Monthly Archive for December, 2005

Everyone’s a Lobo (woof woof woof)

So at the NMSU game last night (which we won by the way, just in case anyone was wondering), the Soundpack was forced to wear shitty Lobo Loco Shirts over their Soundpack shirts. Now, I’m all for school spirit, but does this look cool at all?

Didn’t think so…

Yet another new blog.

No, not this one! This is an old blog… I've decided to try my hand at commercial blogging, so I bought a domain name and setup a blog of my own. It's going to be mostly about Anime, games and technology, so if you're a nerd, check it out. If you're not, well check it out anyway! You can find it at http://www.basugasubakuhatsu.com/blog Let me know if it's cool looking or an eyesore. 

How Deep is the Ocean?

How much do I love you?
Intangible.

I’ll tell you no lie.

How deep is the ocean?
Average depth (in meters):
Pacific: 4,188
Atlantic: 3,872
Indian: 3,872

How high is the sky?
The upper limit of the Earth’s exosphere (the uppermost layer of the Earth’s atmosphere) is approximately 10,000 km high.

How many times a day do I think of you?
Rate of thought during waking hours (10 per second) = 36000 thoughts per hour
Rate of thought during sleeping hours = 3600 thoughts per hour
Number of thoughts per day = 604800 thoughts per day

How many roses are sprinkled with dew?
Depends on the current season, humidity levels, dewpoints, time of day, etc.

How far would I travel
To be where you are?
Assuming both of us are on the Earth, the farthest you could travel (taking the shortest path) is half of the Earth’s circumference: 20037.58 km (assuming you are traveling along the surface of the earth)

How far is the journey
From here to a star?
The closest star to the Earth is the Sun, which is on approximately 1AU from Earth. The next closest star is Proxima Centauri, which is approximately 250,000AU away.

And if I ever lost you
How much would I cry?
Water makes up about 60f the human body. If one were to cry all of the water in his body out in tears, simply take (bodymass*.6)/mass of a single tear.

How deep is the ocean?
See above.

How high is the sky?
See above.