Curiosity Corner

Curiosity Corner

1. Who really discovered the New World?

2.

Originally posted by Grampy Bobby
1. Who really discovered the New World?

Leif Erikson

2. What color is the color gray?

3.

Originally posted by Grampy Bobby
2. What color is the color gray?

3.

Somewhere between black and white.

3. How much wood would a wood duck duck if a woodchuck could chuck wood?

A: As much wood as a woodchuck would chuck if a woodchuck could chuck wood

Originally posted by ptobler
3. How much wood would a wood duck duck if a woodchuck could chuck wood?

How much ground could a groundhog hog if a groundhog could hog ground?

Originally posted by ptobler
3. How much wood would a wood duck duck if a woodchuck could chuck wood?

"How Much Wood Would a Woodchuck Chuck (A tongue twister song)

YouTube

4. Are your dreams usually in silent black and white or in Technicolor with Wrap-Around sound?

Quantum Leap Thread 155045 (Page 21)

Prefer the pain
of knowing
to the pleasures
of ignorance,

the risk of being
right to every
temporal security
of being wrong.

Awesome concept,
faith alone.
Pascal wagered.
Einstein understood.

(Sacramento, California 1990)

Originally posted by Grampy Bobby
[b]Quantum Leap Thread 155045 (Page 21)

Prefer the pain
of knowing
to the pleasures
of ignorance,

the risk of being
right to every
temporal security
of being wrong.

Awesome concept,
faith alone.
Pascal wagered.
Einstein understood.

(Sacramento, California 1990)[/b]

Blimey. How many times have you posted this poem of yours on this web site and other web sites? 😉

Originally posted by FMF
Blimey. How many times have you posted this poem of yours on this web site and other web sites? 😉

Once in Red Hot Pawn's Culture in "Poetry Corner" and here with a thread/link. Do you approve of Pascal or Einstein's observations?

Originally posted by Grampy Bobby
Once in Red Hot Pawn's Culture in "Poetry Corner" and here with a thread/link. Do you approve of Pascal or Einstein's observations?

Last time I commented on this poem, you had the thread deleted and went on a huffy sabbatical for a few weeks before skulking back. So I think I'll pass this time. 😉

Originally posted by FMF
Last time I commented on this poem, you had the thread deleted and went on a huffy sabbatical for a few weeks before skulking back. So I think I'll pass this time. 😉

Hallelujah!

Originally posted by Grampy Bobby
Once in Red Hot Pawn's Culture in "Poetry Corner" and here with a thread/link. Do you approve of Pascal or Einstein's observations?

This was the version you posted in 2008:

Quantum Leap


Prefer the pain
of knowing
to the pleasures
of ignorance,

the risk of being
right to every
temporal security
of being wrong.

Awesome concept,
faith in Christ alone.
Pascal wagered.
Einstein understood.



-anon