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Or could it be that the NOSE have (...has...) it ??

Eye nose nothing.

Sorry, thought there was something going on here.

It's just NOTHING, Scott !

I've never agreed to anything, but this time I must agree!

From the movie "NOTHING" comes the definition of nothing - It is a featureless and empty white void.

I learned something that I did not know before in that the void is white. But what kind of white is it?

It's NOTHING but white Don.

Nothing isn't white. White is caused by the reflection of light. Since light is not nothing, neither can white be. The complete absence of light is black. For istance, if you turn off a computer monitor it goes black, not white. The white you see on modern monitors needs a constant voltage to maintain it. Those of us who used computers in the early days are familiar with the early monitors on which words were always green or yellow on a black background. In fact, when the white background was introduced I found it a lot too glaring. Nowadays we take it for granted. I'm typing on a white background now. But really, the only reason computer programs use white as a background for words is that we're used to seeing printed books and papers, and no-one writes on black paper. In fact it would be very difficult to write on black paper, but that would have nothing to do with the topic.

I don't know if this is correct or just another NOTHING...but if red were the lowest frequency in the color spectrum and orange a bit higher, their radius in the visual sighting of a rainbow would be the longest and the next to the longest and so on and so forth through the remaining colors.

Paul Graupp wrote:I don't know if this is correct or just another NOTHING...but if red were the lowest frequency in the color spectrum and orange a bit higher, their radius in the visual sighting of a rainbow would be the longest and the next to the longest and so on and so forth through the remaining colors.

You're right on three counts:-
[1] You don't know if it's correct.
[2] It actually is correct.
[3] It's just another "nothing".

Well done, three out of three, and completely irrelevant to the discussion of "nothing", yet containing the word "nothing".

It's a tautological fact that any subject that has nothing to do with "nothing", automatically has relevance to "nothing" in that it has nothing to do with the subject.

Run that by me one more time TAUTOLOGICAL

Is that a word Tonto would use on the Lone Ranger ?

Alan responds by saying

The complete absence of light is black.

Could this mean that the absence of light is NOTHING so therefore black is NOTHING?

Blimey ,NOTHING makes sense here, I think I will just go and sit in the garden and do NOTHING.

I'm going back to bed, all this NOTHING has made me tired... and it's only 7:45AM...

Monday was the anniversary of the Battle of Hastings, fought 14th October, 1066.

Alan,
That means NOTHING to me I wasn't there.

Exactly. It's completely off-topic, which means that it has nothing to do with the topic, which means that it's on-topic.

Makes TAUTOLOGIC sense to me whatever that means...

Literally, and geologically.

This the thread you go to when you have NOTHING else to do...

It's also the thread you go to when you do have other things to do but you're too lazy to do them.
http://bb.steelguitarforum.com/viewtopi ... &start=325
Those people should register for my Procrastination Workshop.

Alan, you're to blame... now we are at 125 pages of NOTHING!

Nothin'

Me neither, er, too.

Scott Duckworth wrote:Alan, you're to blame... now we are at 125 pages of NOTHING!

I wasn't the originator of this thread. Thst was Sir Bob the Knight. Like you, I just participate. If there's anyone to blame for the 125 pages it's everyone who has ever participated in it. If Bobby Lee doesn't mind the space it takes up on his hard disk, it does at least provide several hours of reading entertainment for anyone wishing to go through the whole thing.
Scott, maybe you should make an audio recording, reading it all out, and then send it to Librivox.