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Quote by keeno
Wrong??? No way.
I'm just in awe of anyone who can quote stuff like this from memory worship

Thanks Keeno but there really is nothing worthy of awe. I may have the ability to remember inane facts, quotes and numbers etc but I have total deficiencies in other areas, so it kind of balances it out. lol
Unknown User
Quote by Kiss
Wrong??? No way.
I'm just in awe of anyone who can quote stuff like this from memory worship

Thanks Keeno but there really is nothing worthy of awe. I may have the ability to remember inane facts, quotes and numbers etc but I have total deficiencies in other areas, so it kind of balances it out. lol
Ah, you have a man brain smile My trouble is mine is bunged full of useless trivia none of which sounds impressive when you drop it into a conversation....but quoting philosophers now that sounds good. :worship:
Why can't I do a degree in pub quiz trivia? redface
Unknown User
Quote by keeno
Wrong??? No way.
I'm just in awe of anyone who can quote stuff like this from memory worship

Thanks Keeno but there really is nothing worthy of awe. I may have the ability to remember inane facts, quotes and numbers etc but I have total deficiencies in other areas, so it kind of balances it out. lol
Ah, you have a man brain smile My trouble is mine is bunged full of useless trivia none of which sounds impressive when you drop it into a conversation....but quoting philosophers now that sounds good. :worship:
Why can't I do a degree in pub quiz trivia? redface
Oxymoron anyone?
bolt
Unknown User
Quote by winchwench
Wrong??? No way.
I'm just in awe of anyone who can quote stuff like this from memory worship

Thanks Keeno but there really is nothing worthy of awe. I may have the ability to remember inane facts, quotes and numbers etc but I have total deficiencies in other areas, so it kind of balances it out. lol
Ah, you have a man brain smile My trouble is mine is bunged full of useless trivia none of which sounds impressive when you drop it into a conversation....but quoting philosophers now that sounds good. :worship:
Why can't I do a degree in pub quiz trivia? redface
Oxymoron anyone?
bolt
We all have brains you know, some of us may just choose to leave them in the original wrapping in case we want to return them and get our money backbiggrin
Unknown User
OOOOh!
My first Shoogle question.....
On MSN now with my mate who is compiling a pub quiz & needs some questions.....
soooooo, any ideas?
A question about questions no less...! wink
mezagog
Sexpert
Quote by winchwench
OOOOh!
My first Shoogle question.....
On MSN now with my mate who is compiling a pub quiz & needs some questions.....
soooooo, any ideas?
A question about questions no less...! wink

how do you get the non stick to stick to a non stick pan ?
why does the cookie allways crumble that way ?
redface bolt
Unknown User
Quote by winchwench
OOOOh!
My first Shoogle question.....
On MSN now with my mate who is compiling a pub quiz & needs some questions.....
soooooo, any ideas?
A question about questions no less...! wink

How's about this one...
What is the musical significance of the number
Adam (Not as musical as Kiss!)
Unknown User
Quote by mezagog
OOOOh!
My first Shoogle question.....
On MSN now with my mate who is compiling a pub quiz & needs some questions.....
soooooo, any ideas?
A question about questions no less...! wink

how do you get the non stick to stick to a non stick pan ?
why does the cookie allways crumble that way ?
redface bolt
smackbottom
mezagog
Sexpert
Quote by winchwench
OOOOh!
My first Shoogle question.....
On MSN now with my mate who is compiling a pub quiz & needs some questions.....
soooooo, any ideas?
A question about questions no less...! wink

ok a serious one
where would you find the" isles of langerhans "
Unknown User
Ok........i havent got a clue......
any chance of having the answers too guys?
lol
Unknown User
Quote by mezagog
ok a serious one
where would you find the" isles of langerhans "

Have you just promoted them? I thought they were only islets!
mezagog
Sexpert
Quote by adamreidless
ok a serious one
where would you find the" isles of langerhans "

Have you just promoted them? I thought they were only islets!
just call it poetic licence or something like that lol
anyway the answer is
in the pancreas
Unknown User
Quote by winchwench
Ok........i havent got a clue......
any chance of having the answers too guys?
lol

I thought Kiss would answer my question ( etc.) but it looks like she's gone offline, so I'll tell you - if you multiply the frequency of a note by this number you get the note one semitone above it. Really boring and geeky, eh!
Adam
Unknown User
Re:
The equal tempered scale has each note spaced such that the next highest note is the 12th root of two times the next lowest note in the scale. We take the octave and break it up into 12 equal multiplicative steps.
x12 = 2
x = is the multiplier between adjacent notes on the scale.
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Re: Non stick pans.
The teflon sticks to microscopic 'spikes' that are created by dropping liquid metal on the pan.
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Re: Cookies
Why does a cookie crumble? Using a laser beam to closely monitor the fault lines of cookies emerging from an oven, a doctoral student appears to have figured out how bakers can stop disappointing their customers by shipping crumbled ones.
The discovery, published in the Institute of Physics (IOP) journal Measurement Science and Technology, could result in the perfect cookie. See Saleem, Q.; Wildman, R. D.; Huntley J. M.; and Whitworth, M. B. 2003, "A novel application of speckle interferometry for the measurement of strain distributions in semi-sweet biscuits," Meas. Sci. Technol. 14, 2027-2033.
Customers who find crumbled cookies in their packages often blame mishandling by the manufacturer, the shipping company or workers who load supermarket shelves. But that's not what Qasim Saleem, a doctoral student in mechanical engineering, and his colleagues discovered when they applied the complex and exalted field of physics to the mundane matter of cookies.
Saleem and his colleagues closely monitored the surface of cookies as they cooled to room temperature. Using a laser beam, they followed the tiny deformations that evolve as the cookie picks up moisture around the rim, which causes it to expand, while losing mois-ture at the center, which causes it to contract. The resulting strains can pull the cookie apart, or leave it more vulnerable to breakage before purchase.
"We now have a greater understanding of why biscuits develop cracks shortly after being baked," Saleem said. He said the discovery should help cookie manufacturers adjust the humidity and temperature of their production lines to minimize cracking.
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And no I didn't know any of this, but I do now! I found it all on the tinternet! biggrin
Unknown User
Quote by Kiss
Re:
The equal tempered scale has each note spaced such that the next highest note is the 12th root of two times the next lowest note in the scale. We take the octave and break it up into 12 equal multiplicative steps.
x12 = 2
x = is the multiplier between adjacent notes on the scale.
------------------------------------------------------------------------------
And no I didn't know any of this, but I do now! I found it all on the tinternet! biggrin

I should have known you would either know the answer or find it! You're too smart for this place! But what is really sad is that I didn't have to calculate the 12th root of 2 - I remembered it!
Unknown User
Quote by Kiss
Re:
The equal tempered scale has each note spaced such that the next highest note is the 12th root of two times the next lowest note in the scale. We take the octave and break it up into 12 equal multiplicative steps.
x12 = 2
x = is the multiplier between adjacent notes on the scale.
------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Re: Non stick pans.
The teflon sticks to microscopic 'spikes' that are created by dropping liquid metal on the pan.
------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Re: Cookies
Why does a cookie crumble? Using a laser beam to closely monitor the fault lines of cookies emerging from an oven, a doctoral student appears to have figured out how bakers can stop disappointing their customers by shipping crumbled ones.
The discovery, published in the Institute of Physics (IOP) journal Measurement Science and Technology, could result in the perfect cookie. See Saleem, Q.; Wildman, R. D.; Huntley J. M.; and Whitworth, M. B. 2003, "A novel application of speckle interferometry for the measurement of strain distributions in semi-sweet biscuits," Meas. Sci. Technol. 14, 2027-2033.
Customers who find crumbled cookies in their packages often blame mishandling by the manufacturer, the shipping company or workers who load supermarket shelves. But that's not what Qasim Saleem, a doctoral student in mechanical engineering, and his colleagues discovered when they applied the complex and exalted field of physics to the mundane matter of cookies.
Saleem and his colleagues closely monitored the surface of cookies as they cooled to room temperature. Using a laser beam, they followed the tiny deformations that evolve as the cookie picks up moisture around the rim, which causes it to expand, while losing mois-ture at the center, which causes it to contract. The resulting strains can pull the cookie apart, or leave it more vulnerable to breakage before purchase.
"We now have a greater understanding of why biscuits develop cracks shortly after being baked," Saleem said. He said the discovery should help cookie manufacturers adjust the humidity and temperature of their production lines to minimize cracking.
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And no I didn't know any of this, but I do now! I found it all on the tinternet! biggrin

You should have Shoogled them, its quicker :D
mezagog
Sexpert
Quote by Kiss
Re:
The equal tempered scale has each note spaced such that the next highest note is the 12th root of two times the next lowest note in the scale. We take the octave and break it up into 12 equal multiplicative steps.
x12 = 2
x = is the multiplier between adjacent notes on the scale.
------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Re: Non stick pans.
The teflon sticks to microscopic 'spikes' that are created by dropping liquid metal on the pan.
------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Re: Cookies
Why does a cookie crumble? Using a laser beam to closely monitor the fault lines of cookies emerging from an oven, a doctoral student appears to have figured out how bakers can stop disappointing their customers by shipping crumbled ones.
The discovery, published in the Institute of Physics (IOP) journal Measurement Science and Technology, could result in the perfect cookie. See Saleem, Q.; Wildman, R. D.; Huntley J. M.; and Whitworth, M. B. 2003, "A novel application of speckle interferometry for the measurement of strain distributions in semi-sweet biscuits," Meas. Sci. Technol. 14, 2027-2033.
Customers who find crumbled cookies in their packages often blame mishandling by the manufacturer, the shipping company or workers who load supermarket shelves. But that's not what Qasim Saleem, a doctoral student in mechanical engineering, and his colleagues discovered when they applied the complex and exalted field of physics to the mundane matter of cookies.
Saleem and his colleagues closely monitored the surface of cookies as they cooled to room temperature. Using a laser beam, they followed the tiny deformations that evolve as the cookie picks up moisture around the rim, which causes it to expand, while losing mois-ture at the center, which causes it to contract. The resulting strains can pull the cookie apart, or leave it more vulnerable to breakage before purchase.
"We now have a greater understanding of why biscuits develop cracks shortly after being baked," Saleem said. He said the discovery should help cookie manufacturers adjust the humidity and temperature of their production lines to minimize cracking.
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And no I didn't know any of this, but I do now! I found it all on the tinternet! biggrin

Its not often Im gobsmacked but, kiss, way to go wink
Unknown User
Dear shoogle, where can i get the shoes that i have in my avatar. Happy hunting.
Louise xx
Unknown User
Quote by louise_and_joe
Dear shoogle, where can i get the shoes that i have in my avatar. Happy hunting.
Louise xx

Possibly here
Or maybe here
Or even here
biggrin
Unknown User
Quote by Kiss
Dear shoogle, where can i get the shoes that i have in my avatar. Happy hunting.
Louise xx

Possibly here
biggrin
Oh that was quick, i will have a look thanks. I will have to think of as harder one next time.
Louise xx
Unknown User
Quote by louise_and_joe
Dear shoogle, where can i get the shoes that i have in my avatar. Happy hunting.
Louise xx

Possibly here
biggrin
Oh that was quick, i will have a look thanks. I will have to think of as harder one next time.
Louise xx
I added a couple more sites to my first response.
:D
markz
Sex God
why are short women so gobby rolleyes
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Quote by markz
why are short women so gobby rolleyes

Quote by markz
why are short women so gobby :roll:

You are cruising for a bruising old man! :lol2:
It's not only men that suffer from short man syndrome you know!
markz
Sex God
if a short person hijacks a thread....................
is that then called a lowjack. rolleyes
Unknown User
Quote by markz
if a short person hijacks a thread....................
is that then called a lowjack. rolleyes

I have no idea, because for a female I'm not that short.... but I do know somebody you could ask.
:grin:
markz
Sex God
Quote by Kiss
if a short person hijacks a thread....................
is that then called a lowjack. rolleyes

I have no idea, because for a female I'm not that short.... but I do know somebody you could ask.
:grin:
have you been drinking :roll:
Unknown User
Quote by markz
if a short person hijacks a thread....................
is that then called a lowjack. rolleyes

I have no idea, because for a female I'm not that short.... but I do know somebody you could ask.
:grin:
have you been drinking :roll:
Only tea.... have you been sniffing glue again? :roll:
essex34m
Sex God
Quote by Kiss
if a short person hijacks a thread....................
is that then called a lowjack. rolleyes

I have no idea, because for a female I'm not that short.... but I do know somebody you could ask.
:grin:
have you been drinking :roll:
Only tea.... have you been sniffing glue again? :roll:
he doesnt trust himself with glue, he puts copydex on his hands, peels it off, and sniff whats left - if he is feeling like he really wants to go wild, he grabs himself a permanent marker, and sniffs that
Unknown User
Quote by essex34m
if a short person hijacks a thread....................
is that then called a lowjack. rolleyes

I have no idea, because for a female I'm not that short.... but I do know somebody you could ask.
:grin:
have you been drinking :roll:
Only tea.... have you been sniffing glue again? :roll:
he doesnt trust himself with glue, he puts copydex on his hands, peels it off, and sniff whats left - if he is feeling like he really wants to go wild, he grabs himself a permanent marker, and sniffs that
:giggle:
Thanks for that Essex, maybe now Markz will forget about me and secure himself to your leg instead..
wink
markz
Sex God
Quote by Kiss
if a short person hijacks a thread....................
is that then called a lowjack. rolleyes

I have no idea, because for a female I'm not that short.... but I do know somebody you could ask.
:grin:
have you been drinking :roll:
Only tea.... have you been sniffing glue again? :roll:
your lowjacking this thread arn't you :roll: