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LariCheltsy
It's always just completed an orbit depending on where you want to think it started from.
SBenyamin91
Y'all believe Neptune, Roman god of the sea, was only discovered 174 years ago? This is why we can't have nice things.
darkunited
9 years ago.
LargePoutine
Observed by Galileo in 1612, but he is not credited with its discovery.
ootsker
Pluto STILL hasn't completed a rotation since discovery
DirtPoorFarmerSeedingUsersub
Wrong. It only takes one year for Neptune to complete an orbit. Our year is just really short
my1rstlaptopwas34inchscreenup
what about uranus?
DirtPoorFarmerSeedingUsersub
I do not know anything about uranus, specifically. How familiar with uranus are you? Do you study it regularly?
DonaldTrumpsFlaccidHairpiece
It takes the average human 165 years to orbit yer mum :D
LariCheltsy
Looks like I'm due again in 165 years, then.
DirtPoorFarmerSeedingUsersub
TheRealGeorgeMcfly
Whereas nobody orbits your mum because she's as dense as a black hole. Which is also why she sucks so much.
DonaldTrumpsFlaccidHairpiece
She's dead *and* was a Fauxnews watching idiot, so, thanks for the compliment I guess?