GBX wrote: » If you email your boss "suck my balls" you wont have to go to work anymore.
Malari wrote: » The number of trees on earth is greater than the number of stars in the galaxy.
BrokenArrows wrote: » Im assuming you're taking the piss. If you're not....:eek::eek::eek:
Malari wrote: » Well, you only said that to be poplar. :cool: I checked it out and it seems legit!
Mini850 wrote: » I find this hard to be-leaf................
Cartouche wrote: » There are 8 times as many atoms in a teaspoonful of water as there are teaspoonfuls of water in the Atlantic ocean
KKkitty wrote: » If this is true I'm bringing disposable cups next time I'm staying in a hotel.
HiGlo wrote: » The glasses in hotel bedrooms are washed in the bathroom sinks and dried with the dirty towels.
Anders Shy Aircraft wrote: » Even though atoms are 99.9999999999999% empty space things don't pass right through them. Things don't fall through other things because they are levitating on an electrostatic field. When you sit on a chair, you are not really touching it because every atom is surrounded by a cloud of electrons. When two atoms approach each other, their electron clouds push back at each other,
Capt'n Midnight wrote: » One of the Luas lines used an existing rail route. We could be here all day
Parchment wrote: » BMW stands for Bavarian Motor Works and their logo is a propeller (the white) in front of the sky (the blue) as they originally made airplanes.
Capt'n Midnight wrote: » There is no dark side of the moon really. As a matter of fact it's all dark It's got an Albedo of 0.1362 (±2–3%)
[Deleted User] wrote: » Is the thickness of paper folded 35 times not the same as just putting like 1,000 sheets of paper on top of each other (can't be assed working out the actual amount of folds in there).
runawaybishop wrote: » With a sufficiently large piece of paper and assuming you can fold it as much as you want you would only have to fold it 35 times and it's thickness would reach the moon.