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imported>Lolyunohavgudsoftware at 10:06, 28 December 2015

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	*[http://www.diseno-art.com/encyclopedia/strange_vehicles/volvo_gravity_car.html The Volvo Gravity Car ]		*[http://www.diseno-art.com/encyclopedia/strange_vehicles/volvo_gravity_car.html The Volvo Gravity Car ]
	*[[Breast]]s have a more pleasing shape.		*[[Breast]]s have a more pleasing shape.

	~~[[File:Breasts in space.png\|thumb\|center\|700px]]~~

	~~==Galleria of Gravity==~~
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	~~File:Gravity5.jpg\|Even homosexuals use [[Gravitation\|gravity]]~~
	~~File:Gravity4.jpg\|Natural gravity morphs - lifelike~~
	~~File:Gravity3.jpg\|Tragedy~~
	~~File:Gravity2.gif\|Maths~~
	~~</gallery></center>~~

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imported>3tails at 05:46, 14 December 2015

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	In Book VII of his ''De Architectura'', the Roman engineer and architect Vitruvius wrote;		In Book VII of his ''De Architectura'', the Roman engineer and architect Vitruvius wrote;
	{{squote\|If the quicksilver is poured into a vessel, and a stone weighing one hundred pounds is laid upon it, the stone swims on the surface, and cannot depress the liquid, nor break through, nor separate it. Although I could be lying.}}		{{squote\|If the quicksilver is poured into a vessel, and a stone weighing one hundred pounds is laid upon it, the stone swims on the surface, and cannot depress the liquid, nor break through, nor separate it. Although I could be lying.}}
	[[File:~~Gravity1~~.jpg\|thumb\|~~An hilarious cat picture~~]]		[[File:Antigravity butteed toast cat.jpg\|thumb\|Science!]]

	[[Freddie Mercury\|Galileo Galileo]] in turn discovered that if you drop a thin woman off the top of the [[italy\|Leaning Tower Of Pisa]] you will be prosecuted under the Law of [['Missing White Woman' Syndrome]], whilst if you drop a fat woman off the top of the Leaning Tower Of Pisa nobody cares (unless they are directly underneath). [[Sir Isaac Newton]] added to this that you're better off not fucking either woman and instead eating a delicious apple instead. Professors of [[cunnilingus\|Linguistology]] point out that the word ''gravity'' shares linguistic roots with words such as ''gravid'' (fat pregnant woman), ''gravitas'' (woman with too much junk in the trunk) and ''gravy'' (the delicious juice from a freshly [[sex\|spit-roast]]ed woman).		[[Freddie Mercury\|Galileo Galileo]] in turn discovered that if you drop a thin woman off the top of the [[italy\|Leaning Tower Of Pisa]] you will be prosecuted under the Law of [['Missing White Woman' Syndrome]], whilst if you drop a fat woman off the top of the Leaning Tower Of Pisa nobody cares (unless they are directly underneath). [[Sir Isaac Newton]] added to this that you're better off not fucking either woman and instead eating a delicious apple instead. Professors of [[cunnilingus\|Linguistology]] point out that the word ''gravity'' shares linguistic roots with words such as ''gravid'' (fat pregnant woman), ''gravitas'' (woman with too much junk in the trunk) and ''gravy'' (the delicious juice from a freshly [[sex\|spit-roast]]ed woman).

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	In Book VII of his ''De Architectura'', the Roman engineer and architect Vitruvius wrote;		In Book VII of his ''De Architectura'', the Roman engineer and architect Vitruvius wrote;
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	[[Freddie Mercury\|Galileo Galileo]] in turn discovered that if you drop a thin woman off the top of the [[italy\|Leaning Tower Of Pisa]] you will be prosecuted under the Law of [['Missing White Woman' Syndrome]], whilst if you drop a fat woman off the top of the Leaning Tower Of Pisa nobody cares (unless they are directly underneath). Professors of [[cunnilingus\|Linguistology]] point out that the word ''gravity'' shares linguistic roots with words such as ''gravid'' (fat pregnant woman), ''gravitas'' (woman with too much junk in the trunk) and ''gravy'' (the delicious juice from a freshly [[sex\|spit-roast]]ed woman).		[[Freddie Mercury\|Galileo Galileo]] in turn discovered that if you drop a thin woman off the top of the [[italy\|Leaning Tower Of Pisa]] you will be prosecuted under the Law of [['Missing White Woman' Syndrome]], whilst if you drop a fat woman off the top of the Leaning Tower Of Pisa nobody cares (unless they are directly underneath). [[Sir Isaac Newton]] added to this that you're better off not fucking either woman and instead eating a delicious apple instead. Professors of [[cunnilingus\|Linguistology]] point out that the word ''gravity'' shares linguistic roots with words such as ''gravid'' (fat pregnant woman), ''gravitas'' (woman with too much junk in the trunk) and ''gravy'' (the delicious juice from a freshly [[sex\|spit-roast]]ed woman).

	Since those days, however, [[Star Trek]] has invented the anti-gravity machine.		Since those days, however, [[Star Trek]] has invented the anti-gravity machine.

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	In Book VII of his ''De Architectura'', the Roman engineer and architect Vitruvius wrote;		In Book VII of his ''De Architectura'', the Roman engineer and architect Vitruvius wrote;

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