What can fill a room but takes up no space?

c-square · Post by **c-square** » September 21st, 2010, 9:47 pm

Okay, how about...

Spoiler:

Crap4869 · Post by **Crap4869** » September 21st, 2010, 11:08 pm

c-square wrote: Okay, how about...

Spoiler:
The letter 'o'. It fills up the word 'room' but doesn't appear anywhere in 'space'. I know that's stretching it a bit, but seeing as she hasn't responded to any of our suggestions, this answer's as valid as any other right now.

That actually makes sense! But it may not be valid since she wanted it scientific... But this is definitely true!

Akonyl · Post by **Akonyl** » September 21st, 2010, 11:42 pm

Crap4869 wrote:
c-square wrote: Okay, how about...

Spoiler:
The letter 'o'. It fills up the word 'room' but doesn't appear anywhere in 'space'. I know that's stretching it a bit, but seeing as she hasn't responded to any of our suggestions, this answer's as valid as any other right now.

That actually makes sense! But it may not be valid since she wanted it scientific... But this is definitely true!

it's part of the science of wordology.

Crap4869 · Post by **Crap4869** » September 21st, 2010, 11:43 pm

Akonyl wrote:
Crap4869 wrote:
c-square wrote: Okay, how about...

Spoiler:
The letter 'o'. It fills up the word 'room' but doesn't appear anywhere in 'space'. I know that's stretching it a bit, but seeing as she hasn't responded to any of our suggestions, this answer's as valid as any other right now.

That actually makes sense! But it may not be valid since she wanted it scientific... But this is definitely true!
it's part of the science of wordology.

Nice. Then it's a plausible answer!

c-square · Post by **c-square** » September 22nd, 2010, 2:01 am

Akonyl wrote:
Crap4869 wrote:
c-square wrote: Okay, how about...

Spoiler:
The letter 'o'. It fills up the word 'room' but doesn't appear anywhere in 'space'. I know that's stretching it a bit, but seeing as she hasn't responded to any of our suggestions, this answer's as valid as any other right now.

That actually makes sense! But it may not be valid since she wanted it scientific... But this is definitely true!
it's part of the science of wordology.

Also known as etymology.

Kleene Onigiri · Post by **Kleene Onigiri** » September 22nd, 2010, 4:42 am

I missed c-square :x

Akonyl · Post by **Akonyl** » September 22nd, 2010, 7:35 am

c-square wrote:
Akonyl wrote:
Crap4869 wrote:
c-square wrote: Okay, how about...

Spoiler:
The letter 'o'. It fills up the word 'room' but doesn't appear anywhere in 'space'. I know that's stretching it a bit, but seeing as she hasn't responded to any of our suggestions, this answer's as valid as any other right now.

That actually makes sense! But it may not be valid since she wanted it scientific... But this is definitely true!
it's part of the science of wordology.
Also known as etymology.

There's a difference between knowing the origins of words and things like this, this is clearly wordology!

c-square · Post by **c-square** » September 22nd, 2010, 4:51 pm

Akonyl wrote:
c-square wrote:
Akonyl wrote:
Crap4869 wrote:
c-square wrote: Okay, how about...

Spoiler:
The letter 'o'. It fills up the word 'room' but doesn't appear anywhere in 'space'. I know that's stretching it a bit, but seeing as she hasn't responded to any of our suggestions, this answer's as valid as any other right now.

That actually makes sense! But it may not be valid since she wanted it scientific... But this is definitely true!
it's part of the science of wordology.
Also known as etymology.
There's a difference between knowing the origins of words and things like this, this is clearly wordology!

I stand corrected.

mangaluva · Post by **mangaluva** » September 23rd, 2010, 7:09 am

"Scientia" originally meant "knowledge". Art is a science, the study of colour and form. Music is a science, the study of sound. English is a science, the study of a particular language. So that piece of knowledge is "scientia"- it's scientific!

ConanEdogawa142 · Post by **ConanEdogawa142** » October 1st, 2010, 5:41 pm

Detective Tommy · Post by **Detective Tommy** » October 10th, 2010, 2:09 am

Is there an answer yet?

I feel like we'll all wonder... forever.

Eve · Post by **Eve** » October 10th, 2010, 2:13 am

Detective Tommy wrote: Is there an answer yet?
I feel like we'll all wonder... forever.

She doesn't have an answer, obviously

Detective Tommy · Post by **Detective Tommy** » October 10th, 2010, 2:18 am

Then we'll never know the answer to such a weird mystery. D:

Eve · Post by **Eve** » October 10th, 2010, 2:20 am

Detective Tommy wrote: Then we'll never know the answer to such a weird mystery. D:

b/c the answer to the question was light originally

Detective Tommy · Post by **Detective Tommy** » October 10th, 2010, 2:30 am

Actually, light would take up some space.
Because in order for light to be in the room. Then there has to be a lamp, flashlight or light source.
And if it's coming from the outside, then there much be a window or door.

The door would have a door knob which fills some space in the room.
And the window has a frame that fills some space.

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