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Paradox's are simple, really.

 

Wanna know how to over-come any paradox you encounter?

 

[spoiler=OmgNoWaii.]

 

Ignore it. Seriously.

 

 

 

 

 

They don't do anything besides piss you off.

 

=/. Although, most of them can be explained. Especially the mildly-crappy ones 'ere.

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Things to ponder' date=' I would call, I got tons O.O

and SOS Haruhi, there is no real answer to any really....

[b']Use a knife that will cut through anything to cut through Stell that's garunteed not to break, what happens? O.O[/b]

If 7-11 is open 24/7, 365 days a year, why does it have locks on the doors? O.O

Who really took the bite out of the apple logo? O.O

stay tuned for more...

 

i did something like that

 

expect it was permanant marker on stainless steel

 

i now feel like sueing the stainless steel stuff produces for faulse avatising

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o.o

Gues your rite pikachu if clouds are made by water.

Why that water doesnt freeze?

 

Solid-Liquid-Gas triangle.

 

Clouds are a gaseous form of water, as apparent through evaporation and the Nitrogen cycle.

 

Which basically means the gaseous form of water freezes at a lower temperature, much lower, requiring a much lower temperature to revert back to it's liquid state of water. However, once it reaches a certain freezing point, the gaseous form of water turns back into it's liquid state, which requires freezing the gaseous form, and thus, the liquid state of water falls back from the sky. This is pretty much the way rain happens.

 

Besides, the Solid-Liquid-Gas triangle states that you can't turn gas into solid, only into liquid and then solid. Thus, you'd have to freeze a cloud whilst it's raining, which is impossible, as the liquid-state of water weighs to much for the cloud, resulting in it's disposal of it.

 

The freezing of clouds happens, which is why we have more rain in winter, but it results in the liquid-form of water, not the solid ice form.

 

However, when cold enough, in can go into it's solid form through the liquid one, resulting in hail.

 

Honestly, it's like, Year 8 Science. =/.

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