I don't read Italian, but quite sure the batter in the flour dam is polenta, 'corn meal'. Yaa we use it too!Quote:
Originally Posted by Hoosiersmoker
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I don't read Italian, but quite sure the batter in the flour dam is polenta, 'corn meal'. Yaa we use it too!Quote:
Originally Posted by Hoosiersmoker
Imperial measurements explained. 3:54 video:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GDUt-Kbxqsg
Ha, that is funny!!
Revealed, FINALLY. I knew the logic would surface eventually.
best laugh I've had all day. I laughed hard enough to probably add a light minute to my life
Jason, Jason, Jason...
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Originally Posted by Frank S
I was thinking a light minute would be a linear measurement. 186,000 miles/sec, x 60 s =11,160,000 miles... lets ask Jason how many barley corns that is?
A light mile would be a unit of time? We should start using that.. "Honey, I will be there in 20 light miles." That means I better hurry!!!
Quote from the video: “what kind of country would use a system like that”?
I think there is only one big country left, and that’s because they are pig headed about it, clinging to their colonial past.
So the guy that came up with it probably lost 2 fingers... so what?
A handy relation to remember is that light travels about a foot in a nanosecond.Quote:
Originally Posted by hemmjo
