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hiya and welcome to who wants to be the brainy bud...are first contestent is...i don't know yet so come on....
i will ask you 5 question and if you get them right...4 or 5 right!..
then you can pick whatever you want don't ask me questions and plus these questions are tricky!
so let me test your brain...!
i will ask you 5 question and if you get them right...4 or 5 right!..
then you can pick whatever you want don't ask me questions and plus these questions are tricky!
so let me test your brain...!
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Tony wrote:
> Oh, and the men are wearing snow shoes.
Argh!
You've gone and messed all my calculations up. Right:
Snow shoes increase snow friction by approx. 13.78% meaning a speed increase of 0.87 mph.
So .......
Does the lead dog also eat carrots?
And after eating, will the dogs have put on weight?
> Oh, and the men are wearing snow shoes.
Argh!
You've gone and messed all my calculations up. Right:
Snow shoes increase snow friction by approx. 13.78% meaning a speed increase of 0.87 mph.
So .......
Does the lead dog also eat carrots?
And after eating, will the dogs have put on weight?
Grix Thraves wrote:
> Tony wrote:
> "If it takes three men, two hours to pull a sledge carrying five
> dogs up a slope of 5 degrees and they set out from point A at 5:32 pm
> to travel 6.44 miles to point B then at what time will they pass the
> sledge coming in from point B to point A which has four men pulling it
> and nine dogs on it and left point B at 5:18 pm?"
>
> Tea-time, obviously. They stop and all have a cup of tea, and the dogs
> eat some carrots. Which grow in the snow.
Or not...
> Tony wrote:
> "If it takes three men, two hours to pull a sledge carrying five
> dogs up a slope of 5 degrees and they set out from point A at 5:32 pm
> to travel 6.44 miles to point B then at what time will they pass the
> sledge coming in from point B to point A which has four men pulling it
> and nine dogs on it and left point B at 5:18 pm?"
>
> Tea-time, obviously. They stop and all have a cup of tea, and the dogs
> eat some carrots. Which grow in the snow.
Or not...
FinalFantasyFanatic wrote:
> Tony wrote:
> Oh, and the men are wearing snow shoes.
>
> Argh!
> You've gone and messed all my calculations up. Right:
>
> Snow shoes increase snow friction by approx. 13.78% meaning a speed
> increase of 0.87 mph.
> So .......
>
> Does the lead dog also eat carrots?
> And after eating, will the dogs have put on weight?
You are SO overthinking this!
> Tony wrote:
> Oh, and the men are wearing snow shoes.
>
> Argh!
> You've gone and messed all my calculations up. Right:
>
> Snow shoes increase snow friction by approx. 13.78% meaning a speed
> increase of 0.87 mph.
> So .......
>
> Does the lead dog also eat carrots?
> And after eating, will the dogs have put on weight?
You are SO overthinking this!
becky81 wrote:
> I have another question!
> what is my favourite name for a girl??
Beckie! of course!
> I have another question!
> what is my favourite name for a girl??
Beckie! of course!
The dogs will collide at a velocity of 47.548mph, assuming the snow proximity density to be an integer of less than 5, in their dash towards the carrots. This collision will generate the necessary quadbipotic force to frictionally explode the sled's cargo of nitro-glycerine, and gib the dogs. The resulting explosion will spread the dog's remains over a range of no more than 200 metres and the two crews of men will then initiate a break-dancing competition to see who gets to cook and eat the remains with carrots.
Tóm wrote:
> >Hercules! answered my questions.
>
> You scare me.
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Sometimes I scare me too.
> >Hercules! answered my questions.
>
> You scare me.
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Sometimes I scare me too.
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