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Well some questions I think I should ask then we have a big Discussion about them.
Who was god's parents?
Who were Adam and Eve's Parents and who were their parents?
If you ask a question and don't get the answer how will you know the answer?
Do Ice Cream's actually have cream in them?
How do we know our whole life is not being show on someone's T.V?
Well those are some question's so far that I want to have big Discussions about.
Who was god's parents?
Who were Adam and Eve's Parents and who were their parents?
If you ask a question and don't get the answer how will you know the answer?
Do Ice Cream's actually have cream in them?
How do we know our whole life is not being show on someone's T.V?
Well those are some question's so far that I want to have big Discussions about.
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Yeah ok are you new? Never seen you round here before.
C®ø§$ Bób wrote:
> OddToe wrote:
> C®ø§$ Bób wrote:
> If you ask a question and don't get the answer how will you know the
> answer?
> Google?
> Oh shut Up
well dont ask such stupid questions then. I think that what OddToe meant was that you would use your initiative and find out the answer yourself!!!
> OddToe wrote:
> C®ø§$ Bób wrote:
> If you ask a question and don't get the answer how will you know the
> answer?
> Google?
> Oh shut Up
well dont ask such stupid questions then. I think that what OddToe meant was that you would use your initiative and find out the answer yourself!!!
Pandaemonium wrote:
> C®ø§$ Bób wrote:
> Ok another question. Why does toast always has to fall on butter
> side-up? Its so annoying when it happens!
>
> "the gravitation torque induced as the toast topples over the
> edge of the plate/table is insufficient to bring the toast
> butter-side up again by the time it hits the floor"
>
> [URL]http://ourworld.compuserve.com/homepages/rajm/toast.htm[/URL]
Amazing.
> C®ø§$ Bób wrote:
> Ok another question. Why does toast always has to fall on butter
> side-up? Its so annoying when it happens!
>
> "the gravitation torque induced as the toast topples over the
> edge of the plate/table is insufficient to bring the toast
> butter-side up again by the time it hits the floor"
>
> [URL]http://ourworld.compuserve.com/homepages/rajm/toast.htm[/URL]
Amazing.
Lies!
Emitime wrote:
> Because the side with the butter on is the heaviest and so will be
> pulled down quicker than the side with no butter.
The weight of the butter has a negligable effect.
> Because the side with the butter on is the heaviest and so will be
> pulled down quicker than the side with no butter.
The weight of the butter has a negligable effect.
C®ø§$ Bób wrote:
> Ok another question. Why does toast always has to fall on butter
> side-up? Its so annoying when it happens!
"the gravitation torque induced as the toast topples over the edge of the plate/table is insufficient to bring the toast butter-side up again by the time it hits the floor"
[URL]http://ourworld.compuserve.com/homepages/rajm/toast.htm[/URL]
> Ok another question. Why does toast always has to fall on butter
> side-up? Its so annoying when it happens!
"the gravitation torque induced as the toast topples over the edge of the plate/table is insufficient to bring the toast butter-side up again by the time it hits the floor"
[URL]http://ourworld.compuserve.com/homepages/rajm/toast.htm[/URL]
That's just you Cross Bob. :(
Because the side with the butter on is the heaviest and so will be pulled down quicker than the side with no butter.
Ok another question. Why does toast always has to fall on butter side-up? Its so annoying when it happens!
In honour of Forest's contribution, I'd like to shamelessly rip off Charlie Brooker when I address these words to him;
This is usually the point where bleating morons such as he post to say that "science doesn't know everything". You're right. It doesn't. I mean, what is science anyway? Only a rigorously-tested, peer-reviewed, continually evolving system of knowledge about the way our world works, built up over centuries - that's all. It's not a patch on mindless superstition, which has been around far longer, and is responsible for bringing us such exciting gems as ghosts, demons, witch trials, the tooth fairy, and the "Fear of God" as an excuse to keep people helpless and afraid.
This isn't the first time I've had a pop at Forest, and regular posters here could be forgiven for thinking I'm obsessed. But I'm attacking him because he's an easily-identifiable symptom of a far deeper malaise - the widespread rejection of rational thought in favour of emotional response. That's what's messing the planet up for everybody at the moment, if you stop and think about it.
In other words: people like Forest may be microscopic fleas drawing blood from a big dumb backside, but having claimed the moral high ground, I can do what I like, stupid.
This is usually the point where bleating morons such as he post to say that "science doesn't know everything". You're right. It doesn't. I mean, what is science anyway? Only a rigorously-tested, peer-reviewed, continually evolving system of knowledge about the way our world works, built up over centuries - that's all. It's not a patch on mindless superstition, which has been around far longer, and is responsible for bringing us such exciting gems as ghosts, demons, witch trials, the tooth fairy, and the "Fear of God" as an excuse to keep people helpless and afraid.
This isn't the first time I've had a pop at Forest, and regular posters here could be forgiven for thinking I'm obsessed. But I'm attacking him because he's an easily-identifiable symptom of a far deeper malaise - the widespread rejection of rational thought in favour of emotional response. That's what's messing the planet up for everybody at the moment, if you stop and think about it.
In other words: people like Forest may be microscopic fleas drawing blood from a big dumb backside, but having claimed the moral high ground, I can do what I like, stupid.
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