Barcon
Well-Known Member
Cheeky sod. I wasn't even conceived until 63.Was that you in 1960 ?
Cheeky sod. I wasn't even conceived until 63.Was that you in 1960 ?
No wonder it never comes when I call its name.You mean sisal. Sizzle is what bacon does.
Get knotted.This is just a terrible thread.
The string or the tree ? You need to be more pacific. That way we can sea what you nean.If the string was tied around a tree, and said tree falls in a forest, and no one is around to hear it, does it make a sound?
But but but you wouldn't fly in a straight line and what about wind resistance ?One piece of string measured from New York to Paris.
When Charles Lindbergh was refuelling The Spirit of St Louis prior to his transatlantic crossing in 1927, they realised they didn’t know the distance, an important fact. Off they trotted to the local library to measure a globe using a piece of string (which I assume they then measure using a rule to convert into nautical miles).
*courtesy Bill Bryson in his book One Summer America 1927.