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Lol, I hope I'll never get my hands on one of those damned inaccurate clocks

Sounds great, thank you. It's the only maps worth playing, so it's a nice change

Yeah, I just researched a bit, and it seems that speed can cancel, or maybe a better word is equalize, pull from a mass, like say the Sun - like this: But then I have another question, how about time being relative. That if you live on a mountain, times is slower than if you live at sea level. How can that be possible, and the same thing about speed, that the faster you travel, the slower the time passes by. Wouldn't there be a speed, from which you move back in time?

If the Earth's rotation around the sun in time is set at one year (365 days + 1 day every four years), and the earth's rotation around itself is set to 24 hours, are these time concepts done as statistics? Or to put it another way, is a day today as long as a day was 100 million years ago? We know that mass attracts mass and therefore should probably also assume that the earth is closer to the sun now than it was 100 million years ago, but does it have an impact on how long it takes for it to get around the sun?

Well.. Happy Birthday

LOL - Aalborg played 2-1 versus Celtic and now it's 1-1 vs. Man U.. lullorz

Blueline sent it to me yesterday. It's quite fun, but it amazes me how it was at 1.9 million views yesterday and 2.8 now :O

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