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OpenMind;1101385 wrote: If we were to travel faster than the speed of light, we would see nothing behind us until we slowed down below the speed of light. What is in front of us would probably blur as all photons would reach us instantaneously.


Also, we would leave our bodies behind as our particles scramble to try and keep up with us.

will you put your pic in as your avy?

Is it that cold in Leeds that you get polar bears?

jimbo;1101386 wrote: yup





what are those things that disappear before they are created called


Anomolies.

Odie;1101403 wrote: will you put your pic in as your avy?


Which one, Odie?

only1?;1101404 wrote: Is it that cold in Leeds that you get polar bears?


Probably but I haven't seen any yet. I haven't seen any seals either.

OpenMind;1101406 wrote: Anomolies.


No, they're abominations.

Heres one you'll know then, Whats the best real ale?? (I can use this info for present time as Im tee total lol)

only1?;1101419 wrote: heres one you'll know then, whats the best real ale?? (i can use this info for present time as im tee total lol)


tetley's

only1?;1101419 wrote: Heres one you'll know then, Whats the best real ale?? (I can use this info for present time as Im tee total lol)


The best real ale I've tried recently is Yorkshire Breweries Winter Ale. It is a dark ale with hoppy and cherry flavours and very warming.

To properly answer this question would require a large team of people to go out and try every real ale on offer at least once a week if not daily. There are various factors that effect the quality of a real ale from the moment the wort is created to the point when the cask is emptied.

oscar;1101423 wrote: tetley's


I haven't seen a real ale by Tetleys for a long while now.

Lol Im not expecting you to fund that :wah: I think I'll just keep getting em Black sheep as its easy

only1?;1101448 wrote: Lol Im not expecting you to fund that :wah: I think I'll just keep getting em Black sheep as its easy


I thought you were going to offer to fund an expedition. Thank god you told me now, I was getting my elbow warmed up.

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It's all a question of what's on offer at your local then and the method by which the pub stores the casks and delivers the product to the customer. You'd be surprised at how many real ale varieties are out there.

OpenMind;1101411 wrote: Which one, Odie?


the one on your profile.:-5:-5:-5:yh_rotfl:yh_rotfl:yh_rotfl

Odie;1101486 wrote: the one on your profile.:-5:-5:-5:yh_rotfl:yh_rotfl:yh_rotfl


To be honest, I hadn't thought of using my profile picture for my avatar. I use the polar bears as a representation of myself and my daughter as it were. Putting a pic up of us both felt tacky to me.:o

oscar;1101376 wrote: I had a curry last week that was medium and this week i had another curry called a 'Tarka' curry. It was a 'little otter' :yh_rotfl:yh_rotfl


I guess I better get otter here:yh_rotfl

is it the end of the world as we know it?

jimbo;1102272 wrote: enough with the bi polar bears all ready





hubble has found dark energy thoughts please





HubbleSite - Dark Energy - What Is Dark Energy?


I look forward to when the scientists establish what it is. The image of the rings is something we see around light bulbs also.

jimbo;1102324 wrote: the shape of time





YouTube - The Shape of Time


Yay. Fuzzy Butt.:yh_rotfl:yh_rotfl

PS. I have that book by Stephen Hawkings.

Omni_Skittles;1102448 wrote: is it the end of the world as we know it?


Not a chance.:wah:

Should i beat my brother with the remote?

Omni_Skittles;1102488 wrote: Should i beat my brother with the remote?


I suggest using a mobile mechanical arm that you can control by remote.

when does politics start to make sense?

Omni_Skittles;1102498 wrote: when does politics start to make sense?


When you become a politician.



Or are you referring to political science?

OpenMind;1102502 wrote: When you become a politician.



Or are you referring to political science?I'll ask the questions!!! where were you at the times of 2 and 4 am during the murder of Mr. Blue?... btw here's a picture of him :-1

OpenMind;1101351 wrote: The colours of the rainbow are diffracted sunlight.


Now I think you're diffracting my questions. :yh_rotfl:yh_rotfl

Omni_Skittles;1102505 wrote: I'll ask the questions!!! where were you at the times of 2 and 4 am during the murder of Mr. Blue?... btw here's a picture of him :-1


I was asleep so I could have been anywhere.

what is the meaning of the number 42....

shelbell;1102515 wrote: Now I think you're diffracting my questions. :yh_rotfl:yh_rotfl


I don't have the equipment to diffract your questions, of that I can assure you. Look to the Internet, it will be diffracting your questions through the cable modems.

They are recombined before they reach my PC when the light signals are reconverted to electrical signals.:yh_tong2:yh_tong2

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Omni_Skittles;1102545 wrote: what is the meaning of the number 42....


The meaning of 42 suggests the following key traits:

The Protector, Provider, Healer, Nurturing, Children,

Empathy, Intuition, Sympathy, Quality, Sustenance,

Love of Community, Unconditional love, Circulation,

Economy, Agriculture, Charity, Balance, Grace, Evolution,

Simplicity, Sorcery.

OpenMind;1102547 wrote: I don't have the equipment to diffract your questions, of that I can assure you. Look to the Internet, it will be diffracting your questions through the cable modems.

They are recombined before they reach my PC when the light signals are reconverted to electrical signals.:yh_tong2:yh_tong2

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In other words, you don't know. :p:p



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shelbell;1102554 wrote: In other words, you don't know. :p:p







:yh_rotfl:yh_rotfl:yh_rotfl


Incorrect. Reread and apply linear logic.:wah:

OpenMind;1102558 wrote: Incorrect. Reread and apply linear logic.:wah:


Hve you not read my signature line?:yh_rotfl:yh_rotfl

shelbell;1102577 wrote: Hve you not read my signature line?:yh_rotfl:yh_rotfl


I have and it has been constructed logically.



So there!

Why do you think the woman stuck on the railway crossing in her car didnt just get out of the car and go to the side of the tracks????

OpenMind;1102584 wrote: I have and it has been constructed logically.



So there!


:p:p:p

only1?;1102589 wrote: Why do you think the woman stuck on the railway crossing in her car didnt just get out of the car and go to the side of the tracks????


Out of respect for the fact that she was killed, I will answer seriously. I have only heard bits of info about this incident on the radio at work. I really don't know why she didn't get out and call the signalman.

shelbell;1102590 wrote: :p:p:p


:p:p:p back.

OpenMind;1102598 wrote: :p:p:p back.






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OpenMind;1102597 wrote: Out of respect for the fact that she was killed, I will answer seriously. I have only heard bits of info about this incident on the radio at work. I really don't know why she didn't get out and call the signalman.


I've just looked up the report on BBC's site. From this I would guess that she must have panicked, particularly once the barriers started coming down along with the warning sounds going off.

It's very sad when someone dies violently for whatever reason.

Yes I was just going to say that panic must have been the overiding factor as from a distance its very logical to just get out and walk away.

Sorry for posing such a serious question, I was just curious to what you had thought about it as there is little info.

only1?;1102612 wrote: Yes I was just going to say that panic must have been the overiding factor as from a distance its very logical to just get out and walk away.



Sorry for posing such a serious question, I was just curious to what you had thought about it as there is little info.


In fact, there would probably have been a road sign at the crossing stating exactly what to do if you gets stuck on the crossing, especially in a vehicle. Ringing the signalman is very important to stop any oncoming trains. There could have been a very serious incident causing more deaths. I think that the train that did come along was going relatively slow. Probably a local train.

I personally think that sensors should be placed at these crossings to detect obstructions. I'm sure it wouldn't be that expensive and can either be transmitted to the signal centre or wired into the signalling system to slow down and/or stop the train. Preferably both. It wouldn't be that difficult to do. The track itself is a part of the signalling system.

Have you ever washed a hog?

jimbo;1105929 wrote: does my ex wife count :sneaky::sneaky::sneaky:


Is she a hog?:wah: