Interrogate Simon, Uncomfortably

[TheNave]

Do you know that this answer was completely wrong?

Let me answer with a counter question, did you read the rules?

Gosh... It's over NINTHOUSAAAANNDDDD!!!!1

that's what he wanted to hear/read

[Ramond]

Did you know I don't have to respond to every meme? I also don't intend to respond to your memes, as it's quite obvious what they are anyways.

[Lauli]

Okay, never mind.

Why is Windows called Windows?

[HappyHouR]

Do You Like Waffles?! (Clicky)

[Ramond]

Why is Windows called Windows?

It comes to be that the pop-up stuff in Windows have the same form as our windows, the genius invention which lets us see through walls, which is basically a rectangle or a square with a frame around it.

Do You Like Waffles?! (Clicky)

Actually, yes, I do.

[Alectric]

can i ask more questions, or have i already used mine up?

[Ramond]

can i ask more questions, or have i already used mine up?

Sigh, of course you can, this is what the thread is about.

Only three questions per POST, that is.

[vandesdelca]

is there any invented time machine?

[Ramond]

is there any invented time machine?

No. Time travel as seen today in movies is not possible at the moment. But it has been proven once that you CAN actually time travel (though only into the future, not into the past) by having two identical atomic clocks, one of them stayed in Washington and one of them flew with a plane around the world. When they compared the times, the one which flew around the world was around 2 parts of a billion in front.
Hardly noticable, but still, time travel.

[Reaper]

are you lying?
No, seriously, why is your ava running all the time? Isn't that exhausting?
btw: As far as I know, travelling in the past is (theoretically) possible, but not to a point where the time machine you use wasn't built.