Bones is a stupid show regardless of CGI and green screens.

If you're not trying to impress people, why are you spending so much effort communicating your opinions on this topic? I see that you mean to posit the large black hole just to account for the colliding galaxy observation and perhaps not as a general mechanism to account for missing matter wrt galaxy rotation. My apologies, since I seem to upset you, but I stand by my opinion that the arguments (yours and others) for and against in this forum should be taken with a huge grain of salt: it seems to lack input from experts in the field. So I don't take it seriously.

PS - I like your T-shirts.

From what I've read, a large central mass (e.g. black hole) cannot account for the observed rotation. The mass needs to be spread throughout and even beyond the observable galaxy. I appreciate your question everything attitude, but I'm not impressed with what you know about the field to take you seriously.

commodore64_love is never one to let facts get in the way of his truth. His posts are always good for a chuckle.

Streaming media applications.

Why, do you never sleep?

I'd go with DrDos or Xenix

Way to move the goal posts.

Troll? sniff.

Not really. But sort of. Radio telescopes are usually viewing things so far away that there is no hope of distance estimation through parallax; instead, the separation gives you a larger effective aperture and therefore better resolution. The sort of bit is that there is probably some analogy to be drawn between the base leg distance in triangulation and the aperture width in imaging.

I considered for a moment that he meant that marriage in general should not be under the purview of the law. But that's a stretch, and it certainly wouldn't be communicated well. So I don't think my partial quoting really changes the natural interpretation of what he wrote.

Choice quote from the About Me page:

"... if it contradicts religious beliefs it should not be legal."

When the sinking ship runs out of money, how will they pay legally required severance to the last employees to go?

Ironically, since he was the first to go, he probably got the best severance deal and a chance to look for a job before the rest of you guys flooded the market with your down-with-a-sinking-ship stench.