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[ChicagoBlue]

No One Can Explain Why Planes Stay in the Air

No One Can Explain Why Planes Stay in the Air

Do recent explanations solve the mysteries of aerodynamic lift?

www.scientificamerican.com

 

[Zinchilla]

I’m sitting in the yard drinking beer. I thought I’d take a photo cos that’s really interesting. It looks like someone drew a dick on my boat

Nice sack train, shot at a devil may care, jaunty angle. Interesting perspective.

 

[Uncle Wally One Ball]

4 pint cans of Heineken (very cold) from the local dobber shop was just £6.25.

 

[Uncle Wally One Ball]

The sister of JD Tippit, who was the copper that Lee Harvey Oswald shot, died yesterday aged 88

 

[Kippax77]

Scooping up dog shit makes me heave

 

[crublue1]

Scooping up dog shit makes me heave

Me too, then I found out you only have to do it if you have a dog.

 

[Uncle Wally One Ball]

Scooping up dog shit makes me heave

Dogsitting?

 

[Fiftyyearsandcounting]

High heel shoes were first used in the 16th century for Persian cavalry soldiers. They gave the horsemen better stability in the stirrups when using their bows.

Quick approximate conversion from degrees C to F -
Double the C + 28 (sometimes easier to add 30 then minus 2)
eg 25c =50+28=78. Actual is 77
eg 10c =20+28=48. Actual is 50

 

[crublue1]

High heel shoes were first used in the 16th century for Persian cavalry soldiers. They gave the horsemen better stability in the stirrups when using their bows.

Quick approximate conversion from degrees C to F -
Double the C + 28 (sometimes easier to add 30 then minus 2)
eg 25c =50+28=78. Actual is 77
eg 10c =20+28=48. Actual is 50

Interesting.
Talking of bows, back in the olden days, every parish in england had to produce a certain amount of bow stays for the kings armies.
The best wood for bow making was yew.
Now the problem with yew is, it's poisonous to livestock, so it cant be grown where sheep or cows graze.
So what did they do I hear you ask.
Well, they grew the trees in churchyards, where no animals were grazed.
That's why there are numerous old yew trees in churchyards today, and are rarely seen elsewhere.
Next time you pass an old church, have a look. Chances are it will have one or more old yew trees.
Thank you for reading, hope you found it informative and interesting

 

[Tuearts right boot]

We drive on the left because English kings and noblemen at the time used to be right handed and used their right hand to fight and joust so attacked on or too the left, whereas Roman charioteers and Napoleon were or fought left handed and as such needed to ride on the right in order to fight or joust.

 

[Barcon]

We drive on the left because English kings and noblemen at the time used to be right handed and used their right hand to fight and joust so attacked on or too the left, whereas Roman charioteers and Napoleon were or fought left handed and as such needed to ride on the right in order to fight or joust.

Left handed cunts should have been used as fire logs.

 

[crublue1]

Left handed cunts should have been used as fire logs.

There are left and right handed cunts? Now you tell me.

 

[Bill Walker]

Scooping up dog shit makes me heave

Even Someone else doing it makes me heave

 

[yerwot?]

the symbol on Citroen cars is in recognition of their invention of their machining of chevron teeth on gear-wheels, not previously possible....

 

[PannickAtTheDisco]

the symbol on Citroen cars is in recognition of their invention of their machining of chevron teeth on gear-wheels, not previously possible....

Things you didn't realise you never needed to know...

 

[Bill Walker]

I really don't like City playing in blue shorts

 

[crublue1]

the symbol on Citroen cars is in recognition of their invention of their machining of chevron teeth on gear-wheels, not previously possible....

Didn't know that. Great stuff.

 

[Blue Mist]

Interesting.
Talking of bows, back in the olden days, every parish in england had to produce a certain amount of bow stays for the kings armies.
The best wood for bow making was yew.
Now the problem with yew is, it's poisonous to livestock, so it cant be grown where sheep or cows graze.
So what did they do I hear you ask.
Well, they grew the trees in churchyards, where no animals were grazed.
That's why there are numerous old yew trees in churchyards today, and are rarely seen elsewhere.
Next time you pass an old church, have a look. Chances are it will have one or more old yew trees.
Thank you for reading, hope you found it informative and interesting

Yew made that up

 

[Blue Mist]

Interesting.
Talking of bows, back in the olden days, every parish in england had to produce a certain amount of bow stays for the kings armies.
The best wood for bow making was yew.
Now the problem with yew is, it's poisonous to livestock, so it cant be grown where sheep or cows graze.
So what did they do I hear you ask.
Well, they grew the trees in churchyards, where no animals were grazed.
That's why there are numerous old yew trees in churchyards today, and are rarely seen elsewhere.
Next time you pass an old church, have a look. Chances are it will have one or more old yew trees.
Thank you for reading, hope you found it informative and interesting

It is also the reason we shake hands with our right hand. If you approached a stranger with your hand extended you were not going to draw your sword and fight.

 

[yerwot?]

The almost total eradication of the buffalo in the US had only one purpose, and that was to starve the indigenous first-nation population into oblivion, genocide that is firmly under the carpet of white history. "Plausible deniability" trumps any moral issues, aided and abetted by a complicit and racially driven press. La plus ca change etc...