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By *asilForty77Man
over a year ago
a hundred and sixty of us living in a small shoebox in the middle of the road |
When did time create?
approximately 14 billion years ago
According to the standard big bang model of cosmology, time began together with the universe in a singularity approximately 14 billion years ago |
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over a year ago
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"The arrow on your fuel gauge points to the side of the car that your fuel cap is located
Mind Blown 
Not on my car.  "
Do you have a Renault by any chance?
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"The arrow on your fuel gauge points to the side of the car that your fuel cap is located
Mind Blown
Not on my car.
Do you have a Renault by any chance?
No, it's a Toyota "
Surprising most Toyota have it. Mainly French cars don't as they are stubborn lol.
Is it an old Toyota you have? |
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"Did you know Hawks don't hunt in the Dark in uk as they can't see.
Any1 else got anything to add .  "
Hawks don’t hunt in the dark because they are diurnal birds. They only hunt during the day, and some prefer hunting at dusk, but technically dusk isn’t nighttime as there’s still sunlight available. Once it gets dark, hawks retreat to their nest for the night.
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If horses are grazed with sheep in the same feild, it cuts down the amount of parasitic worms in either animal, as sheep worm larvae cannot live in horses digestive system and horse worm lavae cannot live in sheep digestive system. (This is not to say you do not need to worm either animal, but after a year or so you can control the number by doing fecal worm count, if there is an abundance then a wormer is given, if the number is low, then a wormer is not needed) |
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"If horses are grazed with sheep in the same feild, it cuts down the amount of parasitic worms in either animal, as sheep worm larvae cannot live in horses digestive system and horse worm lavae cannot live in sheep digestive system. (This is not to say you do not need to worm either animal, but after a year or so you can control the number by doing fecal worm count, if there is an abundance then a wormer is given, if the number is low, then a wormer is not needed) "
Thank goodness for this. I feel I can now, at last carry on with my life and cast off that great overwhelming weight that has forever pressed down upon me!  |
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"If horses are grazed with sheep in the same feild, it cuts down the amount of parasitic worms in either animal, as sheep worm larvae cannot live in horses digestive system and horse worm lavae cannot live in sheep digestive system. (This is not to say you do not need to worm either animal, but after a year or so you can control the number by doing fecal worm count, if there is an abundance then a wormer is given, if the number is low, then a wormer is not needed) "
actually that's impressive knowledge |
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The sun consumes 600 million tonnes of hydrogen every second, it has been consuming hydrogen at that rate for roughly 4.5 billion years, so far it has consumed roughly 50% of the available hydrogen |
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By *jfrenchMan
over a year ago
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The Humber Bridge is so long it actually bends around the curvature of the Earth. So much so that its two towers aren't actually parallel but are further away from each other at the top than they are at the base. |
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"If horses are grazed with sheep in the same feild, it cuts down the amount of parasitic worms in either animal, as sheep worm larvae cannot live in horses digestive system and horse worm lavae cannot live in sheep digestive system. (This is not to say you do not need to worm either animal, but after a year or so you can control the number by doing fecal worm count, if there is an abundance then a wormer is given, if the number is low, then a wormer is not needed)
Thank goodness for this. I feel I can now, at last carry on with my life and cast off that great overwhelming weight that has forever pressed down upon me! "
This is a trivia thread, what did you expect?  |
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"Girl Hawks are bigger than boy Hawks"
The female of the species is very often larger than the male in much of the animal kingdom. For example:
Reptiles
Insects
Arachnids
Birds (especially birds of prey)
Fish (check out anglerfish)
Mammals - with some exceptions - are the only major animal group where males are nearly always physically larger than females on average. In both cases this is thought to be because males will actively compete with each other and actively seek out the female of the species whilst the female of the species is quite able to do fuck-all other than wait for a suitable male to show up and can ignore all the unsuitable ones until a suitable male eventually shows up. So, a bit like Fab really...
Anyway, they should have called it the "Tyrannosaurus Regina" as the females were much larger than the males. |
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"Did you know Hawks don't hunt in the Dark in uk as they can't see.
Any1 else got anything to add . "
Oh yes they do . I saw loads of them in Tottenham high st . U get clippers too |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Girl Hawks are bigger than boy Hawks
The female of the species is very often larger than the male in much of the animal kingdom. For example:
Reptiles
Insects
Arachnids
Birds (especially birds of prey)
Fish (check out anglerfish)
Mammals - with some exceptions - are the only major animal group where males are nearly always physically larger than females on average. In both cases this is thought to be because males will actively compete with each other and actively seek out the female of the species whilst the female of the species is quite able to do fuck-all other than wait for a suitable male to show up and can ignore all the unsuitable ones until a suitable male eventually shows up. So, a bit like Fab really...
Anyway, they should have called it the "Tyrannosaurus Regina" as the females were much larger than the males. "
What I find funny is in our species is the woman who is the beautiful and attractive one .
Who does herself all up ….
The males go after her then she picks her favourite .
In other species like birds and frogs or lizards or crabs
Is the male the beautiful one and show off and the females came pick and fall for the favourite
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The peacock for example . |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"I followed the end of a rainbow in my car once ,3 miles,there is no pot of gold ,at one point it was in the middle of my bonnet ,no joke"
I saw a complete 360 rainbow circle
I was in an flight to Portugal . That’s when I proved
No . No bloody gold pots … definitely not hanging in the clouds .
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"Every object has a finite mass but an infinite surface area
No it doesn't...
...unless you're riding Gabriel's Horn "
It's theoretical, but let's say you have a cake, and you slice it in half, and you then slice that half in half again... well if you keep doing this (slicing each new half of cake in half again) then in theory you will have an infinite amount of cake.
I think it's referred to as a super task
It's basically the same as something that has a half-life, because it always half it will never actually reach a point of inexistence and will continue for ever |
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"The whole internet weighs as much as a large strawberry "
Are we talking electrons or something?
Anything connected to the internet is a part of the internet. That includes my laptop which weighs far more than an entire box of strawberries. |
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Infinity isn’t just a line that keeps going. It’s a never ending loop where every possibility from the way you move just now to how might move has happened every possible way and will repeat itself over and over with no end. |
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It's theoretical, but let's say you have a cake, and you slice it in half, and you then slice that half in half again... well if you keep doing this (slicing each new half of cake in half again) then in theory you will have an infinite amount of cake.
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Ummm...no, you won't. If you keep dividing something the sum of the divisions will still equal the whole amount you started with. |
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Did you know that in every pedestrian crossing lights in the uk, there is under the little thingy box you use to cross the road, a small spinning wheel that will start to spin when the light turns green to inform blind people. |
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It's theoretical, but let's say you have a cake, and you slice it in half, and you then slice that half in half again... well if you keep doing this (slicing each new half of cake in half again) then in theory you will have an infinite amount of cake.
Ummm...no, you won't. If you keep dividing something the sum of the divisions will still equal the whole amount you started with. "
But the surface area will increase with each division |
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"The whole internet weighs as much as a large strawberry
Are we talking electrons or something?
Anything connected to the internet is a part of the internet. That includes my laptop which weighs far more than an entire box of strawberries. "
Data has weight. A full iPad is a billionth of a gram heavier than an empty one |
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It's theoretical, but let's say you have a cake, and you slice it in half, and you then slice that half in half again... well if you keep doing this (slicing each new half of cake in half again) then in theory you will have an infinite amount of cake.
Ummm...no, you won't. If you keep dividing something the sum of the divisions will still equal the whole amount you started with.
But the surface area will increase with each division "
That reminds me of a joke
An infinite number of mathematicians walk into a bar. The bartender says: “What’ll it be, boys?” The first mathematician: “I’ll have one half of a beer.” The second mathematician: “I’ll have one quarter of a beer.” The third mathematician: “I’ll have one eight of a beer.” The fourth mathematician: “I’ll have one sixteenth of a…” The bartender interrupts: “Know your limits, boys” as he pours out a single beer. |
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A Kilo of white solid rock weights more then a kilo of feathers "
Kilograms are a measure of mass, not weight.
If the feathers are on the moon they weigh less than the solid rock if that is still on the earth. However, both still have the same mass (1kg).
If both are in the same place and subject to the same gravitational force then they will weigh the same.
I hope this isn't the "try dropping it on your foot" joke... |
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But the surface area will increase with each division "
But the total volume of each division decreases accordingly. Which part of "division" are you struggling with?
You don't get something from nothing in physics... |
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That reminds me of a joke
An infinite number of mathematicians walk into a bar. The bartender says: “What’ll it be, boys?” The first mathematician: “I’ll have one half of a beer.” The second mathematician: “I’ll have one quarter of a beer.” The third mathematician: “I’ll have one eight of a beer.” The fourth mathematician: “I’ll have one sixteenth of a…” The bartender interrupts: “Know your limits, boys” as he pours out a single beer."
^^He gets it^^^  |
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But the surface area will increase with each division
But the total volume of each division decreases accordingly. Which part of "division" are you struggling with?
You don't get something from nothing in physics..."
I'm not talking about volume, check my original post. |
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I'm not talking about volume, check my original post."
The point is...the surface area wasn't infinite to start with.
After a certain point - long after you have very small crumbs - you will be breaking the molecular bonds that made it a cake in the first place. You will never have an infinite amount of cake, molecules, atoms, quarks or otherwise - the surface area is irrelevant. Even on a sub-atomic level the total available surface area remains the same. |
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over a year ago
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The reason the Welsh are called sheep staggers is because back in the day the Welsh used to steal the English sheep and if they were caught they'd have their hands chopped off. So if they were caught they used to say they wasn't stealing it but shagging it. |
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