Big Bang Origin?

clearly, you're doing a great deal of posting without reading threads. part of the discussion on this board is understanding what has been said. then, after you have read the whole thread and become aware of what the discussion has become, then you post something meaningful and not a sentence saying you haven't read the thread. further, i would suggest you check your spelling and grammar prior to posting since the posts of yours that i have read have been rather... well, they've needed work. (please don't mention my lack of capitalization, we've been through this. it's a style issue. my grammar is usually pristeen.)oh god i'm turning into a mod.This message has been edited by brennakimi, 01-29-2006 02:07 AM

it's fine to reply to the original message. but take note to read the thread to be sure that what you have to say hasn't been said or refuted already.poor grammar might be a style issue but it is one that significantly affects the readability of a post. eliminated capitalization when paired with correct punctuation and well-planned spacing does not.

eh. shit happens.

if you don't want to see cuss words, you can have your browser remove them for you. however, this board does not have any rules on obscenity, which is first amendment protected speech, and as such i can and will exercise my rights as i see fit. i'd say the where is right here. well. not here on earth so to speak but sort of since the universe is still expanding, all of here used to be in a much smaller place.matter (mass) is conserved. it didn't come from anywhere. it cannot be destroyed or created. except when it is converted to energy by rapid acceleration. so i'd say there was energy that slowed down and became stuff.