[QUOTE="StatixE"][QUOTE="RosetaStoned"][QUOTE="VetteMan85"][QUOTE="LJS9502_basic"]I feel the same about that as I do about SOAD...cruel and unusual punishment. VetteMan85
I'm curious what the average age of SOAD listeners are. I guarantee it's not older than 16. I've never met a 21+ year old adult who didn't hate them.I'll turn that around on you. I'm curious what the average age of American Dad watchers are. I've never met a 18+ year old who didn't think the few times they watched the show was a pathetic attempt at humor. Vetteman is a conservative, ya he has problemsHere we go with politics in a thread about a crap band. And thanks for the conservative insult. Way to help the image of liberal maturity. besides the insultI made, Why would u ever like a socialist band if ur a conservative?
[QUOTE="VetteMan85"][QUOTE="LJS9502_basic"]I feel the same about that as I do about SOAD...cruel and unusual punishment. RosetaStoned
I'm curious what the average age of SOAD listeners are. I guarantee it's not older than 16. I've never met a 21+ year old adult who didn't hate them.I'll turn that around on you. I'm curious what the average age of American Dad watchers are. I've never met a 18+ year old who didn't think the few times they watched the show was a pathetic attempt at humor. Vetteman is a conservative, ya he has problems
I think there's other civilizations out there. The Drake Equation, which is mentioned in the Fermi Paradox article on Wikipedia, came up with an estimated 10 civilizations in the Milky Way Galaxy as advanced or more advanced than us humans on earth. Problem is that the Milky Way is 100,000 light years across which would put the average distance between these civilizations at 10,000 light years. That's just too far for anyone to realistically travel. We've barely evolved to where we are in 10,000 years, let alone have the technology to travel anywhere near the speed of light.jt222_us
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