Posted by methylated_spirit
Okay, heres a game for y'all to play. Im going to post a question, and you have to post a factual answer to my question. Simple, but fun. Okay, here goes:
What did Neil Armstrong weigh when he was on the moon?
Posted by Burgaz
Moon dust?? Did he have scales with him then? Didn't think they'd work in a vacuum...
Posted by methylated_spirit
What did his body weigh...smartarse.
Posted by kimcheeboi
his right testicle?
Posted by Burgaz
Not sure? time to google me thinks... Or go get summat to eat... Back in a bit...
Posted by kimcheeboi
1/6 of what he weighted in on the earth?
Posted by methylated_spirit
Which is what, kim? Do the legwork!
Posted by fatreg
how bored are you to dream this quiestion up??
Posted by methylated_spirit
The boredom level can be seen in another thread. Now just get on google and answer the question.
Posted by fatreg
i canny do it!!
google is all facted hunted out!!
this one has got me! any chance of a change of question??
fatreg
Posted by methylated_spirit
Cant even clear the first hurdle, fatreg?
*Were do i get the impression someone has told you that before*
Posted by fatreg
hurdles? hmmm i never was any good at athletics?!
maybe its my tail getting in the way?
Posted by kimcheeboi
meaning hve you ever been to first base?
Posted by methylated_spirit
Okay, i'll give you a clue as to how to find it.
Find out what he weighs, divide it by 6.
Posted by fatreg
thats the problem?
i cant find his weight? i say it was somewhere between 0 and 250 lbs!
now surely i win ??
first base?? never played baseball, was more of a cycling chap!!
fatreg
Posted by methylated_spirit
Okay, you win
sigh
New Fact Hunt!
How many Bronze medals did Romania win at the Sydney Olympics?
Posted by fatreg
8
fatreg
Posted by methylated_spirit
Okay, good.
Name the original "Magnificent 7"
Posted by fatreg
less than 7 mins? how commenable is that??
fatreg
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Yul Brynner, Steve McQueen, Robert Vaughan, Charles Bronson, James Coburn, Brad Dexter and Horst Bucholz.
are the magnificent 7!
i thank you!
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[ This Message was edited by: fatreg on 2004-11-21 00:12 ]
why thank you!
[ This Message was edited by: fatreg on 2004-11-21 00:13 ]
Posted by methylated_spirit
Indeed, my young apprentice. Im very proud of your efforts there.
Posted by fatreg
see above!
fatreg
Posted by methylated_spirit
Amazing. Okay, heres a tricky one:
Why did they make it 31 days in august, and 30 days in september, instead of 30 days in august, and 31 days in september?
Posted by fatreg
excuse my french but nice good question!!
never really thought about it, but at a guess it must have been the geogrians that played about with it? or was it the greeks??
fatreg
Posted by kimcheeboi
nice fatreg...
Posted by fatreg
is this the answer you are looking for?
Julius Caesar made all odd numbered months 31 days long, and all even numbered months 30 days long (with February having 29 days in non-leap years)
fatreg
Posted by methylated_spirit
Its no good guessing, your reply must be cold hard FACT
Posted by fatreg
ok my final answer is
Julius Caesar made all odd numbered months 31 days long, and all even numbered months 30 days long (with February having 29 days in non-leap years)
fatreg
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i was going to bed an hour ago!!
now these questions keep coming up, i have to keep answering them!! what a viscous circle!!
fatreg
[ This Message was edited by: fatreg on 2004-11-21 00:29 ]
Posted by methylated_spirit
[ This Message was edited by: methylated_spirit on 2004-11-21 00:35 ]
Posted by fatreg
yes? yes im right? yes im wrong? or just yes?
fatreg
Posted by kimcheeboi
wrong.
why does dec. have 31 days then?
Posted by methylated_spirit
yes your right.
This isnt just a game for fatreg, anyone can play!
EDIT: Axctually your wrong. July and August have 31 days, keep looking fatreg!
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[ This Message was edited by: methylated_spirit on 2004-11-21 00:35 ]
Posted by fatreg
wooohoooo!!
although you cant really fail with the world wide web at your fingertips!!
anyways im off to bed now folks!!
see y'all later!
fatreg
Posted by methylated_spirit
You're wrong, fatreg! Ponder over it in your sleep, an answer is required. Good work though, it was a good guess.
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[ This Message was edited by: methylated_spirit on 2004-11-21 00:40 ]
Posted by kimcheeboi
real sharp, fatty!
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Posted by Burgaz
I just realised... The title of this thread doesn't half sound like summat else...
Big Fat "one of them"
Posted by methylated_spirit
The title, and the first contestant
Posted by k4m!k4ze
August was named after emperor augustus who won a battle in that month. In those days, even numbers were considered unlucky so he took a day from february add added to it to august. The second month was considered devoted to the devil so it originally had only 29 days.
Am i right ?
Posted by methylated_spirit
Dunno, but it sounds good to me! We have a winner!
Okay, next fact hunt question:
What are cd's made of?
Posted by k4m!k4ze
Polycarbonate plastic
Posted by methylated_spirit
Excellant.
Feel free to post questions you want factual answers for, peeps!
Posted by k4m!k4ze
ok,
How does gravity work ?
Posted by kimcheeboi
attraction between matter
Posted by *Jojo*
OK . . . Guess the 'REAL' answer to this one . . . In the Book of List, how MANY kids does Mr. Dumas
were able to produce with different women In effect, the 'Q' is, how many KIDS does he have? Clue: The TOTAL count is in the . . . hundreds!
Posted by Davo_169
try this one: what was the main poetic device/technique used by the metaphysical poets?
Posted by *Jojo*
No one seems to be interested in answering my 'Q' and with that of @davo_169 here . . .
!
Posted by scotsboyuk
@davo_169
Argument. There are one or more arguments underpinning metaphysical poetry, expressed through the rhyme, metre and stanza of the poem.
Posted by scotsboyuk
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Gravity forms one of the three fundamental forces of the universe and it is speculated that gravitational attraction is conducted through theoretical particles known as gravitons. Gravity is a universal force, effecting all corners of the universe, everything with mass has a gravitational effect on everything else with mass.
Gravity is the natural opponent to entropy, which pushes things apart. Gravity and entropy can be seen as opposing for order and chaos respectively. It should be noted that entropy is not 'anti-gravity', rather it is the breakdown of ordered systems i.e. the universe. It is a fundamental that entropy will always increase, at least until a theoretical point, at which the universe stops expanding and begins contracting.
The force of gravity is constantly weakening as the universe expands and matter grows ever more dispersed.
Posted by kimcheeboi
Google kicks ass!
Posted by pachy
Gravity actually works in a very similar way to chewing gum, when you step on discarded chewing gum it sticks, just like shit, (on blankets), when you try to lift your foot, the blanket comes with it, the smell is outragous.
Posted by *Jojo*
That's why I don't CHEW - 2nd hand Bubble Gums!