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What number am I thinking of?
Pi
What goes best with stewed cabbage and sausage, potatoes or something else?
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Balderdashery - to run away from a bald person
At school, Andy would balderdashery every time he saw the headmistress.
Schnuclemuff
This is a word of German origin and describes a device for keeping a certain delicate part of the anatomy safe from radiation poisoning in the event of an nuclear war.
"Make sure you wear your schnuclemuff. The radiation count is quite high today."
spamgonsheddling
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This was written by my 10 year old daughter as a Creative Writing assignment for School. The theme was "The funny side of life". The school has since entered this poem into an International Poetry competition organised by COBIS (Council of British International Schools)
FUNNY THINGS
Strange things happen in life sometimes,
Like animals driving cars and all in lines.
Then today on the way to school,
A baboon stole my lunch and that’s not cool!
An aardvark on a skateboard zoomed past me,
I chased him down towards the sea.
“Slow down, slow down!” I shouted after him,
And then I met a fish who could not swim.
My world is upside down and spinning around,
My feet are in the sky and my head is in the ground.
I see all these things that are not as they seem
And then I wake up and it was all just a dream.
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If the world were to end tomorrow.. which 5 Stories Space friends would you want to spend the last day with?
One who can sing well ...
One who dances beautifully ...
One who is gifted at telling stories aloud and is outrageously funny ...
One who loves to cook and would bring a delicious picnic ...
One who appreciates good wine and beer and would provide the necessary drinks - in quantity ...
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Back to my question: What is the number one chore you would happily never have to do again?
Dishes - I really and truly hate washing dishes.
BTW it is wonderful to exchange differing points of views with an intellect individual and look... no insulting innuendoes.
Maybe instead of giving up the Mars mission we can take the money from military expenditures instead.
If you could give up eating or sleeping without affecting your health, which would you pick to do without?
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Actually, light does have mass.. if it inhabits space it has mass.. whether it is relevant mass is another discussion.. so I would pat him on the back..
No, but I can write on a vap/chalkboard while facing my class.
I have a friend on this site that believes the crazy idea that photons have mass. He is very smart and well educated, but must have forgotten this.
(he believes if it inhabits space it has mass, despite the fact that photons do not interact with the universal Higg's Field)
What should I do? Ignore this foolishness, encourage his out-of-the-box thinking regardless of how fantastical it is, or just put him out of his misery?
