The Night Thread Mk. IX

There is nothing wrong with the word pop in this context, Ninja is just bent out of shape for some bizarre reason and is attacking people due to this shortcoming.

I think my company is a bit dodgy with pricing, we've just started selling bottles of pop for 60p, not cheap brands either but Pepsi, 7-up, Sprite etc, these drinks were £1.45 just a few weeks ago, I could understand if they were on offer or short dated but their not.
None of the other shops in the area have done the same, not even the supermarkets, isn't there rules about undercutting the competition in such a way?

I think my company is a bit dodgy with pricing, we've just started selling bottles of pop for 60p, not cheap brands either but Pepsi, 7-up, Sprite etc, these drinks were £1.45 just a few weeks ago, I could understand if they were on offer or short dated but their not.
None of the other shops in the area have done the same, not even the supermarkets, isn't there rules about undercutting the competition in such a way?

Do you haggle when you go to the supermarket?

I used to have a customer who everyone used to do their all to avoid, an old man who went by the name of 'Mr Mothballs' who used to come in with an ancient breifcase that seemed to be full of little else than dust, he would spend twenty minutes ranting about god knows what, how modern politicians are heading for riots in the streets and the end of the world.

Mr. Mothballs is clearly old KM who has travelled back from the future.

Ask Franck, he's the most intelligent person on the internet.

Presumably the central point of the map is the location the big bang occured at. We can estimate that from the velocities of galaxies/stars.

Presumably the central point of the map is the location the big bang occured at. We can estimate that from the velocities of galaxies/stars.

Space is big.

Redshift. Blueshift would mean shrinkage.
Basically, everything is moving away from everything else. Due to how acceleration works and how there's obviously no friction in space, the parts that started moving fastest at the start will always continue to move after than the other parts. As such, every part of the universe is moving away from every other part of the universe. So, wherever you look in space, you get redshift.
But the thing is there is no centre of the universe. I mean, what is it relative to? What's the universe expanding into? How can you tell which part is moving away from which part if everything is moving away at the same rate no matter where you look? All they can go by is deep space photography.