Rambling Rosie's Retreat

[Anastasia1999]

Hopefully none of us are That old

I would not be so sure of that……

 

[stickygirl]

Yeah, but it's not the only thing that gets bigger...

I may simply have read my watch incorrectly - I didn't mean to rewrite the laws of physics, but if the earth is tilting towards the sun as it does in spring, then my legs could have become longer.

 

[RosewoodTulip]

Yeah, but it's not the only thing that gets bigger...

My brain hurts

 

[RosewoodTulip]

I may simply have read my watch incorrectly - I didn't mean to rewrite the laws of physics, but if the earth is tilting towards the sun as it does in spring, then my legs could have become longer.

Is it a nice walk?

 

[Peter_Out]

Ha I do that all the time!

(me too)

 

[Peter_Out]

Hopefully none of us are That old

Git.

 

[stickygirl]

Is it a nice walk?

It is a satisfactory one: some sheeps; a few lovely oaks; a cricket pitch; pylons; a substation; access to a mains sewer; a graveyard... is this what you meant? Several stiles and latched gates. People with dogs. The church.

 

[RosewoodTulip]

It is a satisfactory one: some sheeps; a few lovely oaks; a cricket pitch; pylons; a substation; access to a mains sewer; a graveyard... is this what you meant? Several stiles and latched gates. People with dogs. The church.

Yeah kinda
Depends where people live, wanting to go for a walk and having nowhere nice to go. Makes it easy to get out if there's things to look at I think.
Sounds sort of similar to my little village

 

[lingus60]

Things expand when they get warmer. Fact

We're through winter now, so things are warming up. Therefore inches are longer than they were in winter.

So you won't notice a difference in your height.

Glad to be of help

But not H2O.... the anomalous expansion of water due to hydrogen bonding. Water expands when it freezes....

 

[Wand3rlust]

But not H2O.... the anomalous expansion of water due to hydrogen bonding. Water expands when it freezes....

*swoons*

 

[Saltfountain]

But not H2O.... the anomalous expansion of water due to hydrogen bonding. Water expands when it freezes....

It also expands when heated, with the ultimate expansion being steam...

 

[stickygirl]

*swoons*

Me too, when people talk dirty physics

 

[lingus60]

It also expands when heated, with the ultimate expansion being steam...

That's different... water to steam is a phase change, not an expansion..

 

[Wand3rlust]

 

[RosewoodTulip]

*swoons*

Me too, when people talk dirty physics

I'm with you two

 

[Saltfountain]

That's different... water to steam is a phase change, not an expansion..

As is water to ice.

Liquid to solid

 

[Saltfountain]

I'm with you two

Me against the world as always ffs

 

[RosewoodTulip]

Me against the world as always ffs

Tbh I like it when anyone gets nerdy. It's one of my favourite things. So two nerds having a nerd battle is great for me

 

[Saltfountain]

Tbh I like it when anyone gets nerdy. It's one of my favourite things. So two nerds having a nerd battle is great for me

I'm busking

I have no fucking clue. I did art...

 

[IARainman]

I'm busking

I have no fucking clue. I did art...

Me too. As a musician the impacts of temperature are interesting as well.

I’m a brass musician. Anyone care to guess what happens to the pitch of brass instruments in the heavy or cold?

 

[Saltfountain]

Me too. As a musician the impacts of temperature are interesting as well.

I’m a brass musician. Anyone care to guess what happens to the pitch of brass instruments in the heavy or cold?

In the cold you go flat

 

[lingus60]

As is water to ice.

Liquid to solid

Fair point... touchee .. but the hydrogen bonding in water gives it two unique properties; it's a liquid at room temperature which is remarkable for its molecular weight of 18, and its solid phase is less dense than the liquid phase so ice floats rather than sinks so bodies of water don't freeze solid. All of that is pretty essential for life as we know it Jim... now let's not get started on the anthropic principle... I need a lie down in a darkened room....

 

[Peter_Out]

Me too. As a musician the impacts of temperature are interesting as well.

I’m a brass musician. Anyone care to guess what happens to the pitch of brass instruments in the heavy or cold?

In "the heavy"? As in "A pint of heavy please pal?" ("Heavy" being Scottish beer, in case you don't know.)

I imagine it goes gurgle.

 

[lingus60]

Me too. As a musician the impacts of temperature are interesting as well.

I’m a brass musician. Anyone care to guess what happens to the pitch of brass instruments in the heavy or cold?

It's brass monkeys in the cold

 

[IARainman]

In "the heavy"? As in "A pint of heavy please pal?" ("Heavy" being Scottish beer, in case you don't know.)

I imagine it goes gurgle.

In "the heavy"? As in "A pint of heavy please pal?" ("Heavy" being Scottish beer, in case you don't know.)

I imagine it goes gurgle.

Sorry, that was a phone autocorrect s/b “heat “