Your impossible questions?

[Sieg Firebrand]

Ever had a question no one could answer?

Like, 'is there a bigger douche in the world then Bobby Kotick?'

Post here!

 

[C95J]

Infinite + Infinite = ???

 

[AvsJoe]

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- disregard this post -

- question wasn't impossible after all -​

 

[johnsom]

why? in the cosmic sense.

 

[TheSeventhLoneWolf]

Who is phone? (Inside joke between a bunch of blokes I know on skype.)

 

[Aerodynamic]

"Why not?"

 

[Pandalisk]

Answer with certainty?

What happens after death?

 

[Sneaky-Pie]

If a woman talks and no one's around, is she still wrong?

I kid, I kid.

But seriously.

 

[viranimus]

Who is Male on cactus porn for? Bitter divorcees?

 

[Stein Inge]

do GeeSe see God?

 

[TheYellowCellPhone]

How?

Think about it for a second.

 

[LemonMelon]

Am I the eggman or are they the eggman?

 

[kouriichi]

How much napalm do you think i could chug!?!?

 

[TheYellowCellPhone]

What would happen if an unstoppable force met an indestructible wall?

The force would push the wall, but not break it. It's indestructible, not immovable.

 

[cannot_aim]

Where the hell are the aliens?

 

[Serenegoose]

Isn't this thread missing a question about magnets... something? Oh, who cares.



My impossible question is...

"Huh?"

 

[Private Custard]

I have one.

If a fly is flying down the railway line and happens to meet the windscreen of a train travelling in the opposite direction, does the fly stop before going back in the same direction as the train, even for a nanosecond?

Logic states that if something is going to suddenly change direction 180 degrees (with no deviation left or right), it'll have to stop, even for the smallest time. But if the train is moving in that direction, how could the fly stop before going the other way?

 

[Wintermute_]

Your trapped in a room with Justin Beiber, Miley Cirus, both are having a karaoke contest, and you have only one bullet in your revolver. What to do?

 

[Sieg Firebrand]

I have one.

If a fly is flying down the railway line and happens to meet the windscreen of a train travelling in the opposite direction, does the fly stop before going back in the same direction as the train, even for a nanosecond?

Logic states that if something is going to suddenly change direction 180 degrees (with no deviation left or right), it'll have to stop, even for the smallest time. But if the train is moving in that direction, how could the fly stop before going the other way?

Technically the fly has stopped, because it'll be dead on the windscreen

 

[twistedmic]

I have one.

If a fly is flying down the railway line and happens to meet the windscreen of a train travelling in the opposite direction, does the fly stop before going back in the same direction as the train, even for a nanosecond?

In that instance, I'm pretty sure the fly would liquify.