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Ace From Outer Space wrote:
The best thing about it is you don't have to use an Allen Key to eat it.

Good point. Why is it that to eat sardines and corn beef you have to cut your fingers open on a bizarre opening process that must have been outdated in Victorian times? I mean, tuna is close to sardine biologically but you don't get no fucken key with a tuna can. Why is it the sardine suffers and why the corn beef? Whats the relationship between the corn beef and the sardine? Nobody ever answers that quastion, do they? It really gets my goat.

Levied Troop wrote:

Ace From Outer Space wrote:
The best thing about it is you don't have to use an Allen Key to eat it.

Good point. Why is it that to eat sardines and corn beef you have to cut your fingers open on a bizarre opening process that must have been outdated in Victorian times? I mean, tuna is close to sardine biologically but you don't get no fucken key with a tuna can. Why is it the sardine suffers and why the corn beef? Whats the relationship between the corn beef and the sardine? Nobody ever answers that quastion, do they? It really gets my goat.

I am a bit puzzled. You can get tins of beef (corned beef), tins of sardines, tins of salmon and tins of tuna. Why don't they sell tinned goat?

korean wrote:As always! A bunch of shiteaters talking shit!
This place sucks also. Fuck all of you jerks!

Yeah fuck you also shiteaters!

Broop.

Ace From Outer Space wrote:I thought 'to be or not to be' was the question, thanks for enlightening me!

But neither of those doesn't not make sense.

Q: To be or not to be?
A: 42

Q: Are you realy stupid or he pays you?
A: 42

I'm going to stick with: "How many roads must a man walk down?" Now that is THE question.

My daughters, 2 and 3 yrs old, informed me recently that they are both Rudolph. The wife is trying to get them to call Donner "Donder" ,which is the original name of the reindeer apparently, but will only lead to my girls becoming to be social outcasts. Like myself.

I can clear up one philosophical dilemma - does a falling tree make a sound if there's no one to hear it?
The answer is 'no.'

There are two parts to a sound - the event that creates the soundwaves (i.e. a falling tree) and a receiver (i.e. an ear, or microphone, etc).

If the generated soundwaves have nothing to bounce off then no 'sound' has been effected.

I hope that helps.

Ah but then you are forgetting about the bears. Bears hear things too, but no one asks them. There is a reason why, Rev used to say but then he went to live in their backyard . . . .

Super Humphrey wrote:If the generated soundwaves have nothing to bounce off then no 'sound' has been effected.

But what is the range of soundwaves? Does a soundwave travel a perceived distance before falling inert to the ground? It's quite probable that a falling tree creates a soundwave that travels to a human ear or microphone but at an amplitude that we can't hear, therefore the sound exists but we don't perceive it.

If I turn this hearing aid right up, I bet I'd be deafened by the sound of all these falling trees.

I think Humph has sent us off on an interesting tangent.

Go Humphrey!

Now, if I fart in a vacuum, will you be able to smell it? I don't mean a noisy praaaap, but a proper silent and violent....

Ace From Outer Space wrote:Now, if I fart in a vacuum, will you be able to smell it?

Dyson or Hoover?