Noah's flood.

[pjmret]

reservoir
noun [ C ]

US

/ˈrez.ɚ.vwɑːr/ UK

/ˈrez.ə.vwɑːr/

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a place for storing liquid, especially a natural or artificial lake providing water for a city or other area

you are listing ONE definition, *****. duh. yes, a lake CAN BE a reservoir, but your OWN POST above shows that other things can be.

god you're so stupid. lol.

 

[Tripoli]

it is a supply for anyone and everyone, or no one. It exists so its a reservoir. there is no requirement in the definition of the word that meets your claim.

god you're so stupid you're arguing with the dictionary in a pathetic attempt to justify your stupidity.
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LOL your reservoir if real is 12 billion light years from Earth and surrounds a black hole, so please get a sample that you can use as proof.

Silly schizzo

 

[pjmret]

LOL your reservoir if real is 12 billion light years from Earth and surrounds a black hole, so please get a sample that you can use as proof.

Silly schizzo

lol. you're really getting desperate and pathetic now, since you realize you contradicted yourself with your own posts. lol

please come back for more humiliation.

 

[Tripoli]

lol. you're really getting desperate and pathetic now, since you realize you contradicted yourself with your own posts. lol

please come back for more humiliation.

Again even if the water is there it is not a reservoir until it is in use by humans. Now if you could travel 16,070,400,000 miles in a day, every day for 12 billion years you could arrive at the vanished water supply in space that was eaten by the black hole. LOL you are looking at the past not the present, so the water is already gone and being converted to Hawking radiation.

130 vs 85

Did up Hawking and ask him

 

[pjmret]

Again even if the water is there it is not a reservoir until it is in use by humans. Now if you could travel 16,070,400,000 miles in a day, every day for 12 billion years you could arrive at the vanished water supply in space that was eaten by the black hole. LOL you are looking at the past not the present, so the water is already gone and being converted to Hawking radiation.

130 vs 85

Did up Hawking and ask him

nope, that's not true. nothing in the definition says it has to be "in use by humans", english language *****. lol.


god i admire your drive to come back here and expose your stupidity over and over and suffer continued humiliation. lol

 

[Tripoli]

nope, that's not true. nothing in the definition says it has to be "in use by humans", english language *****. lol.


god i admire your drive to come back here and expose your stupidity over and over and suffer continued humiliation. lol

LOL you are looking at an image 12 billion years in the past, so the water if real already slipped into the black hole and is now slowly being changed to Hawking radiation creating the information paradox. So that said if this was a test, you failed

130 vs 85

 

[pjmret]

LOL you are looking at an image 12 billion years in the past, so the water if real already slipped into the black hole and is now slowly being changed to Hawking radiation creating the information paradox. So that said if this was a test, you failed

130 vs 85

doesn't matter if it is no longer there, science and english *****. it existed at one point so at that point is was, in fact, a reservoir.
and you have no proof it no longer exists, not to mention other sources of water in the universe which definitely still exist. duh.

you must enjoy being humiliated. lol

 

[Tripoli]

doesn't matter if it is no longer there, science and english *****. it existed at one point so at that point is was, in fact, a reservoir.
and you have no proof it no longer exists, not to mention other sources of water in the universe which definitely still exist. duh.

you must enjoy being humiliated. lol

So you are now saying that water that is no longer there is still real water that can be used.

LOL Einstein you aren't

 

[pjmret]

LOL a reservoir is a large natural or artificial lake used as a source of water supply. As such there are no reservoirs in space. Are you testing yourself?

Scientists believe several moons within our solar system have significant subsurface liquid water deposits. Saturn's moon Enceladus and Jupiter's moon Europa are two examples. Both appear to have salty, liquid oceans covered with thick layers of ice at the surface

more reservoirs of water in space.

god you're so stupid. lol

 

[pjmret]

So you are now saying that water that is no longer there is still real water that can be used.

LOL Einstein you aren't

nope i didn't say that.

lol a ***** you are

 

[Tripoli]

doesn't matter if it is no longer there, science and english *****. it existed at one point so at that point is was, in fact, a reservoir.
and you have no proof it no longer exists, not to mention other sources of water in the universe which definitely still exist. duh.

you must enjoy being humiliated. lol

So you are now saying that water that is no longer there is still real water that can be used.

LOL Einstein you aren't

 

[pjmret]

So you are now saying that water that is no longer there is still real water that can be used.

LOL Einstein you aren't

nope. i didn't say that

lol a ***** you are

 

[pjmret]

LOL a reservoir is a large natural or artificial lake used as a source of water supply. As such there are no reservoirs in space. Are you testing yourself?

Scientists believe several moons within our solar system have significant subsurface liquid water deposits. Saturn's moon Enceladus and Jupiter's moon Europa are two examples. Both appear to have salty, liquid oceans covered with thick layers of ice at the surface

more reservoirs of water in space.

god you're so stupid. lol

 

[Tripoli]

doesn't matter if it is no longer there, science and english *****. it existed at one point so at that point is was, in fact, a reservoir.
and you have no proof it no longer exists, not to mention other sources of water in the universe which definitely still exist. duh.

So you are now saying that water that is no longer there is still real water that can be used.

LOL Einstein you aren't

 

[pjmret]

So you are now saying that water that is no longer there is still real water that can be used.

LOL Einstein you aren't

nope i' m not saying that, language *****. lol

Scientists believe several moons within our solar system have significant subsurface liquid water deposits. Saturn's moon Enceladus and Jupiter's moon Europa are two examples. Both appear to have salty, liquid oceans covered with thick layers of ice at the surface

more reservoirs of water in space.

god you're so stupid. lol