Dark doesn`t have any speed, it is the absence of light.

well, when I have umpteen things left to do in a day, the speed with which night approaches seems to speed up exponentially according to the level of urgency of accomplishing my tasks that day! but, I've never been able to actually measure how much quicker it arrives ;P

That's not fair, xantor! If light can have a speed, so should dark! Regards- Lemurtek

darkness comes as light goes - so its the same speed

it's faster than green..;) boom boom, out go the lights..;)
-186,282 mi/sec..;) it's not just a good idea, it's a law we can live with
on one of the panels of the Enterprise, but too small to read..;)

Message edited on: 02/15/2005 16:14

Oh! I misread the question. I thought it asked "What is the speed of Dork?" To which the answer, obviously, is "too fast to satisfy Posette" Cheers, Diolma (Grunts, rolls over and goes to sleep.) (Hope this doesn't break the TOS - there's no button for "innuendo")

TOS = The Other Side ????????????

LOL!!! Yup! If you break "The Other Side", the cracks sometimes come through to this side and hit you in the face:-)) Cheers, Diolma (Just because...) From the TOS page: "Renderosity Terms of Service (TOS) Renderositys Mission is to create a thriving, productive environment that encourages an atmosphere of community, respect, collaboration, and growth for graphic artists of all backgrounds. The Community's Administrators and Moderators have created the following Terms of Service agreement that governs members participation and practices within Renderosity. As a member/user of Renderosity, it is your responsibility to know, and adhere to the Terms of Service. Member/User Conduct: Members and users are expected to conduct themselves in a manner that is constructive and respectful of others at all times. Additionally, we would hope that each member/user would do their best to facilitate a culture of collaboration and positive reinforcement, so that we can all share our passion for art while realizing our personal ambitions, and developing friendships." etc...