Party Vibe

@tryptameanie 979471 wrote:

Obviously I always prefer to bet when I’m certain I’m gonna win but I am averse to betting on what I think I can understand about other people and I seem to be aroubd at least 90% right.

Compare that to any fucking bet I ever put on a horsde, regardless of the odds, or the fact I have spent probably 2 million pounds buying lottery tickets to win probably 35 pounds in anything significant shows you I should trust my mind much nore than anything related to random chance.

hahaha, have a friend who was game addict, he just begin to stop by asking to be banned of most casinos and play rooms. He had never money but found always a way to get 20 franks and nearly every day i was winning between 1000 to 3000 franks, i always tried to tell him : STOP NOW, and start playing tomorrow with 20 franks again …… but he couldn’t and each morning he lost all again. he really drived me crazy when i was by him and he didn’t listen to me

yes, game addiction. thankfull i never had that addiction

@tryptameanie 979467 wrote:

And I’m posting this because it’s stunningly beautiful.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_LpMB1OZ53g

I can’t believe this is a real fireworks cuz each year in Geneva there is one 30 min fireworks for the closing of the august Geneva’s summer (parties? party?),

they are fucking spending a few millions $ or £, whater ever millions of franks which are looking really shit in comparison of these 1min 30 awesome fireworks, Are they really able to do those rackets giving these images???

@tryptameanie 979480 wrote:

Hey man, you have a background in nuclear physics right? I knosw that’s a million miles (or maybe not so far removed in the case of neutron stars and infinite densitty points…..) but I got a strong sense of relativ ity, and especially Einstein in the 1st 30 seconds or so of that video and it may be totally just me tripping but if you look at one or 2 of them near the start when they actually flash, you’ll see and Einstein cross.

Also, very near the start, the 2 blue explosions that occur, one on either side, the one at the lefy happening 1st, that is what I always imagine a neutron star would look like (well always seem to imagine they are blue but wtf they would look like and how you could even describe such an object……) but maybe I just try finding mesning in something not there.

But also near the start, theire is something that looks very very very much like saturn with it’s rings (Saturn is not even close to the only planet with rings though).

yep exactly and that video just blow my mind and i took 22 screenshots of that video that i have difficult to believe with my eyes whatever my diploma is, cuz GENEVA ARE SPENDING 4-5 MILLIONS IN 30 MINS OF A FINNALY BORING FIREWORKS THAT COULD BE 1000 TIMES MORE BEAUTIFULL IF THEY WOULD SPEND THE MONEY IN 2 MINUTES OF A FIREWORKS LIKE THAT.

If this is real , am gonna send the screenshots I made through that video (with also the video) to the Geneva newspaper and ask them what they think about our shitty 30 minutes fireworks which is each year the same against such a fireworks

@tryptameanie 979478 wrote:

Same here my friend. I can say right now with 100% certainty that the drug that fuckex my life and everything that came after it, relationships etc….(apart from the ridiculoiusly hard to accept relationship I have now) is ALCOHOL!!!!!!!!!!!!!

that friend is also alcool and crack addicted

@tryptameanie 979492 wrote:

No it is not, that’s an entry in a fireworks competition, didn’t you look at the actual link?????

That is what I thought looked ike a neutron star though so awesome image you took

yep, could be an imagination picture of a neutron star, appart it isn’t visible in the colors frequencies, i think neutron star are found with these big sound telescopes which can mesure the pulse of the rotation made by the n. star

FINNALLY :
1) If the N.Star turns quickly on itself with a strong magnetic field, then he projects along he’s magnetic axis a thin brush of radiation, and an observer placed approximately in the direction of this axis can detect a pulsed emission lighthouse effect, called pulsar for this reason

2) A neutron star in a binary system can pull of matter to he’s companion star which result in a pulsed or continuous emission in the X-rays and gamma rays

3) If Isolated and without the pulsed emission, a neutron star is much more difficult to detect because only the thermal emission from the surface is possibly detectable

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