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[quote=HiFromBuddha]I believe The Hangover: Part II was the highest grossing of the trilogy, but if size is determined by quality and originality, then The Hangover (Part 1) is definitely the answer. What I'm trying to get to is that I can't drink yet. Do you know the muffin man?[/quote]

[quote=Jovy]I know Muffin King, I believe that is sufficient. [img=http://img2.wikia.nocookie.net/__cb20141013195122/dexterslab/images/4/48/Dad_the_muffin_king.jpg width=200] How long do you think you'll be playing League for?[/quote]

[quote=jhoijhoi]Well, I don't see myself stopping anytime soon. I reckon I'll still be playing in 5 years time. Who's your celebrity crush? (like, the famous guy/girl you'd be stoked to meet irl, get to know, etc)[/quote]

[quote=sirell]KARA's Han Seungyeon Jurassic World, Star Wars VII, Avengers 2 or Batman v Superman?[/quote]

[quote=Meiyjhe]Although I would say Batman vs Superman, after watching the trailer I felt like the movie would disappoint. I go for avengers 2 Any food you have never ate yet, but want to try in some part of your laifuu?[/quote]

[quote=Jovy]I only really eat because I [i]have[/i] to, so no Which single player game have you played the most?[/quote]

[quote=mastrer1000]easily skyrim @ gw2 players: The Vigil, Durmand Priory or Order of Whispers? Why? @everyone else: What headphones do you use?[/quote]

[quote=Wayne3100]That feel when you take too long to think of a question and someone else answers the last one before you because of it. [quote=MissMaw]Which single player game have you played the most?[/quote] Football Manager 2010 (200 hours), though that's probably not even close to all the hours I have spent playing (different versions of) FIFA over the years. [quote=mastrer1000]@everyone else: What headphones do you use?[/quote] [url=http://core0.staticworld.net/images/article/2014/11/hyperx-cloud-headset-preto_hyperx_cloud_headset_hr_10_07_2014-15_37-100532875-orig.jpg]Kingston HyperX Cloud[/url] (click for picture) Out of all games you've ever played, which one had the best story? (feel free to still answer mastrer's question if you're a GW2 player, too)[/quote]

[quote=TheSilverDust]Persona 3. I just don't know. It was like...cool. The gameplay, the conversations with different kinds of people. Simply a big [h4]"WOW!"[/h4] I cried in the end though. T_T I know comments may vary, but I ask this to everyone: [h5]Who is God to you?[/h5][/quote]

[quote=utopus]Hmm. Tough question. I'm agnostic, so I guess the closest thing that I [b]think[/b] would be god, would be the [url=http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shapley_Supercluster]The shapley supercluster[/url]. I'll give you an example of how heavy this thing is: 1 Gallon of water weighs 8.33 pounds, or 3.77 kg. The pacific ocean has 352,670,000,000,000,000,000 gallons of water in it, which means that the water in the pacific ocean weighs 1.33*10^21 kilograms of water, or 1.33 yottagrams of water. The pacific ocean stretches 15,500 km. The mass of the earth is 5.97219 × 10^24 kilograms, or the equivalent of 4347 Pacific Oceans. The diameter of the earth is 12742 km. The mass of the sun is 1.989*10^30kilograms. There are no existing metric prefixes that go that high, so to put it in reference for you, the mass of our sun is about 330,000 times heavier than the earth, and 1.4 billion times heavier than all the water in the pacific ocean. The diameter of the sun is 1.4 million km, or the equivalent of almost 1,000 earths put side to side. The mass of our galaxy is so unfathomably heavy that we don't even use kilograms to describe it's weight - We use the mass of our sun as a standardized unit. The mass of our galaxy - the milky way is 1.5*10^12 solar masses, or the equivalent of 1.34*10^43 Pacific oceans. To use english prefixes, we'd call that 13.4 tredecillion pacific oceans. The diameter of our galaxy is 1.13*10^18km in diameter, which is the equivalent of 1 million million Suns placed next to eachother in a line. While our galaxy is on a collision course with another galaxy - Andromeda, both of these galaxies are actually moving at an incredible fast rate of 2.2 million miles per hour towards a larger entity called the great attractor. The MASS of this great attractor is one million million [b]suns[/b], or three million billion earths. This great attractor is heading towards an even larger entity, called the shapley supercluster. This galactic cluster is 650 million light years away, and will likely be the final destination of our galaxy. This is the biggest thing in our part of the universe. The shapley supercluster weighs around one million billion suns. To me, the apex of this supercluster will be the closest thing to 'god' for me. It'll be the conglomeration, and unity of over 8,000 galaxies like ours. What do you think will be the most amazing scientific discovery in 20 years?[/quote]