vcoolio

Bloody hell, Yillara! Well done. Didn't take you long.

Boss,

How do you do the fancy stuff?

VC

Congrats Garak Girl.

VC

Welcome Jean Luc.

VC

Thanks Yillara.

Alter, I thought it was Leonard Nimoy.

VC

Hello Prometheus and welcome.

VC

Congrats Yillara, Ma'm.

VC

Congrats soong_girl. Boy, you're certainly on the move up. Do we have to call you Ma'm?

VC

Thanks everybody. Will try and be a good officer!

VC

Well done Yillara.

VC

Congrats soon_girl.

VC

Congrats dsbs.

VC

Welcome 8247.

VC

My b/day was yesterday (26th). See, I'm coming out of my shell!

Guess who else has his birthday on the 26th March.

VC

Master Q,

The distance A-B does not change; constant acceleration (sorry for using the word "speed"). No the equation did not show.

So if distance A-B does not change, acceleration is constant, time taken decreases, have we created another paradox as this example would not create an asymptote for the object would eventually meet itself and would no longer fit into Zeon's Paradox?

VC

Master Q,

If the distance between two points, A and B, is kept constant but the speed at which an object (or person) travels this same distance between these two points, gradually increases (meaning that the time taken to travel this constant distance A-B gradually decreases), what happens at the point where the object/person arrives at B at the point of leaving A? Will the object/person then be time travelling?

This has bugged me since Primary School. Please enlighten me!

V.C.

Welcome Stoek.

V.C.

Congratulations.

V.C.

Congrats soong_girl.

V.C.

Congratulations Data.

V.C.

Well done kiddies!

V.C.

To the Tank, congratulations.

V.C.

Congrats Yillara.

V.C.

Indy, welcome. You must be as old as me (or, rather, as young as me!). I am not alone!

V.C.

Happy birthday tank.

V.C.

It's one thing we forget. Soldiers are human too!

V.C.