Stupid Trivia

[SandBox_Kid]

Why does a round pizza come in a square box?

[Warrior07]

cause there warming bags are square

[SandBox_Kid]

How important does a person have to be before they are considered assassinated, instead of just murdered?

[Warrior07]

How important does a person have to be before they are considered assassinated, instead of just murdered?

[Guest Crasher]

When glass cracks, how fast to those cracks move?

I give up! Can't find anything on the web. lol!

[desertskyz]

What is the only animal besides a human that can get leporsy?

This animal can also walk underwater.

[Richard Cheese]

hippos

[Guest Crasher]

What no answer on the glass one????

If Vegitable oil is made out of vegitables, and corn oil is made out of corn, then what is baby oil made out of?

Babies of course!!! Actually baby oil is just scented mineral oil.

Okay, I must be really bored to want to know the answer to all of these questions. :porn:

[TheAlaskan]

What is the only animal besides a human that can get leporsy?

This animal can also walk underwater.

the Jesus Lizard? thats the only animal i know of that can actually walk on water

[TheAlaskan]

wronngggggggg it is turbo charged direct injection :porn:

I didn't see a 'C' anywhere in TDI there pete

I give up! Can't find anything on the web. lol!

When glass breaks, the cracks move faster than 3,000 miles per hour. To photograph the event, a camera must shoot at a millionth of a second.

[desertskyz]

When glass cracks, how fast to those cracks move?

When hyperelasticity dominates, cracks can move faster than all elastic waves. This is in clear contrast to the classical theories in which it is believed that the longitudinal elastic wave speed is an impenetrable upper limit of crack speed. Figure shows snapshots of a computer simulation where the crack breaks through the sound barrier and propagates at a supersonic velocity (in glass, for instance with a speed higher than 5.300 m/sec, which is greater than 19,000 km/h). Such phenomenon can only be understood through hyperelasticity.

[desertskyz]

hippos

Nope, The Armadillo

[Guest Crasher]

When hyperelasticity dominates, cracks can move faster than all elastic waves. This is in clear contrast to the classical theories in which it is believed that the longitudinal elastic wave speed is an impenetrable upper limit of crack speed. Figure shows snapshots of a computer simulation where the crack breaks through the sound barrier and propagates at a supersonic velocity (in glass, for instance with a speed higher than 5.300 m/sec, which is greater than 19,000 km/h). Such phenomenon can only be understood through hyperelasticity.

Oh, okay. That's what I thought..................................... WHATEVER!!! :porn:

[TheAlaskan]

How important does a person have to be before they are considered assassinated, instead of just murdered?

An assassin is a murderer who is politcally motivated or motivated by money so it's not a question of importance. An assassination is aimed at a man's beliefs and is not considered personal. A murder on the other hand is often personal or random without any cause and happens to ordinary people.

[~JILL~]

All this, I sure fell dumb. I'm to lazy to look it all up so now my brain hurts from thinking about the answers and trying to figure out where you get this stuff from!!!!!!!!!

[TheAlaskan]

All this, I sure fell dumb. I'm to lazy to look it all up so now my brain hurts from thinking about the answers and trying to figure out where you get this stuff from!!!!!!!!!

Its a VERY SLOW day at work :porn: ...good thing i brought my laptop, some of this stuff is actually pretty interesting, like that 1963 chrysler

[indasand]

Thier badges were originally made of copper.

Oh! I just thought it stood for "Constables on Patrol"

[TheAlaskan]

A couple of word questions;

1. What is the longest word that alternates hands when typing?

2. What is the only 15 letter word that can be spelled without repeating a letter?

3. What is significant about this sentance, "The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog"?

Yes, I am very, very bored at work today!

[indasand]

A couple of word questions;

1. What is the longest word that alternates hands when typing?

2. What is the only 15 letter word that can be spelled without repeating a letter?

3. What is significant about this sentance, "The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog"?

Yes, I am very, very bored at work today!

1) Skepticisms

[TheAlaskan]

1) Skepticisms

Right on!

any guess on the other two

[indasand]

Right on!

any guess on the other two

Nope, started skipping typing class right after the first thing sunk in...

[Guest Crasher]

A couple of word questions;

1. What is the longest word that alternates hands when typing?

2. What is the only 15 letter word that can be spelled without repeating a letter?

3. What is significant about this sentance, "The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog"?

Yes, I am very, very bored at work today!

2. Uncopyrightable.

3. It's a pangram (a phrase that uses all the letters of the alphabet). Also known as a holoalphabetic sentence.

Edited December 12, 2007 by Crasher

[TheAlaskan]

2. Uncopyrightable.

3. It's a pangram (a phrase that uses all the letters of the alphabet). Also known as a holoalphabetic sentence.

WE HAVE A WINNER except I didnt know what it was called

[~JILL~]

Darn Tiffany your good at this.

I did know the last one of the three though.

Edited December 12, 2007 by BALL-N-CHAIN

[barefoot bob]

It was a Chrysler Turbine car of which only 55 were made......pretty sweet looking too

HA HA HA I KNEW IT WAS A TURBINE