Space Ball Homes built by Christ

I'm going to have to agree that myriad used as a noun in Beefbisquit's case was not incorrect usage. Although many grammar sites still note it is more accurate to use it as an adjective in modern-day usage.

And while "myriad" is a collective noun - in both noun definitions ("ten thousand" or "countless/innumerable") - there's nothing in modern grammar to say it can't also be used as a plural. Although using it as a plural in such cases would appear to be redundant.

However . . . it's also worth pointing out that it's use as a noun in modern English is pretty rare these days and a look at any newspaper style guide shows it hasn't officially been used as such for a long time.

The word is evolving to the point where the noun may already be archaic - as evidenced by the fact it has been around a lot longer than the adjective, and that the adjective is a lot more commonly used nowadays. We don't use the words "thy", "thine" and "thou" any more . . . but strictly speaking, they're still proper words and can still be used in modern English. Though no-one does.

^^ Translation: "BB wasn't wrong, but here is why I still get to be right." I believe that's as close to an admission of error as we are likely to see from Mr. Connery

Prawn Connery said:

I'm going to have to agree that myriad used as a noun in Beefbisquit's case was not incorrect usage. Although many grammar sites still note it is more accurate to use it as an adjective in modern-day usage.

And while "myriad" is a collective noun - in both noun definitions ("ten thousand" or "countless/innumerable") - there's nothing in modern grammar to say it can't also be used as a plural. Although using it as a plural in such cases would appear to be redundant.

However . . . it's also worth pointing out that it's use as a noun in modern English is pretty rare these days and a look at any newspaper style guide shows it hasn't officially been used as such for a long time.

The word is evolving to the point where the noun may already be archaic - as evidenced by the fact it has been around a lot longer than the adjective, and that the adjective is a lot more commonly used nowadays. We don't use the words "thy", "thine" and "thou" any more . . . but strictly speaking, they're still proper words and can still be used in modern English. Though no-one does.

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Sweet, it only took about 10 different dictionary sites confirming what I said and a play-by-play summed up in a single post to persuade you. lol

Padawanbater2 said:

Don't you think if this was a good idea, there would already be "space ball homes"?

How do you defeat gravity on Earth? This idea simply wouldn't work, as there are items inside pretty much every house that can't be inverted, liquids in refrigerators, boxed goods in pantries, etc. Who would spend the time to tie all that shit down just to have a rotating home? Not to mention, what the hell would be the purpose of a rotating home, so you can take it to the grocery store with you? So you can stand inside while the home moves around you?

Again, just illogical, irrational, and frankly, pretty damn absurd.. Why didn't you think of these problems when you came up with the idea?

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Swivels... Swivels... Swivels is the best thing that I can think of that would keep anything in the upright position as long as there was a weighted ballast. The swivels could be used for the refrigerator, toilet, kitchen cabinets, or anything needed. One example that I'm thinking about is the "gyroscope looking" devices that people get strapped into and get pushed around in every direction... the same principle. You know what I'm talking about right? the things you see at the malls or sometimes a fair or whatnot. A ring inside of a ring inside of a ring. I just don't know the correct name for it or I would post a picture of it.

"Don't you think if this was a good idea, there would already be "space ball homes"?" - I don't know if any engineers have thought about My space ball homes. I could be wrong about this, of course, but I don't think its necessarily a "bad" idea but it might not be the best idea, its more of a novelty home. I whimsically came up with the notion of the space ball homes about a year ago, it was just a novel idea. But regardless, they could work. I would like to see at least one space ball home built while I live but that may never happen. It would take an engineering company to take My idea seriously and have it built. But I still think it could be done.

I don't think you would be able to take the space ball home to the grocery store with you, it would rotate in place and not on the move, but I already said that in this thread.

I'm just proud of Myself for conjuring up a NEW TYPE of home, something different and whimsical. I'm not saying how practical it would be because if you wanted to get to whatever is on your ceiling, maybe the workout space, it might take a few minutes for the home to rotate to get in place, a drawback of the idea... but if you can afford to wait a couple minutes then why not? The only thing that I really wouldn't want to wait a couple minutes for is to use the bathroom, maybe there could be more then one bathroom.

tyler.durden said:

^^ Translation: "BB wasn't wrong, but here is why I still get to be right." I believe that's as close to an admission of error as we are likely to see from Mr. Connery

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Is is Mister Connery or Miss Connery? Do we know yet?

~PEACE~

Nevaeh420 said:

Swivels... Swivels... Swivels is the best thing that I can think of that would keep anything in the upright position as long as there was a weighted ballast. The swivels could be used for the refrigerator, toilet, kitchen cabinets, or anything needed. One example that I'm thinking about is the "gyroscope looking" devices that people get strapped into and get pushed around in every direction... the same principle. You know what I'm talking about right? the things you see at the malls or sometimes a fair or whatnot. A ring inside of a ring inside of a ring. I just don't know the correct name for it or I would post a picture of it.

"Don't you think if this was a good idea, there would already be "space ball homes"?" - I don't know if any engineers have thought about My space ball homes. I could be wrong about this, of course, but I don't think its necessarily a "bad" idea but it might not be the best idea, its more of a novelty home. I whimsically came up with the notion of the space ball homes about a year ago, it was just a novel idea. But regardless, they could work. I would like to see at least one space ball home built while I live but that may never happen. It would take an engineering company to take My idea seriously and have it built. But I still think it could be done.

I don't think you would be able to take the space ball home to the grocery store with you, it would rotate in place and not on the move, but I already said that in this thread.

I'm just proud of Myself for conjuring up a NEW TYPE of home, something different and whimsical. I'm not saying how practical it would be because if you wanted to get to whatever is on your ceiling, maybe the workout space, it might take a few minutes for the home to rotate to get in place, a drawback of the idea... but if you can afford to wait a couple minutes then why not? The only thing that I really wouldn't want to wait a couple minutes for is to use the bathroom, maybe there could be more then one bathroom.





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Did I answer your question Padawanbater2?- Mr. Sexuality Mod.

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Ohhhh shiiiiit!!! Pad just got buuuuurrned!!!! lolol!!

Nevaeh420

I don't have a "god-complex" because I don't believe I'm God at all. I believe I'm Christ, I have a Christ complex. There is a big difference. I don't think I'm all high and mighty, I'm a very humble person and I have good reason to be.

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I apologize if this sounds rude but you should have to begin and end every sentence with

I believe I'm Christ

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so you don't waste people's time. I foolishly thought the christ part was a metaphor.

Also, claiming to be humble and the son of the christian god in the same paragraph is a contradiction, but being christ you should know all about contradiction.

Sorry if this sounded cruel, I wish you the best, I hope you can make a million bubble homes and sell them to rich idiots with more money than brains; I hope you have a happy life and enjoy what you can, however impractical I think bubble homes would be a fun thing to have, might pave the way for something else. I hope you keep dreaming, keep thinking.. just not that you're christ; The world needs creative thinkers, critical thinkers, please do not exclude yourself from those ranks by making such a claim, it is spiritually insulting to christians, and intellectually insulting to just about everyone else.

And to answer your topic question, I would not purchase a grain of salt from someone who claimed to be christ, buddha, (the profit)muhammad, bishnu, santa, thor, or any of their wonderful cartoon friends let alone a house.

TL|DR Be well, and stop thinking your christ.

Zaehet Strife said:

Ohhhh shiiiiit!!! Pad just got buuuuurrned!!!! lolol!!

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Naw, Padawanbater2 didn't get burned, at least that wasn't My intention. I was simply answering his legitimate question.

But I'm going to burn him right now:

If he is Padawanbater2, who's Padawanbater1? Lol!

Padawanbater2 said:

Draw a picture, man, I still don't get it

Why would a revolving home be better than a standard home? What are the advantages? It seems like a ton of extra work for little to no benefit

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My notion is Space Ball Homes is just a novel mind trip. I truly believe they can be built and people could live in them but its not the most practical of homes. I'm just proud that I "invented" a new type of home, something very novel. I'm sure if the right rich person found out about My idea, they would have to have a few built just because its so crazy, lol.

Thesleeper said:

Nevaeh420


I apologize if this sounds rude but you should have to begin and end every sentence with so you don't waste people's time. I foolishly thought the christ part was a metaphor.

Also, claiming to be humble and the son of the christian god in the same paragraph is a contradiction, but being christ you should know all about contradiction.

Sorry if this sounded cruel, I wish you the best, I hope you can make a million bubble homes and sell them to rich idiots with more money than brains; I hope you have a happy life and enjoy what you can, however impractical I think bubble homes would be a fun thing to have, might pave the way for something else. I hope you keep dreaming, keep thinking.. just not that you're christ; The world needs creative thinkers, critical thinkers, please do not exclude yourself from those ranks by making such a claim, it is spiritually insulting to christians, and intellectually insulting to just about everyone else.

And to answer your topic question, I would not purchase a grain of salt from someone who claimed to be christ, buddha, (the profit)muhammad, bishnu, santa, thor, or any of their wonderful cartoon friends let alone a house.

TL|DR Be well, and stop thinking your christ.

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That didn't sound very rude, it sounded compassionate.

I'm not forcing anyone to believe anything that I say, even My Christ rhetoric. I just enjoy being Me and uttering the things that I say. But I also believe people SHOULD believe in the truth, whatever that might be. It seems like no one believes anything I say anyways so I'm just writing My online journal, and that's okay with Me.

I'm not going to stop talking about My Christ complex because I believe it 100% and just because you don't want to hear about it, it doesn't mean that its not reaching other people. I'm just going to say what I believe and believe what I say; you can't ask anymore then that from a person. Its not like I'm trying to brainwash anyone to believe in lies or possess them to commit crimes or do atrocities. I'm simply asking people to believe in the Truth, and use their best judgments. I'm not trying to start a cult, but to be honest, I would like to be the King of the world one day; but I might have to die first, lol.

My intentions are pure and veridical.

If you really want to get to know Me then I have over 700 posts under this name that you can read (check out My signature links too). Its a fact that I have said exactly what I have said on here and that should show My character.

~PEACE~

I would like to see at least one "space ball home" built.

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Prawn... you sfill havent explained to anyone how gravity reacts differently at the sub atomic level.

I dont claim to be smart, but remembering what I do from 7th grade science, gravity is a direct correlation between the mass of two or more objects. Everything with mass, posesses gravity. Could it be, that something that is so small it was dubbed *sub atomic* does not posess sufficient mass to share the relationship of *gravity*


And for fucks sake, if you cant explain something simply, you dont completely grasp the concept yourself.

posting some equation that nobody understands, and simply stating "there it is... string theory... look at it, its easy" does absolutely nothing for anyone... if prawn actually understood it as well as he seems to suggest, id like a nut shell explanation, dumbed down into words actually used in regular conversations in every day life, without any subliminal intelectual dick swinging contest.



There are only two known instances in the universe that physics go out the window. Black holes, and oprah winfreys vagina. Proven fact.

I love when people try to "prove" how smart they are... impressive vocabulary boys... but i have yet to be swayed towards either side.



And nevaeh, no one will be getting back on your spinning house subject, because its a lot like afghanistan... it just kinda sucks. Novelty... ok. But someone has already sponged what little legitimacy is in this idea and created the hide a bed. But if you wanted an idea from me after giving it 7 seconds of thought, what if only the living aread rotated. Kitchen and bathrooms stay level. That way you can have 4 layouts of furniture to choose... or should i say, spin... from.


This might just be me, but i would think christ himself would be a bit more savy to ingenuity... not to mention Im pretty sure UFO's only exist for men... christ would definately know that those things you see every night are probably satellites... or flashbacks from the vile of LSD you downed in 2012.

Dont let the bastards get ya down though right?

Dude... what if you made a car, that hovered over the ground! A set of tires would last a lifetime!

Total novelty idea though

hydroMD said:

Prawn... you sfill havent explained to anyone how gravity reacts differently at the sub atomic level.

I dont claim to be smart, but remembering what I do from 7th grade science, gravity is a direct correlation between the mass of two or more objects. Everything with mass, posesses gravity. Could it be, that something that is so small it was dubbed *sub atomic* does not posess sufficient mass to share the relationship of *gravity*


And for fucks sake, if you cant explain something simply, you dont completely grasp the concept yourself.

posting some equation that nobody understands, and simply stating "there it is... string theory... look at it, its easy" does absolutely nothing for anyone... if prawn actually understood it as well as he seems to suggest, id like a nut shell explanation, dumbed down into words actually used in regular conversations in every day life, without any subliminal intelectual dick swinging contest.



There are only two known instances in the universe that physics go out the window. Black holes, and oprah winfreys vagina. Proven fact.

I love when people try to "prove" how smart they are... impressive vocabulary boys... but i have yet to be swayed towards either side.



And nevaeh, no one will be getting back on your spinning house subject, because its a lot like afghanistan... it just kinda sucks. Novelty... ok. But someone has already sponged what little legitimacy is in this idea and created the hide a bed. But if you wanted an idea from me after giving it 7 seconds of thought, what if only the living aread rotated. Kitchen and bathrooms stay level. That way you can have 4 layouts of furniture to choose... or should i say, spin... from.


This might just be me, but i would think christ himself would be a bit more savy to ingenuity... not to mention Im pretty sure UFO's only exist for men... christ would definately know that those things you see every night are probably satellites... or flashbacks from the vile of LSD you downed in 2012.

Dont let the bastards get ya down though right?

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Someone is paying attention to what I'm saying.

Stick around.

~PEACE~