/sci/ - Science & Math

>>5096139
I know, and I mean that being content on muddling on at the regular pace set by everyone else can lead to being content to stagnate.

>>4604854
Ahh, the Aldebaran. The rocket that, if the engine nozzle is improperly aligned, might cause the loss of important things, like continents.

>>4058693
No, I'm just really tired of your bullshit bumping your bullshit thread about a bullshit news in support of a bullshit agenda.

This shit is not science. It's the exact fucking opposite.

>>3783203
At first I lol'd.

But then I arm'd the torpedoes.

I still think /sci/ is one of the finest boards.

Colonel, Inurdaes, Mad Scientist and other tripfags, some of which have sadly stopped posting, usually make this an interesting place to visit. The trolling was such a constant that I soon came to subconsciously ignore it all.

It will be a sad day if moot really removes it.