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What's the most amount of damage a spilt cup of coffee could do:
A) in your house?
B) anywhere in the world?
A) in your house?
B) anywhere in the world?
DébUK wrote:
> An Inuit could spill the coffee at the top of a glacier, causing the
> glacier to start to melt and retreat. The temperature of the glacier
> would rise, possibly causing an ice cap at the edge of the glacier to
> break up into ice bergs.
>
> The ice bergs would then drift southwards and melt, causing an
> eustatic rise in sea levels. Lowland areas of land would then become
> flooded and areas such as the Netherlands and Bangladesh would be
> under water.
>
> People would then have less land to live on and overcrowding on the
> remaining land would cause a widespread epidemic of disease and
> eventually wipe out the global population.
i hope you took geography
> An Inuit could spill the coffee at the top of a glacier, causing the
> glacier to start to melt and retreat. The temperature of the glacier
> would rise, possibly causing an ice cap at the edge of the glacier to
> break up into ice bergs.
>
> The ice bergs would then drift southwards and melt, causing an
> eustatic rise in sea levels. Lowland areas of land would then become
> flooded and areas such as the Netherlands and Bangladesh would be
> under water.
>
> People would then have less land to live on and overcrowding on the
> remaining land would cause a widespread epidemic of disease and
> eventually wipe out the global population.
i hope you took geography
Hedfix wrote:
> What's the most amount of damage a spilt cup of coffee could do:
>
> A) in your house?
complete electrical loss if i spilled it on the fuse box. but i'd have to be REALLY unlucky.
and drinking coffee 4 feet up the wall in the front porch :)
>
> B) anywhere in the world?
find a country who's government officials have low melting temperatures and pour it on them. instant (and possibly decaffeinated) anarchy :)
> What's the most amount of damage a spilt cup of coffee could do:
>
> A) in your house?
complete electrical loss if i spilled it on the fuse box. but i'd have to be REALLY unlucky.
and drinking coffee 4 feet up the wall in the front porch :)
>
> B) anywhere in the world?
find a country who's government officials have low melting temperatures and pour it on them. instant (and possibly decaffeinated) anarchy :)
An Inuit could spill the coffee at the top of a glacier, causing the glacier to start to melt and retreat. The temperature of the glacier would rise, possibly causing an ice cap at the edge of the glacier to break up into ice bergs.
The ice bergs would then drift southwards and melt, causing an eustatic rise in sea levels. Lowland areas of land would then become flooded and areas such as the Netherlands and Bangladesh would be under water.
People would then have less land to live on and overcrowding on the remaining land would cause a widespread epidemic of disease and eventually wipe out the global population.
The ice bergs would then drift southwards and melt, causing an eustatic rise in sea levels. Lowland areas of land would then become flooded and areas such as the Netherlands and Bangladesh would be under water.
People would then have less land to live on and overcrowding on the remaining land would cause a widespread epidemic of disease and eventually wipe out the global population.
a) Destroy my computer
b) Spill into a crack in the Earth, causing the Earth's teptonic (sp?) plates to move together with incredible force, causing the destruction of the world.
Given they're both worst-case scenarios :D
b) Spill into a crack in the Earth, causing the Earth's teptonic (sp?) plates to move together with incredible force, causing the destruction of the world.
Given they're both worst-case scenarios :D
What's the most amount of damage a spilt cup of coffee could do:
A) in your house?
B) anywhere in the world?
A) in your house?
B) anywhere in the world?