Some *REALLY* hard questions

[spiderkid12]

Her name is Palin.

She plans on running for president next term.

My mom says if she wins we're moving to Canada.
Now i can finally get that Canadian bacon and try it! I hear its good.

[xxSharpfirexx]

Uh no.
Josef Stalin, ruler of Russia during WWII.

[JustinCredible]

Here's another toughy...
What happens when an unstoppable force meets an immovable object?

An unstoppable force cannot exist if an immovable object exists. (And vice versa, of course.)

[Jgoodwin202]

Here's another toughy...
What happens when an unstoppable force meets an immovable object?

lets pretend it is possible tho, the force would do nothing but bounce off the object

[Konnor]

lets pretend it is possible tho, the force would do nothing but bounce off the object

Wrong, when they collided, the Unstoppable force would neither stop, nor reverse in direction, the unstoppable force would keep pushing on the immovable object. And the Immovable Objection would sit there and take it like a little b$*(&.

[Jgoodwin202]

that means the force would either stop, or the object would move

[Konnor]

Because of the way it's going, the unstoppable force isn't technically stopped, it's still moving and using energy. An Unstoppable force is something that has unlimited energy to run on, The Unstoppable force would still be forcing it's way against the immovable object, thus using energy, meaning it technically has not stopped, while the immovable object has not moved.

[JustinCredible]

Something cannot keep going into something without going through it (thus moving it) but you have to realize that it's a paradox, neither can exist at the same time. There simply is no answer.

[Jgoodwin202]

the object shatters into 54273464257425875686846596479498 tinny unmoveable pieces, the end

[JustinCredible]

the object shatters into 54273464257425875686846596479498 tinny unmoveable pieces, the end

That wouldn't be an immovable object then.