Very odd facts!!

[orangenblue420]

Originally posted by Chronic_Toker
This is back to the odd facts...

Did you know that 5 out of 4 people have trouble with fractions?

LMAO - I didnt catch that right away -

[Uula Bear]

Originally posted by Chronic_Toker
This is back to the odd facts...

Did you know that 5 out of 4 people have trouble with fractions?

atleast it's not an outragous number, like 8 out of 10 people

[Chronic_Toker]

This is back to the odd facts...

Did you know that 5 out of 4 people have trouble with fractions?

[Broncs Bomber]

My phone goes nuts every Sunday. Between the guys in my fantasy league calling every time someone on their team scores and the influx of Jets fans I have to deal with. They call me because I'm an impartial voice and I try to make them feel better when their beloved Jets lose.

[2 Minute Warning]

Originally posted by Rocky Palmer
Don't know if this is really a fact, but it is guaranteed that if I'm in the bathroom the phone will ring or someone will knock on the front door...LOL.

I always get interupted during the games seems to never fail.
So I tend to turn the ringer on the phone to "off":p

[NOLABroncofan]

Originally posted by Elway4King
Speaking of bathroom humor. It's guaranteed that when I really need to go it will plop the water and leave my hole wet. This causes a problem when I have to wipe because the TP falls apart. Anyone else have this problem?

Cody J. Esquire

The recent conversational topic leaves something to be desired.

Nuff said...

[Uula Bear]

Originally posted by Elway4King
Speaking of bathroom humor. It's guaranteed that when I really need to go it will plop the water and leave my hole wet. This causes a problem when I have to wipe because the TP falls apart. Anyone else have this problem?

Cody J. Esquire

Hahaha, there is a way to prevent this from happening...simply break off a few squares of tp and fold them over and place them in the target zone in the toilet and when your 'unak' dives in, it'll be like an olympic diver (no splash). Remember not to put the tp in until right before dropping it.

[Elway4King]

Originally posted by The Dark Knight
I use paper towels instead of toilet paper.
Bigger, Stronger, Better.

True, there's nothing like the hand of Mr. Brawny wiping your rear.

Cody J. Esquire

[The Dark Knight]

Originally posted by Elway4King
Speaking of bathroom humor. It's guaranteed that when I really need to go it will plop the water and leave my hole wet. This causes a problem when I have to wipe because the TP falls apart. Anyone else have this problem?

Cody J. Esquire

I use paper towels instead of toilet paper.
Bigger, Stronger, Better.

[Elway4King]

Originally posted by Rocky Palmer
Don't know if this is really a fact, but it is guaranteed that if I'm in the bathroom the phone will ring or someone will knock on the front door...LOL.

Speaking of bathroom humor. It's guaranteed that when I really need to go it will plop the water and leave my hole wet. This causes a problem when I have to wipe because the TP falls apart. Anyone else have this problem?

Cody J. Esquire

[Rocky Palmer]

Don't know if this is really a fact, but it is guaranteed that if I'm in the bathroom the phone will ring or someone will knock on the front door...LOL.

[Chronic_Toker]

I was thinking my fellow Bronco fans would like these

As far as the water one I have nothing to back it up, nor any of the others. I just found all of them on a site and figured I'd provide you with some entertainment.

[Jared]

Re: Very odd facts!!

Originally posted by Chronic_Toker

84 percent of American men eat an Oreo cookie intact; 41 percent of American women pull it apart and eat the creamy middle first.

Joke doesn't need to be said, does it?


80 percent of Americans eat their corn on the cob in circles rather than from side to side.

Really? I have never met anyone who does this. You' think by now I would have.

Women aged 21 to 34 are by far the group most likely to look behind the shower curtain when using someone else's bathroom.

why?


When shampooing their hair, most people (84%) pour the shampoo into their hand first, not onto their head.

Guilty as charged

Of all of the cola sold in the United States, 12 percent is consumed with or instead of breakfast.

That's just wrong. Do you know how bad this is for you or your kids?


Chances that an American lives within 50 mi of where he/she grew up: 1 in 2

So much for the 'upward and mobile" culture we supposedly have. GO SEE THE WORLD, PEOPLE!

Percentage of American men who say they would marry the same woman if they had it to do all over again: 80 . Percentage of American women who say they would marry the same man: 50

Percentage of men who say they are happier after their divorce or separation: 58 . Percentage of women who say they are happier: 85

Its always been my theory that women have much more specific and defined expectations out of a relationship than men. And they don't always verbalize them, and wonder why we seem clueless.

[The Dark Knight]

Men can read smaller print than women; women can hear better

Yes, this is true.

A woman's hearing is actually finely tuned at 3000 Hz.
The sound of a typical baby's cry.

[Elway4King]

Originally posted by Perry1977
Thank you mister professor!

You are absolutely right. I was actually taking the angle that the 'same amount' of water weighs the same no matter what temperature. Density and weight aren't the same thing. In other words, if you take two equal amounts of water, heat one up and cool one down (assuming that the water is heated to sub-boiling temperatures, so none is lost to evaporation), they are still gonna weigh the same.

Conversely, if you take an exact volume of hot water, and the same exact volume of cold water, the cold water is going to 'weigh more' because there are more water molecules fitting into the same space.

Well I don't understand how amount can mean anything other than a measurement like volume. As far as the same amount of water weighing the same at any temperature I have to disagree. It seems it should but by doing the math it doesn't work out that way. You're right, density does not equal mass but it has an effect on it. Therefore, like I pointed out above 100mL of 100 degree C water DOES NOT weigh the same as 100mL of 1 degree C water.

Cody J. Esquire