Read for the meaning of life,the universe,and everything else

edited May 2008 in General Chat
the meaning of life,the universe, and everything else is:
42
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  • edited January 2008
    Wow I hadn't heard that one before
  • edited January 2008
    Discovered Douglas Adams, eh?
  • edited January 2008
    Yes, but what's the ultimate question? Even more importantly what is God's final message to creation!?
  • edited January 2008
    We apologize for the inconvenience.
  • edited January 2008
    Hmm, never knew I would become the meaning of everything, when I turned 42!
    Am I supposed to do something special now?
  • edited January 2008
    Also, type "what is the answer to life the universe and everything" in Google. :D
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    edited January 2008
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  • edited January 2008
    Works without the comma, too.
  • edited January 2008
    t_a_o wrote: »
    Am I supposed to do something special now?
    No idea i may have a brain full of worthless triva,but not that much triva.
    ShaggE wrote: »
    Discovered Douglas Adams, eh?
    No i didn't get it from Douglas Adams, its because my brain is full of enough worthless triva to give power to NYC for a full week
  • edited January 2008
    you didn't get it from adams? interesting. might this have become common knowledge? already?
    btw, 42 is not the meaning of life, the universe and everything else, but the answer to the question of life, the universe and everything else..or something. i know, it's only a small difference, but an important one, I think.
  • edited January 2008
    I loved those books


    42 is the answer to the ultimate question... It was given to the beings we knew as mice because they pushed the issue with Deep Thought
    It was to busy watchin the Television(in the movie) so it built another computer to calculate the question.. this was the planet earth.. or rather earth mark II
    Course they blew it up for the highway...


    if you want to know the real reason adams posted it on his fan site ages ago.. I think its still in wiki

    WHY 42!!!
    "The answer to this is very simple. It was a joke. It had to be a number, an ordinary, smallish number, and I chose that one. Binary representations, base thirteen, Tibetan monks are all complete nonsense. I sat at my desk, stared into the garden and thought '42 will do.' I typed it out. End of story."
  • edited January 2008
    wisp wrote: »
    you didn't get it from adams? interesting. might this have become common knowledge? already?
    btw, 42 is not the meaning of life, the universe and everything else, but the answer to the question of life, the universe and everything else..or something. i know, it's only a small difference, but an important one, I think.
    It is a small diffrence so i'll just ignore that comment
  • edited January 2008
    Anvilania wrote: »
    It is a small diffrence so i'll just ignore that comment

    No offence but what was the point of this thread? If you didn't get it from Adams then were did you get it from? as Douglas Adams is the guy who thought it up in the first place.
  • edited January 2008
    evilguy12 wrote: »
    No offence but what was the point of this thread? If you didn't get it from Adams then were did you get it from? as Douglas Adams is the guy who thought it up in the first place.
    Dude i don't want to repeat myself as i said my brain is full of worthless trivia!
    If you must know i got it from Stargate Atlantis and now its worthless triva! good day sir!
  • edited January 2008
    and they got it from.... tada.. douglas adams :P
    google is your friend

    http://www.fanfiction.net/s/3811174/6/With_Apologies_to_Douglas_Adams
  • edited January 2008
    what is the answer to life the universe and everything = a worthless number invented by a mortal man... LOL!!
  • edited January 2008
    The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy is a great book. You should read it, when you get a chance.
  • edited January 2008
    I love the first 3 books.. towards the end.. it was just not the same.. for obvious reasons.
  • edited January 2008
    ..true, but I also liked the ending of the last book though.
    Anvilania wrote: »
    Dude i don't want to repeat myself as i said my brain is full of worthless trivia!
    Who's isn't? Did you know that, thanks to the various forms of modern media, most people are not able to concentrate on a single task without being distracted by some kind of input for more than averagely ten minutes?
    Anyway, talking about worthless trivia: Posting such facts on a forum like this one could be compared to trowing a piece of bloody meat into a bath tub filled with piranhas...you get a bubble bath.
  • edited January 2008
    I just bought a new copy of all 5 books in one volume after "lending" my old copies to a friend and loosing them forever. Leather bound and gilded too. Looks rather expensive (even though it was about £10).
  • edited January 2008
    Awww for the Lova-a-a-a-a
    just foget it guys!!
  • edited January 2008
    RobD wrote: »
    I just bought a new copy of all 5 books in one volume after "lending" my old copies to a friend and loosing them forever. Leather bound and gilded too. Looks rather expensive (even though it was about £10).

    I got all five books for 2.50. I have read the first four and still need to read the fith.
  • edited January 2008
    evilguy12 wrote: »
    I got all five books for 2.50. I have read the first four and still need to read the fith.

    I literally just this minute finished reading the fifth book. The last couple of books seem much better when you read the whole series as one. It's a shame they didn't make the entire thing into an accurately adapted movie series, instead of making one mediocre one with bits from all of the books mashed together. Ah, well...
  • edited January 2008
    I have the entire H2G2 radio series (all 5 seasons) on a single MP3 CD I listen to when I drive. It's badass.
  • edited January 2008
    invader .. you rock.. the rest of you need to do your homework :P just my opinion.

    lets just say if you want the full hitchhikers experience.. you have to find .. the other books.
  • edited January 2008
    So Long And Thanks For All The Fish and Mostly Harmless were my favorites in the series, despite (or maybe because of) the bleaker tone, while still managing to be two of the funniest novels I've ever read.

    (But the third book has my favorite part, where the Bistromathic Drive is introduced)
  • edited January 2008
    Kaldire wrote: »
    invader .. you rock.. the rest of you need to do your homework :P just my opinion.
    hey, i never did much homework and i won't start now, just because you tell me to..:p
  • edited January 2008
    Kaldire wrote: »
    invader .. you rock.. the rest of you need to do your homework :P just my opinion.
    I only do homework if the subject its in is before 5th period (my lunch period) and if not i do it at resces.
  • edited January 2008
    Now it all makes sense.
  • edited February 2008
    Definitions of life on the Web:

    * a characteristic state or mode of living; "social life"; "city life"; "real life"
    * the course of existence of an individual; the actions and events that occur in living; "he hoped for a new life in Australia"; "he wanted to live his own life without interference from others"
    * the experience of being alive; the course of human events and activities; "he could no longer cope with the complexities of life"
    * animation: the condition of living or the state of being alive; "while there's life there's hope"; "life depends on many chemical and physical processes"
    * the period during which something is functional (as between birth and death); "the battery had a short life"; "he lived a long and happy life"
    * the period between birth and the present time; "I have known him all his life"

    Definitions of universe on the Web:


    * everything that exists anywhere; "they study the evolution of the universe"; "the biggest tree in existence"
    * population: (statistics) the entire aggregation of items from which samples can be drawn; "it is an estimate of the mean of the population"
    * everything stated or assumed in a given discussion

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  • edited May 2008
    Invader,is your gif giving us the bird?:mad:
  • edited May 2008
    Did somebody paged me?
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