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Bugs in 2.36.1

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PurpleYouko:
Yeah it does doesn't it?

I can't remember what the stuff was that they were advertizing though

AZPaul:

--- Quote ---Yeah it does doesn't it?

I can't remember what the stuff was that they were advertizing though
--- End quote ---

Coors Light.

AZPaul:
Small one:

On Options - Physics and Costs - Energy Exchanged on Hit:

Increment arrows for both Proportional and Fixed increment the Proportional field only.

Did someone say the eyes were fixed in 2.36.1? I didn't notice anything about eyes in 2.36.0. Nope. Didn't notice. Wasn't suppose ta, ain't gonna. Not me. Nope.

Steven Hawking tells a story about a public lecture he once gave. After the lecture an elderly matron came to him and scolded him for his view of the cosmos. She insisted that the Earth was flat and, indeed, rode on the back of a giant tortoise.  He asked her what was underneath the tortoise and what was under that. She replied that he was a clever young man indeed but that it was turtles all the way down.

Bye, y'all.

-P

Numsgil:

--- Quote ---Steven Hawking tells a story about a public lecture he once gave. After the lecture an elderly matron came to him and scolded him for his view of the cosmos. She insisted that the Earth was flat and, indeed, rode on the back of a giant tortoise.  He asked her what was underneath the tortoise and what was under that. She replied that he was a clever young man indeed but that it was turtles all the way down.
--- End quote ---
Sounds like some of the arguments I have with Zelos.

PurpleYouko:

--- Quote ---Steven Hawking tells a story about a public lecture he once gave. After the lecture an elderly matron came to him and scolded him for his view of the cosmos. She insisted that the Earth was flat and, indeed, rode on the back of a giant tortoise. He asked her what was underneath the tortoise and what was under that. She replied that he was a clever young man indeed but that it was turtles all the way down.
--- End quote ---

Well she got it half right.
I mean everybody knows that the world is supported on the backs of 4 giant elephants who in turn stand on the back of the great world turtle "A'Tuin"
Nothing is needed to support this turtle as it swims through the cosmos, stopping occasionally to mate or lay eggs (nobody is really sure of its sex)

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