Sorry kids, to me, Pluto will always be the 9th planet of the solar system.

Dec 7, 2017 4:40 AM

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All that time and Pluto couldn't make one lap around your mom.

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Eris out there like

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Point of order: Pluto's orbit takes 248 Earth years. 248 years ago owning people was legal and firearms were smoothbore muskets.

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Before discovery of more minor planets there never was the need to actually define "planet". Now it has been done, and Pluto isn't one.

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It's this Pluto drama that convinced me that Eris was better than Xena

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Pluto don't care. Pluto don't give a shit.

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Pluto is only a Dwarf HoneyBadger

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“You wouldn’t believe the year I’ve just had.” -Pluto

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Me and Charon have had a doozy of a year - Pluto

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Pluto don’t give a shit

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So a wild year for pluto! And a confusing month (?) or more like a wild weekend?

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People: I'm for scientific consensus. Science: Pluto not a planet. People: the fuck you say bitch I'll cut you

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I'm pretty sure Pluto isn't even the biggest dwarf planet.

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You're correct, it's Eris

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Username wonderfully relevant.

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I appreciate your fervour but I don't think Pluto is feminine syntax

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How should it be said then? :)

8 years ago | Likes 2 Dislikes 0

El or le Pluto depending on if it's Spanish or French you're speaking, I think. But I'm not good at either language so I don't really know.

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Just to help your perspective. Pluto is 5 times smaller than our own moon. And there are 9 moons in our solar system larger than Pluto.

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Poor Lil guy...

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Wat a shitty year

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It's still considered a dwarf planet.

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That's like saying "oh sorry we stopped calling you a mountain Everest, we still consider you a hill though"

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That's not what it's like at all but okay.

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Pluto doesn't care about our shit.

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I don't care about Pluto, I can't get my shit together here on Earth!

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It's okay, all of you that believe Pluto is a planet and not a dwarf planetoid are allowed to be wrong.

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This gif is relevant

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Considering Pluto is so aptly named, and its moons are as well. It will always be a planet to me.

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The thing about planet status is its just a bunch of assholes and there opinion. Its not science one way or the other. Dumbass.

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When someone's defensive about the second largest dwarf planet

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Sounds like you. You started it.

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You started it by saying "it will always be a planet to me"

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Neptune has also not completed one single orbit since it was discovered.

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it did, back in 2011

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Neptune is known to be a procrastinator.

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Some say it will never amount to nothing.

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There literally dozens of objects in heliocentric orbits larger than pluto not classified as planets, dozens!!

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That's sizeist

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So Pluto was a planet for less than a year (Pluto time)? That's sad.

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Relative to earth time of course you mean, aye

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No, Pluto has been a planet since it was formed. Planethood is a natural truth, not something humans can decide over.

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"Planet" is an arbitrary term made up by humans...

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But everything we know is from what humans have told us, it's all 'made up' if you will

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Thank you. That is the one truth

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It has always been whatever it is. The word planet along its definition was made up by us.

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We literally defined the definition of a planet.

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Thats barely but even a day in dog-earth time

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*bog-earth

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I am confused

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When listing the planets I still say Pluto and I will until the day I die.

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Death over injustice!

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Just like the Sears Tower is the tallest building in Chicago.

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Is this how war and religions are started?

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Make sure you include the other dwarf planets then.

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You mean moons of Pluto and other asteroids.

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Expanding knowledge of celestial objects required more granular definitions. Pluto wasn't demoted. He was made head of a new branch.

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Eris is larger...

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Not related to the picture: right now I'm having a panic attack because I really really like my lesbian manager and I'm married. Love Pluto

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Oh? Please, continue...

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Well. Go for it. Maybe you do not like pussy after all.

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Oh no no, I forgot to say, I'm not a woman. And my wife is lesbian, too. Or as she likes to say it: "hetero-flexible".

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Introduce her to your wife

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She... She's also my wife's manager... And my wife hates her... But she tells me to go for it, too... But my manager has a gf, so... What do

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"So at this point you're probably wondering: how did I end up in a room with 15 naked lesbains? Well let me tell you..."

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Owh. Well maybe she likes dick?

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My manager or my wife?

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Both

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In my mind Pluto will always be added in as a planet. But I completely agree with the change. If Pluto's a planet so are dozens of others.

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Love NDT.

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...but they DO name them. They name them, number them, catalogue then, study them... it's kind of what they do. (PS Moon > Pluto)

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Even under your more arbitrary definition... It's still not a planet. Pluto is not bigger than the moon.

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Beat me to it.

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my very eager mother just served us nine pizzas. HOW DO KIDS REMEMBER THE PLANETS ANYMORE?!

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My Very Enthusiastic Mother Just Served Us Noodles!

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My Very Educated Mother Just Served Us NOTHING!

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My Very Excellent Memory Just Served Up Nine Planets.

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Please Excuse My Dear Aunt Sally—Hang on that’s only 6. ???

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My very excellent mother just served us nachos

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What do pizzas have to do with planets?

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margret visits every monday just stays until noon post

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My very easy method just speeds up naming planets

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Yes!

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I dunno I just remember them... they're all pretty...distinct... lots of characteristics to focus on...

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Or... "My Violent Evil Monster Just Scared Us Nuts"

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My very eager mother just served us nachos.

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My Very Eager Mother Just Served Us Nachos?

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Mr. Vickers, every Monday, just stares unblinkingly, now.

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eww that has too many pauses and commas and doesnt sound rhythmic at all. bad mnemonic

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I feel like knowing 8 planet names is not a hard task.

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make vicious erotica murals jump so uncle names people?

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Mercury, Venus, earth, Mars, Jupiter, Uranus, Neptune

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My very eager mother just stabbed umpteen ninjas.

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I use the helpful mnemonic: Mars Venus Earth Mercury Jupiter Saturn Uranus Neptune.

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And Pluto. Yes, I use it too

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No they got mars and mercury in the wrong order

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You fucked up

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That's what happens when there's ambiguity in a mnemonic

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Check Mercury and Mars again.

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This is what happens even you stop saying Pluto is a planet

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No, this is his mnemonic to remember that the correct order is the other way around.

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Ah of course how silly of me

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I got in trouble in middle school for “my very enthusiastic mob just shot up nine people”

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Too bad that doesn't work anymore

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“my very enthusiastic mob just shot up nuns”

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That's great

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Not for the nuns :(

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My very eager mother just served us nine.

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*nein

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nachos?

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Mein Vater erklärt mir jeden Sonntag unsere neun Planeten. DAMN, I never heard a new German phrase, too. Guess there isn't one.

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Excellent*

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Yes, excellent!

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In light of the fact that Ceres is a very similar body, Pluto is now planet # 10

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Ceres is an asteroid.

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Similarity to planets does not equal a planet

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Well in this case it does. Both are dwarf planets

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You can't be Ceres-us.

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Pluto was much more planet-like than we expected. Not just some lump of ice and rock. Well that too, but geologically active and round

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Ceres was discovered first too. It is significantly smaller than Pluto. If you include Ceres you should include the other dwarf planets too.

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#Notmyplanet

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I think you mean Eris, which is the same size as Pluto. Ceres is just an asteroid.

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You shut your mouth!! Ceres was a planet long before Pluto came along! Then they found all its neighbours and said, "Oh, it's *just* (1/3)

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an asteroid" (a thing they made up for Ceres and its neighbours), and everyone's like "yeah, cool, whatevs science dudes". But Pluto (2/3)

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gets downgraded and *everyone's* up in arms? "Dwarf planet" wasn't putting Pluto down, it was giving Ceres the respect it deserves! (3/3)

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PS Not serious, just Ceres-ist.

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What's this Ceres

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and that's why, fuck pluto.

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Goddes of agriculture, grain crops, fertility and motherly relastionships

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You haven't played enough Warframe.

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An artifact has been located, proceed to the digsite.

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One of the Grineer's voice lines sounds like "Pray to Dracula!" to me.

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Itsthegrineer.jpg

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"It's the Grinee-... no it's the corpus, definitely the corpus." - Darvo

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Miter farming for years

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Future home of Ceres Station, tumang.

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assuming the whole thing doesn't just come apart when you try to spin it up

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Belta loada

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Aye, Beratna!

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Beltalowda!

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Aye, Beratna!

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A dwarf planet in the asteroid belt between Mars & Jupiter

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So it's a big asteroid, not a planet. Otherwise it wouldn't be in the asteroid belt. Duh.

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It's actually a dwarf planet

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Hopefully it just keeps collecting rocks until it can become a regular planet.

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We sent a probe past it recently and learned a lot of weird shit about it.

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Tell us of this weird shit kind sirknight

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It likes nickelback

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it likely has a subsurface ocean and there are salt deposits on the surface

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