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over a year ago
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"Any husbands or wives or couples care to chat rude or clean?"
Erm, is there a topic to the chat then, or is it along the lines of, "Hi, how ru?"
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Any husbands or wives or couples care to chat rude or clean?
Erm, is there a topic to the chat then, or is it along the lines of, "Hi, how ru?"
Or the behaviour of alpha particles? The existence of a celestial being?"
Actually there's something that I used to know and now don't and I figure rather than Google I'll ask.
So fission, the large unstable let nucleus weighs X when split the goal of all the material parts including neutrons fired off = x-Y with y being the tiny amount of mass that was turned to energy as the strong nuclear force between the main particles was broken.
So fusion two parts into one surely the mass should be slightly greater than the sum of its parts (as some energy is used to for the strong nuclear force bonds) so where does the energy released come from?
Also how the duck in 7 years have I gone from knowing this and being able to do the sums to work it out to having no clue about it 
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"Any husbands or wives or couples care to chat rude or clean?
Erm, is there a topic to the chat then, or is it along the lines of, "Hi, how ru?"
Or the behaviour of alpha particles? The existence of a celestial being?
Actually there's something that I used to know and now don't and I figure rather than Google I'll ask.
So fission, the large unstable let nucleus weighs X when split the goal of all the material parts including neutrons fired off = x-Y with y being the tiny amount of mass that was turned to energy as the strong nuclear force between the main particles was broken.
So fusion two parts into one surely the mass should be slightly greater than the sum of its parts (as some energy is used to for the strong nuclear force bonds) so where does the energy released come from?
Also how the duck in 7 years have I gone from knowing this and being able to do the sums to work it out to having no clue about it
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Sex - it's bad for the brain! And for your eyesight apparently. |
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By *ivnwcplCouple
over a year ago
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"Any husbands or wives or couples care to chat rude or clean?
Erm, is there a topic to the chat then, or is it along the lines of, "Hi, how ru?"
Or the behaviour of alpha particles? The existence of a celestial being?
Actually there's something that I used to know and now don't and I figure rather than Google I'll ask.
So fission, the large unstable let nucleus weighs X when split the goal of all the material parts including neutrons fired off = x-Y with y being the tiny amount of mass that was turned to energy as the strong nuclear force between the main particles was broken.
So fusion two parts into one surely the mass should be slightly greater than the sum of its parts (as some energy is used to for the strong nuclear force bonds) so where does the energy released come from?
Also how the duck in 7 years have I gone from knowing this and being able to do the sums to work it out to having no clue about it
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I find that's easier to work out if I use my fingers  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Any couples ?"
So, we have narrowed it down to dirty as opposed to clean.
I would still like to know about what. Maybe it would all be better rephrased?
You see, those messages, "Wanna chat?" never work for us. If you want to chat then please start a conversation.
Do you ever meet a stranger and ask whether they want to talk? |
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