Tell Me Something I Don't Know

[juicylips]

It will rain unless the temperature is at or below freezing, at which point the water particles turn into snow. If the temperature is colder up high and warmer closer to the earth, the snow will melt on it's way down and become sleet. Usually if it's windy.

or something.

I shave my balls.

I think the reason is becoming so clear why I stick to fuck threads.

 

[Coolville]

Europeans don't put ice in their drinks.

I'm not sure if you're trying to wind me up or what...
Of course we do! Just like anyone else!
Where you get your info?!

 

[Bent]

Pennslyvania Dutch are not Dutch at all.

 

[Bent]

I'm not sure if you're trying to wind me up or what...
Of course we do! Just like anyone else!
Where you get your info?!

Cooly, I live in Holland! I have yet, in all my hundred years here, to find any establishment that will put ice in my drink without me asking first...same applies to Germany where I lived for 5 years, France, Spain, and Austria where I have vacationed...or maybe the people just don't like me

 

[Bent]

The Netherlands is the country, and Holland is a portion of The Netherlands.

The capitol of The Netherlands is The Hague and not Amsterdam. Sorry, just extremely bored today.

 

[Lost Cause]

In case you didn't know....

You may make 10,000 posts today.

I shave my neck.

 

[Bent]

Who?

 

[juicylips]

The Netherlands is the country, and Holland is a portion of The Netherlands.

The capitol of The Netherlands is The Hague and not Amsterdam. Sorry, just extremely bored today.

Most of us are here because we're either horny or bored. Post as much as you like.

 

[juicylips]

Re: In case you didn't know....

You may make 10,000 posts today.

I shave my neck.

I did notice that earlier.

Not that you shaved...but my post total.

 

[Coolville]

Pennslyvania Dutch are not Dutch at all.

Their name is a mistranslation of Deutsch (German). Their language is an old-fashioned German.

 

[Bent]

Most of us are here because we're either horny or bored. Post as much as you like.

Thank you, that's sweet.

Here's one for the girls: Shops close here at 6pm, except on Thursday (Friday in some places) when they close at 9 (ya know where I'll be tonight), and are closed on Sundays, except for once a month.

A shopaholic would go through the DTs here.

 

[Coolville]

Cooly, I live in Holland! I have yet, in all my hundred years here, to find any establishment that will put ice in my drink without me asking first...same applies to Germany where I lived for 5 years, France, Spain, and Austria where I have vacationed...or maybe the people just don't like me

That's probably because you're ordering coffee... THERE'S your problem!

I guess we just visit different bars.... I've never heard of this Ice Shortage.

 

[juicylips]

Their name is a mistranslation of Deutsch (German). Their language is an old-fashioned German.

Is this the same group as the Amish ?

 

[Coolville]

What Americans call a Danish, in Denmark we call a "Vienna Bread".

Who knows what they call them in Vienna.

 

[Bent]

That's probably because you're ordering coffee... THERE'S your problem!

Coffee?! Yuck! I'm a soda drinker. That could be it, I'm referring to soda, and you are talking about 'drink' drinks?

Another bit of knowledge: You drink a glass of wine by holding the stem of the glass and not the base.

 

[Coolville]

Is this the same group as the Amish ?

They are the Amish. But I don't know if the Penn. Dutch are just those in Penn.

 

[ReadyMike]

How am I going to come up with something JuicyLips doesn't know, while I'm gawking at her AV?

 

[Pixie]

What Americans call a Danish, in Denmark we call a "Vienna Bread".

Who knows what they call them in Vienna.

We call 'em wieners in Finland too.

 

[juicylips]

How am I going to come up with something JuicyLips doesn't know, while I'm gawking at her AV?

Tell me your favorite color. I have no idea what it is.

 

[Coolville]

We call 'em wieners in Finland too.

Which would be something like
wienerkukonumoneniinon

 

[Lost Cause]

The circumference of the Earth at the equator is 25,000 miles. The Earth rotates in about 24 hours. Therefore, if you were to hang above the surface of the Earth at the equator without moving, you would see 25,000 miles pass by in 24 hours, at a speed of 25000/24 or just over 1000 miles per hour.

Multiply by cosine of your latitude to see how fast the Earth is rotating where you are.

Earth is also moving around the Sun at about 67,000 miles per hour.



I trim my treeclimbers. (toenails)

 

[Pixie]

Which would be something like
wienerkukonumoneniinon

Uhuh, sure it is...
Call it a wienerleipä or wienerbröd, or just plain old wiener.
It's still a yummy mouthfull

How about some kalakukko instead, if you don't like the sweet stuff?

 

[woodgie2]

Apple's Macintosh computer was named after the Makintosh apple.

The original icons for the Mac OS (or The System as it was then known) were designed by Susan Kare.

I sleep on average only 4 hours a night.

The reason that babies are so successfull at teading from tits/bottles is that when they are younger than about a year they can breath in through thier nose while swallowing, a skill that's sadly lost as they grow older

 

[woodgie2]

<snip>
Another bit of knowledge: You drink a glass of wine by holding the stem of the glass and not the base.

Ettiquette dictates you hold a white wine by the stem to prevent it warming and red by the bowl for just the opposite reason

 

[Coolville]

The reason that babies are so successfull at teading from tits/bottles is that when they are younger than about a year they can breath in through thier nose while swallowing, a skill that's sadly lost as they grow older

Humans are the only animals that can't breathe and eat at the same time. The larynx, which gave us the ability of advanced speak, gets in the way. So newborns can breathe and eat at the same time but when their larynx develops, they lose this ability.

The development of the larynx coincides with the danger zone for cot death although no connection has been made.