The money ! Would you spend it ?

[Night]

Do a rainbow computer

[ManOfDisguise]

Well this is the 1st article that popped up for me on google: http://math.ucr.edu/home/baez/physics/General/Glass/glass.html

 

so no it is not clear whether or not glass is a liquid

[TeKNiQue]

No, windowed side panel.

Haha, you owned him

[rhyseyness]

so no it is not clear whether or not glass is a liquid

 

Not... clear

[ManOfDisguise]

Not... clear

Aaaah see what I did there?

[rhyseyness]

Aaaah see what I did there?

Well it's not entirely transparent

[ManOfDisguise]

Well it's not entirely transparent

Again...let me clear it up for you

[rhyseyness]

Again...let me clear it up for you

You sir, are a master

[ManOfDisguise]

You sir, are a master

Sometimes I just have killer flow lol.

[helping]

Tell me of this revelation

Wrong. Glass is a liquid.

Wrong.

 

old glass is always thicker in the base and thin in the top...

This is due to manufacturing imperfection 

 

Glass is a supercooled liquid with very little give. It makes it seem like a solid at first glance, but isn't.

No, glass isn't a supercooled liquid, glass is an amorphous disorganized 'solid' that has properties similar to a liquid. It can be classified completely into neither solid nor liquid state. It's in a grey area between solid and liquid state. 

 

 

Glass being a liquid is some outdated myth passed down from barely qualified middle school and regular science highschool teachers.