Big Fitz
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Define "cold". I want to see the definition you have.Fitz, the sun doesn't get cold.
It's actually known for being hot. All the time.
Sometimes hotter than others. But never cold. Not for a very, very, very long time.
So, just curious, what would happen if you conceded to using one poor example? One bad choice of words? I mean, has it ever happened before? Is it like a black hole? We can;t know because you've never conceded to being less than absolutely perfect?
It's not "colder" is it Fitz? Saying that "cooler" would have been a better choice of words is just out of the question, isn't it?
You're sticking with "the sun gets cold"?
Good for you! I bet you've won some admirers Fitz.
Now, find the definition of "Astral Scale".
And then I want you to look carefully at my statement. "The sun GETS COLD." Gets. Notice that small term in there. What does that mean in common American English parlance? The phrase "GETS COLD" if you did not know is a statement related to the action of COOLING RELATIVE TO A PREVIOUS TEMPERATURE GREATER THAN BEFORE.
Ohhhhh.... did we forget to pack our reading comprehension? It's always sitting on the bed back at the hotel when you checked out, isn't it?
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