02 Apr 16
Originally posted by Ghost of a DukeA. No women will become dominant and rule the world - (see Tesla)
A. They do, but nobody has survived to talk about it.
Q. Is it true that guinea pigs will evolve to rule the world in the year 2763? (It's in the Vedas or something).
Q. Why within quantum field theory does the theory of special relativity contain an intrinsic preferred direction.
02 Apr 16
Originally posted by robbie carrobieA. Come on dude, that's just motion at uniform speed in a straight line.
A. No women will become dominant and rule the world - (see Tesla)
Q. Why within quantum field theory does the theory of special relativity contain an intrinsic preferred direction.
Q. Is Robbie's knowledge of Einstein paper thin?
02 Apr 16
Originally posted by Ghost of a DukeA. No its like the London telephone directory, detailed, exhaustive and highly accurate.
A. Come on dude, that's just motion at uniform speed in a straight line.
Q. Is Robbie's knowledge of Einstein paper thin?
Q. Could one take the train from Glasgow to Islamabad?
02 Apr 16
Originally posted by robbie carrobieA. Yes. You would have to dismantle it and pay FedEx a huge amount though.
A. No its like the London telephone directory, detailed, exhaustive and highly accurate.
Q. Could one take the train from Glasgow to Islamabad?
Q. Has anyone ever done anything useful with the "extra hour" when clocks
fall back in autumn? (We have just come off Daylight Saving Time in NZ)
02 Apr 16
Originally posted by wolfgang59A: I heard tale of lots of cakes WAY overbaked at that time.
A. Yes. You would have to dismantle it and pay FedEx a huge amount though.
Q. Has anyone ever done anything useful with the "extra hour" when clocks
fall back in autumn? (We have just come off Daylight Saving Time in NZ)
Q: Would square wheels on cars make it easier to stop?
02 Apr 16
Originally posted by wolfgang59A: A level playing field.
Q. All things being equal - what's best?
Q: In the 1960s and 1970s in the UK, why did parents often cite the plight of starving children in Africa when they were trying to make their children eat their peas or runner beans?
03 Apr 16
Originally posted by FMFA. To remind UK children how fortunate they were.
Q: In the 1960s and 1970s in the UK, why did parents often cite the plight of starving children in Africa when they were trying to make their children eat their peas or runner beans?
Q. Why would a benign creator allow such a large gap to develop between the "haves" and the "have-nots"?
03 Apr 16
Originally posted by HandyAndyA. To persuade smart people that he doesn't exist.
A. To remind UK children how fortunate they were.
Q. Why would a benign creator allow such a large gap to develop between the "haves" and the "have-nots"?
Q. When will they invent a camera with a phone attached?
Originally posted by wolfgang59A: More to the point, when will they invent a way for me to arrange for someone else to take the huge number of pointless pictures for me using it, and then someone to look at them all instead of me having to.
Q. When will they invent a camera with a phone attached?
Q: What currently perfectly legal thing would you most like to make illegal?
03 Apr 16
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Originally posted by HandyAndyA: So as the meek gain a lot when they inherit the Earth.
A. To remind UK children how fortunate they were.
Q. Why would a benign creator allow such a large gap to develop between the "haves" and the "have-nots"?
Q: Why is the sky blue?
03 Apr 16
Originally posted by KestrelChessA: So that the duck egg blue paint on the bottom of Spitfires and Hurricanes render them stealthy when people look up and try to see them as they protect England form the European Union.
A: So as the meek gain a lot when they inherit the Earth.
Q: Why is the sky blue?
Q: Why did the British Prime Minister take a holiday in Lanzarote not longer after urging British people to take their holidays in Britain?
03 Apr 16
Originally posted by FMFA: he got a great deal at travelocity, including 30,000 travel points on El Al.
A: So that the duck egg blue paint on the bottom of Spitfires and Hurricanes render them stealthy when people look up and try to see them as they protect England form the European Union.
Q: Why did the British Prime Minister take a holiday in Lanzarote not longer after urging British people to take their holidays in Britain?
Q: Why is wool so itchy?