Valentine's Day surprise

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#97 to #2 - hisown

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#53 to #2 - blackfloorboards

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#108 to #53 - lamarisagoodname

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Since when did Uranus have a ring?

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#13 to #2 - dalgaard

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#22 to #13 - enorus

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#40 to #22 - lolzersauce

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Made this one myself. Aren't I cool guise?

Guise?

#146 to #40 - pokemonstheshiz

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Could you change the "E" please?
It's bothering me

#152 to #146 - lolzersauce

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Delivered! Anything else?

#155 to #152 - pokemonstheshiz

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#9 - Kirbyman

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I want that card

#52 to #9 - unholyjebus

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Due to light being massless, how would it ever be affected by gravity?

#165 to #52 - CrackWhores

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Its not entirely massless, why are black holes black? because their gravitational pull is so large that not even light can escape it, idk if thats the right way to word it, but you get the idea

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#162 to #52 - darrelltwo

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this might seem like a stupid question, but if light is massless, then how come it can not escape from a black hole?

#118 to #52 - anon id: 6c7c6e9c

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An apple falls to the ground because of the gravitational force between its mass and the mass of the Earth. This doesn't really apply to light though, since, as you said, it's basically without mass. A truly accurate answer would be pretty complicated, and beyond me. But regardless, it lies in General Relativity. Ever heard the idea of gravity bending spacetime? Well, this curvature affect's the momentum of light, causing a change in direction... So there you have it :)

#18 - feistyoneyouare

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I work in a ******* card shop, your telling me that taking a photo of a mildly funny card would get thumbs?... damn I wish I'd thought.

#19 to #18 - anonymousattorney

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You do realize that there's practically a cult of people who go into places like Hallmark just so they can read funny cards. I should know; I'm one of them.

#20 to #19 - feistyoneyouare

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Thats true, but after working there for so long, I've seen them all, and birthdays and other occasions on which I recieve them have been robbed of all card based entertainment to the point where... I'm actually close to suicide right now you know

#21 to #20 - anonymousattorney

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Well, ain't that a bitch? Might want to look into a different career choice if it's making you that depressed.

#169 to #21 - feistyoneyouare

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dont worry, its not my career, just a job. theres hope yet