well I can believe it, because we taste what we smell. If you could not smell everything would taste like cardboard.afaceforradio said:
Did You Know?
- Thread starter Dusty Donuts
- Start date
Recommended Videos
My mamaw(great grandma) was the first person in livingston kentucky to have indoor plumbing. It was installed July 12th, 1970 <-not a typo
yeah was pretty awesome he was a strategist renown for never being beaten he sat in the middle of an abandoned town playing away when the enemy stormed in the got suspicious and high tailed it out of there despite outnumbering there enemy 4 - 1.Insert Comedy Here said:
Did you know that the argument on this bullet topic is totally moot because the original poster forgot to include the very specific statement that objects only fall at the same rate IN A VACUM. That wind resistance will affect both the bullet and the comparative item being dropped vertically thus ensuring that they will not hit the floor at the same time.
Music related!
When someone is talking normaly they are talking in their 'tonic voice.' When someone is nervious, unsure or preaching they raise their pitch a 4th so they talk in thier Subdominant (IV) voice. When someone goes up on the end of every sentANCE, you know how people do thAT, they raise there voice a 5th so they are in their V voice.
When someone is talking normaly they are talking in their 'tonic voice.' When someone is nervious, unsure or preaching they raise their pitch a 4th so they talk in thier Subdominant (IV) voice. When someone goes up on the end of every sentANCE, you know how people do thAT, they raise there voice a 5th so they are in their V voice.
Did you know that nature is not to be fucked with?
http://www.cracked.com/article_17612_6-most-badass-murder-weapons-in-animal-kingdom.html
http://www.cracked.com/article_17612_6-most-badass-murder-weapons-in-animal-kingdom.html
I heard that this was made up and put into a newspaper. it was announced on my radio one morning that the perosn who said this told evryone that s/he made this up.Supraliminal said:
Anyway did you know that no one has found a centipede with 100 legs. the closest to 100 was 98. (I think)
Did You Know? That is really scaryAbuFace said:
Did You Know? that if humans are told not to do something, they are more likely to actually do it to A: Find out how you react and B: Find out what happens if you do it. We can't process no.
Wrong.http://www.goldfishconnection.com/articles/details.php?articleId=137&parentId=12: Parasites, Genetics, or bruising. Nothing to do with light.Davey Woo said:
Wrong. http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/twit
Nothing to do with goldfish there. I've also heard that twat means a pregnant goldfish, laying credence to both being tosh.
Close, but no cigar. http://home.vicnet.net.au/~koalas/factsgeneral.html They have FEW predators, which mostly bother just the young.
Wrong again. If we go to toilet paper in general, its from 6th century China. Modern toilet paper started in America. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Toilet_paper#Modern_toilet_paper
Can't find anything on this. However, the Roman's had public toilets, I see no reason for them not to segregate.
Oooh so close. He actually said he had: "neither the natural ability nor the experience to deal with human beings."
Please people. CHECK YOUR FACTS. It is not difficult.
Yea I'm done.[/quote]
Yeah, it's no problem. And sorry for being that dick who just has to point it out.Cuniculus said:
I've heard that one somewhere before, I thought it was ironic.afaceforradio said:
The phrase "rule of thumb" is derived from an old English law which stated that you couldn't beat your wife with anything wider than your thumb.
In every episode of Seinfeld there is a Superman somewhere.
When you sneeze, all your bodily functions stop even your heart.
I think that last one is weirdest, because I've sneezed for 5 secs once.
This one checks out. And is awesome.http://www.associatedcontent.com/article/274405/andrew_jackson_our_irascible_7th_president_pg3.html?cat=37Sigel said:
Can't find anything either way, seems plausible.
Multi-layered doubly wrong. The urban legend is that this is his gravestone, which is false.
"According to the documentary W.C. Fields Straight Up,[7] his death occurred in this way: he winked and smiled at a nurse, put a finger to his lips, and died. Fields was 66, and had been a patient for 14 months.
Fields was cremated and his ashes interred in the Forest Lawn Memorial Park Cemetery, in Glendale, California. There have been stories that he wanted his grave marker to read "On the whole, I would rather be in Philadelphia", his home town, which is similar to a line he used in My Little Chickadee: "I'd like to see Paris before I die... Philadelphia would do!" (In the same film, he made a point of referencing "Philadelphia cream cheese". Given his fondness for words, maybe he just liked the sound of his home town's name.) This rumor has also morphed into "I would rather be here than in Philadelphia". The anecdote that Fields often remarked, "Philadelphia, wonderful town, spent a week there one night" is unsubstantiated. It is also said that Fields wanted "I'd rather be in Philadelphia" on his gravestone because of the old vaudeville joke among comedians that "I would rather be dead than play Philadelphia". Whatever his wishes might have been, his interment marker merely has his name and birth and death years."
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/W._C._Fields#Final_years
No such law ever existed. Any beating laws were concerned with the damage caused, not the implement. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rule_of_thumb#Origin_of_the_phrasewhaleswiththumbs said:
Although the misconception dates back to 1782 so I'd say this "fact" actually becomes MORE interesting on being debunked.
ALL your body functions? Even digestion? Even muscle contraction? So you can't walk and sneeze? Do your sphincters immediately relax and make you piss yourself? Be very careful using the word "all". Oh, and the heart is fine: http://menshealth.about.com/od/conditions/a/Sneezing_men.htm
You get a lot of muscle movement and pressure change in sneezing, so I guess it's possible for the contractions to wobble slightly.
Also, I'm intrigued by this five second sneeze. Sneezes (the actually expulsion) are pretty quick, under a second I'd wager. The five second sneeze I guess is just the inhaling build up.