let's do something large.

Let's do something like....

"There's a 1 out of 1x10^10 chance."

That means there's a one in ten billion chance of aliens existing.

Is that not rare enough for you? Okay. Let's do 1 out of 1x10^15. That's a one in one quadrillion chance.

Based on observations from the Hubble Space Telescope, there are at least 125 billion galaxies in the universe.

It is estimated that at least ten percent of all sun-like stars have a system of planets, there are 6.25×10^18 stars with planets orbiting them in the universe.

If even a billionth of these stars have planets supporting life, there are some 6.25×10^9 (billion) life-supporting planetary systems in the universe.

6,250,000,000.

Now, what are the odds that NONE of these have any life on them?

5/6/2010 10:33:12 PM