Infinity

[SamClemmons]

What would be the motivation for someone to choose this name? “Infinity” to me, always meant, “endless” without check or balance. Now, having thought about this it occurs to me that by using the word “infinity” the user unwittingly defines the object. While the object has not been made finite, it has in fact been defined without limit. This to me makes the object less infinite although I’m not clear in my mind how that could be possible. It seems very similar to belling a cat.
I am definite about receiving a package from Infinity that is finite and I'm still trying to wrap my fuggin' head around that.
Thanks.

NA

 

[preembargo]

Paradox? Conundrum? At least you've got some nice smokes to help get you to end of the riddle. :laugh:

 

[Infinity]

Infinity is ROTFLMAO!

Enjoy the finite in an infinite way, take infinity to devour them if you so choose.

Brian

 

[Brickhouse]

I'm infinitely confused, but enjoy them anyway

 

[grateful1]

Sounds like you two are locked from here to eternity...

Get a room!



ummmm...nice play!

 

[brash]

Good play bro. Enjoy thr smokes.

 

[cohibasurfer]

fuggin Neal

 

[Smitty]

my brain hurts

 

[bfreebern]

What would be the motivation for someone to choose this name? “Infinity” to me, always meant, “endless” without check or balance. Now, having thought about this it occurs to me that by using the word “infinity” the user unwittingly defines the object. While the object has not been made finite, it has in fact been defined without limit. This to me makes the object less infinite although I’m not clear in my mind how that could be possible. It seems very similar to belling a cat.
I am definite about receiving a package from Infinity that is finite and I'm still trying to wrap my fuggin' head around that.
Thanks.

NA

Thanks John Madden for that commentary :sign:

 

[hojadepuro]

What would be the motivation for someone to choose this name? “Infinity” to me, always meant, “endless” without check or balance. Now, having thought about this it occurs to me that by using the word “infinity” the user unwittingly defines the object. While the object has not been made finite, it has in fact been defined without limit. This to me makes the object less infinite although I’m not clear in my mind how that could be possible. It seems very similar to belling a cat.
I am definite about receiving a package from Infinity that is finite and I'm still trying to wrap my fuggin' head around that.
Thanks.

NA

Thanks John Madden for that commentary :sign:

:sign: :laugh: :laugh: ROTFLMAO

 

[Shooter]

HAAA