How many bones has a grown-up got?

gaf1983

Since when has it been ok/the norm for wooden replicas of men to live in attics that have been converted into children's playrooms? And what does it have to do with the promotion of milk?

gilroyb

since the supreme court decided the law against it was unconstitutional.

Princess Consuela Bananahammock

God, now there's a blast from the past.... But what's wrong with a bit of surrealism...? I had a teddy-bear the same size as me when I was 3.

Fanny Cradock

the same number as a child

The Gnome

gilroyb wrote:

since the supreme court decided the law against it was unconstitutional.

Swish.

homah_7ft

Fanny Cradock wrote:

the same number as a child

A child's got more bones than a grown-ups got.

Hydroquinone

206 in an adult, I seem to recall, in case anyone was really asking.
Which I don't think they were.


I'll just go, then, shall I?

simu

But note how they don't answer the original question in the ad. They evade it by asking another somewhat related but ultimately different one. Grrrr!

Fanny Cradock

homah_7ft wrote:

A child's got more bones than a grown-ups got.

and that's a natural fact!!

All those years they lied to us. Spinich is a better source of calcium!

simu

Fanny Cradock wrote:

and that's a natural fact!!

All those years they lied to us. Spinich is a better source of calcium!

Law not fact! No corner of the universe escapes its reach.

And I think you'll find that calcium powder beats all comers.

Fanny Cradock

Damnation!!!

Curse my feeble memory.

Capt'n Midnight

simu wrote:

And I think you'll find that calcium powder beats all comers.

Ugg nasty stuff

Ca(s) + 2H2O(g) → Ca(OH)2(aq) + H2(g)

Some may prefer a mouthfull of bubbling quicklime that draws moisture from your flesh. Maybe it's just me but I prefer my calcium, carbonated.

singingstranger

Mmm, limestone.

Much better than Calcium Hydroxide anyway. Lime'd have it in a fight.