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LSU fans on CUSA and the AAC

tg300 (439)

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Re: LSU fans on CUSA and the AAC

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Light years

Ford Prefect (72)

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Re: LSU fans on CUSA and the AAC

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Arguably?

Light years

you're suffering from the effects of spatial relativity.  you're saying, "hey, andromeda is light years away", and it is; it's about 2 light years distant.  but viewed from polaris, which is about 400 or 500 light years away, and is the perspective of a p5 team like LSU, the milky way and andromeda appear to be the same smudge in space.

so, you're both right.

southern miss slacker (304)

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Re: LSU fans on CUSA and the AAC

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Arguably?

Light years

you're suffering from the effects of spatial relativity.  you're saying, "hey, andromeda is light years away", and it is; it's about 2 light years distant.  but viewed from polaris, which is about 400 or 500 light years away, and is the perspective of a p5 team like LSU, the milky way and andromeda appear to be the same smudge in space.

so, you're both right.

thank you Dr. Sheldon Cooper.

Ford Prefect (72)

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Registered: 2017-11-22

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Re: LSU fans on CUSA and the AAC

Arguably?

Light years

you're suffering from the effects of spatial relativity.  you're saying, "hey, andromeda is light years away", and it is; it's about 2 light years distant.  but viewed from polaris, which is about 400 or 500 light years away, and is the perspective of a p5 team like LSU, the milky way and andromeda appear to be the same smudge in space.

so, you're both right.

thank you Dr. Sheldon Cooper.

I had to google that.  no idea who it was.  my wife watches that show.  thought it was a chick thing.