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I'm still trying to figure out what you're getting at since I've never had sexual desire impede my thought process before...

when you spend almost the same time thinking about sex than thinking about physics, something's wrong.

When you think that penis size has anything to do with that, something's wrong.

I predict great things for this thread.

You predicted wrong.

Cat fight!!

I like my penis the way it is, thanks.

I'm still trying to figure out what you're getting at since I've never had sexual desire impede my thought process before...

when you spend almost the same time thinking about sex than thinking about physics, something's wrong.

Nothing's wrong, SC. You're 19 years old, right? You should be thinking about sex a lot. Consider also that you're likely surrounded by a lot of other horny college boys who think and talk about sex a lot.

I agree with that. If you think about it, we have a lot of nature in us still, despite 'civilization.'  It's only been in the last 150 years or so that the average age for marrying has gone up (along with life expectencies). 19 is an age that used to bring mature parenthood, and now it is still considered a child. I think the past still hangs with us more than we know - your thinking about sex is only natural, it's what your body is meant to do and this is a point in your growth which is still in your nature to be a horny one.

It's not bad. It's nature. And if it hits at around 16 - 19 years old now, we'll be lucky if it moves back to around 21 years old within the next 300 years. If it happens that soon.

Sometimes if I try really hard, and close my eyes as tight as I can... I can make my penis shrink so much that it becomes a singularity and causes the world to implode....

There are so many things wrong with that... but I'm only going to point out the physics part of it

if you collapsed your member into a singularity (infinite density in 0 volume), it would still have the same mass as your member did before.  So, your member as a black hole wouldn't exert any more influence over its surroundings than it did when it was simply a dick.

(I know nothing of physics) Would it need to have negative density in order for it to cause terranial implosion? Could negative density exist?

No, negative density makes no sense.

In order to cause "terranial implosion", said penis mass would have to far exceed the mass of an average dick.

(or to put it another way: if the sun were to collapse into a black hole tomorrow, the earth's orbit would not be affected, as the sun would have the same mass as before.  I KNOW this is not possible because only stars of > 2.4 solar masses collapse to black holes, but it's handy for demonstration)

So why do black holes pull things into them, or really close to them, if their mass stays the same? I know gravity does the sucking, but do they affect the surrounding space the same as before they were black holes?

Why wouldn't the solar system's planetary orbits be affected if the sun collapsed into a black hole? Don't black holes pull things closer to them?

They affect things the same way as before.  Interesting things don't happen until you get to the event horizon, at which point nothing escapes.  The reason why black holes tend to attract things to them is because usually they're super nova remnants -- meaning there's a whole lot of crap left over from the star just floating around inside the "suck zone" (between the Roche limit and the actual event horizon).  The resulting accretion disk is what we usually see in what is commonly identified as a "black hole."  There is a supermassive black hole at the center of our own galaxy, but we aren't going to be sucked down, it simply holds the galaxy's shape.

If SC's cock had about the mass of a red giant, but was the same small size, and he sucked it into a black hole, would it affect him or the rest of the earth? Would his cock suck things? or would that be left to his big lips. (just kidding SC)

but seriously, would it?

ROFL.   

So why do black holes pull things into them, or really close to them, if their mass stays the same? I know gravity does the sucking, but do they affect the surrounding space the same as before they were black holes?

Why wouldn't the solar system's planetary orbits be affected if the sun collapsed into a black hole? Don't black holes pull things closer to them?

They affect things the same way as before.  Interesting things don't happen until you get to the event horizon, at which point nothing escapes.  The reason why black holes tend to attract things to them is because usually they're super nova remnants -- meaning there's a whole lot of crap left over from the star just floating around inside the "suck zone" (between the Roche limit and the actual event horizon).  The resulting accretion disk is what we usually see in what is commonly identified as a "black hole."  There is a supermassive black hole at the center of our own galaxy, but we aren't going to be sucked down, it simply holds the galaxy's shape.

thanks, thats interesting.

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Well, folks, guess it's time to "member" up again!