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Why is abbreviation such a long word???0
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davesvord wrote:Why is abbreviation such a long word???0
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bompington wrote:davesvord wrote:Why is abbreviation such a long word???
And why is little larger than big?
Also, why starts with a w. So does when, where, what, which, etc. So what happened to how?0 -
bompington wrote:davesvord wrote:Why is abbreviation such a long word???
PMSL, thanks
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Why do male forum user have photos of females as their avitar?
Gender confusion issues?
Exclaiming they are in touch with their feminine side?
Loudly exclaiming 'I like girls...no really I do'?"Coming through..."0 -
Toronto Blue Jays play in the same division as the wankees and boston, competed agaist all the american teams (and the expos(montreal)), got into the playoffs and won the lot. Expansion teams, the home of capitalism will let anyone play provided you stump up the cash.
The 99, I thought it was someting to do with the size of the flake bar?
Here's one, yes or no (easy). Have you stopped beating your wife?FCN 120 -
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daccordimark wrote:Felt so Good wrote:are'nt these mysteries in the same category as:
What is the little pocket of the right-hand side of a pair of jeans?
It's a condom pocket.
pmsl!!!
it was designed in the 1800's to hold a time piece and the design stayed ever since
condoms didnt appear until 1920
back to the job at hand lol
Whose idea was it to put an 'S' in the word 'lisp'?if it fits in my man cave i want one!.. NOW!!0 -
garrynolan wrote:Why is Jackie short for John (at least in NI)? Why are we even asking these questions?
Because asking questions is pure fun. (Why? Just because, sweetheart, just because...!)
Because there are always more unanswerable questions than unquestionable answers
Also, answers may require thought and something resembling hard work - that's probably out of the question for me right now....0 -
Felt so Good wrote:are'nt these mysteries in the same category as:
What is the little pocket of the right-hand side of a pair of jeans?
I put my house key in there when I go out drinking...sorry...when I USED to go out drinking
Why do people in cornwall try to throw rocks at the moon?0 -
Why do people from the Wirral, confuse the moon with people from the Wirral0
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1. A coin has an equal chance of heads or tails.
2. Also if you throw a coin, the number of heads and tails will average out evenly over time.
So if you throw an unusually large number of heads, surely the tails have to catch up, to make (2) work.
But if they did that, then they wouldn't be obeying rule (1)0 -
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flatneasy wrote:1. A coin has an equal chance of heads or tails.
2. Also if you throw a coin, the number of heads and tails will average out evenly over time.
So if you throw an unusually large number of heads, surely the tails have to catch up, to make (2) work.
But if they did that, then they wouldn't be obeying rule (1)
The coin doesn't have any memory of the previous result so I don't think it would actually even out over time.0 -
chipandpin wrote:flatneasy wrote:1. A coin has an equal chance of heads or tails.
2. Also if you throw a coin, the number of heads and tails will average out evenly over time.
So if you throw an unusually large number of heads, surely the tails have to catch up, to make (2) work.
But if they did that, then they wouldn't be obeying rule (1)
The coin doesn't have any memory of the previous result so I don't think it would actually even out over time.
In fact, the more times you throw a coin the less chance there is of the number of heads and tails being equal.Who you gonna believe? Me or your own eyes?0 -
Why is anything to do with trousers plural?
Trousers
Shorts
Pants
Knickers
Tights
undercrackers
Panties
Strides
etc etc0 -
Domhnall Dearg wrote:chipandpin wrote:flatneasy wrote:1. A coin has an equal chance of heads or tails.
2. Also if you throw a coin, the number of heads and tails will average out evenly over time.
So if you throw an unusually large number of heads, surely the tails have to catch up, to make (2) work.
But if they did that, then they wouldn't be obeying rule (1)
The coin doesn't have any memory of the previous result so I don't think it would actually even out over time.
In fact, the more times you throw a coin the less chance there is of the number of heads and tails being equal.
Go on, explain that one to me. Ive done (and passed!) three statistics classes at Maths A level, University and an MBA and I cant figure why that one should be true...Fitter....healthier....more productive.....0 -
Dunkindiver wrote:Why is anything to do with trousers plural?
Trousers
Shorts
Pants
Knickers
Tights
undercrackers
Panties
Strides
etc etc
Two legs?
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DIESELDOG wrote:Dunkindiver wrote:Why is anything to do with trousers plural?
Trousers
Shorts
Pants
Knickers
Tights
undercrackers
Panties
Strides
etc etc
Two legs?
Love n hugs
DD
Yes but, no but yes
I've got two arms and its a pullover or a tee shirt or a vest
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Dunkindiver wrote:DIESELDOG wrote:Dunkindiver wrote:Why is anything to do with trousers plural?
Trousers
Shorts
Pants
Knickers
Tights
undercrackers
Panties
Strides
etc etc
Two legs?
Love n hugs
DD
Yes but, no but yes
I've got two arms and its a pullover or a tee shirt or a vest
Even bigger hugs DD
Hmmm, that goes back to an unanswerable then I guess
More love n hugs
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and girls have tow bottoms and its a G string!
Love you DD from DD0 -
Dunkindiver wrote:and girls have tow bottoms and its a G string!
Love you DD from DD
Steady on! People will talk, surely you know my reputation here?
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Why is Saturdays National Lottery prize money always almost twice as much as wednesdays?
I know Camelot allege not as many people do mid week draws-which could have been the case when 1st introduced -but who checks this claim?
I would be gutted if the numbers i put on on saturday came out on wednesdays draw and i hadn't entered them.0 -
4kicks wrote:Domhnall Dearg wrote:chipandpin wrote:flatneasy wrote:1. A coin has an equal chance of heads or tails.
2. Also if you throw a coin, the number of heads and tails will average out evenly over time.
So if you throw an unusually large number of heads, surely the tails have to catch up, to make (2) work.
But if they did that, then they wouldn't be obeying rule (1)
The coin doesn't have any memory of the previous result so I don't think it would actually even out over time.
In fact, the more times you throw a coin the less chance there is of the number of heads and tails being equal.
Go on, explain that one to me. Ive done (and passed!) three statistics classes at Maths A level, University and an MBA and I cant figure why that one should be true...
this is a good one! I could be wrong and have no formal statistics training, so probably am wrong, but..... if you toss a coin once, the chance of getting heads is 1 in 2. flip it a again and the chance if getting tails is 1 in 2. BUT if you said you wanted to flip and heads AND a tails in two flips, the chance is 1in 4. the odds get longer the more flips you do.0 -
chipandpin wrote:4kicks wrote:Domhnall Dearg wrote:chipandpin wrote:flatneasy wrote:1. A coin has an equal chance of heads or tails.
2. Also if you throw a coin, the number of heads and tails will average out evenly over time.
So if you throw an unusually large number of heads, surely the tails have to catch up, to make (2) work.
But if they did that, then they wouldn't be obeying rule (1)
The coin doesn't have any memory of the previous result so I don't think it would actually even out over time.
In fact, the more times you throw a coin the less chance there is of the number of heads and tails being equal.
Go on, explain that one to me. Ive done (and passed!) three statistics classes at Maths A level, University and an MBA and I cant figure why that one should be true...
this is a good one! I could be wrong and have no formal statistics training, so probably am wrong, but..... if you toss a coin once, the chance of getting heads is 1 in 2. flip it a again and the chance if getting tails is 1 in 2. BUT if you said you wanted to flip and heads AND a tails in two flips, the chance is 1in 4. the odds get longer the more flips you do.
Heads I win, tails you lose.
Works for me.
Love n hugs
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Why start a thread like this?0
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Dunkindiver wrote:Why is anything to do with trousers plural?
Trousers
Shorts
Pants
Knickers
Tights
undercrackers
Panties
Strides
etc etc
zip? :roll:Death or Glory- Just another Story0 -
mattshrops wrote:Dunkindiver wrote:Why is anything to do with trousers plural?
Trousers
Shorts
Pants
Knickers
Tights
undercrackers
Panties
Strides
etc etc
zip? :roll:
Jacket?
Love n hugs
DD0