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  • Jonesie86
    Jonesie86 Posts: 446 Member
    Voltage drop across a load resistance is equal to the electrical current multiplied by the thevinen resistance of the load. This is known as ohms law, and is represented by the equation V=I*R.

    See, this is stuff I need to know. It's interesting...and again, why we're friends ;)
  • Laces_0ut
    Laces_0ut Posts: 3,750 Member
    “I’m bored’ is a useless thing to say. I mean, you live in a great, big, vast world that you’ve seen none percent of. Even the inside of your own mind is endless; it goes on forever, inwardly, do you understand? The fact that you’re alive is amazing, so you don’t get to say ‘I’m bored.”
  • whierd
    whierd Posts: 14,025 Member
    When you have two intersecting straight lines, the inverse angles are the same!
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  • Bownzi
    Bownzi Posts: 423 Member
    The rain in Spain falls mainly on the plain..
  • runs4zen
    runs4zen Posts: 769 Member
    edited below!
  • runs4zen
    runs4zen Posts: 769 Member
    Voltage drop across a load resistance is equal to the electrical current multiplied by the thevinen resistance of the load. This is known as ohms law, and is represented by the equation V=I*R.

    The fact that you know that AND you look like you do...that is SEXY times infinity
  • Jonesie86
    Jonesie86 Posts: 446 Member
    “I’m bored’ is a useless thing to say. I mean, you live in a great, big, vast world that you’ve seen none percent of. Even the inside of your own mind is endless; it goes on forever, inwardly, do you understand? The fact that you’re alive is amazing, so you don’t get to say ‘I’m bored.”

    Touche, however, I will take the free time that I undoubtedly possess and articulate a few facts for you.

    1) "None percent" is not the proper vernacular for what ever it was you were trying to execute.
    2) I have neither the funds, ability or time to travel said "none percent".
    3) When your house is cleaned, children are taken care of and homework is essentially done, and are left with free time, "I'm bored" is quite the correct term. In my own opinion. BORED - "feeling weary because one is unoccupied or lacks interest in one's current activity."
    4) Anything that one chooses to say in life isn't useless - it may be deemed less proper, irreverent, pointless, without cause, unjustifiable or ignorant, but should never be called useless.
    5) The fact that I am alive, as well as how I came to be and how we function, is not lost on me as I was made painfully and vastly aware of how it all works in biology last quarter.
    6) Technically, the mind does not go on forever and lacks endlessness, as you see, we all die someday.

    But thanks for the sagacious banter. :smile:
  • Alluminati
    Alluminati Posts: 6,208 Member
    Boring tuna=Boring life
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  • runs4zen
    runs4zen Posts: 769 Member
    you don’t get to say ‘I’m bored.”

    She can be bored if she wants to be. :devil:
  • djeffreys10
    djeffreys10 Posts: 2,312 Member
    It is known in physics that force is equaled to mass times acceleration (f=ma). Performing a little calculus, you can integrate both sides of the equation. The integral of force is known to be energy. So energy (E) = integral (m*a). The mass of a body remains constant, so E=m*integral(a). The integral of acceleration is 1/2*velocity^2 (or 1/2v^2).

    So now we have E=1/2mv^2. If we want to determine the maximum potential energy of a given mass, we have but to plug in the theoretical maximum velocity of said mass, which is the speed of light (represented by c).

    So we get E=1/2mc^2. But, Einstein said that E=mc^2. :huh:

    In short, was Einstein wrong? In fact, there are many physicists that believe so.
  • Jonesie86
    Jonesie86 Posts: 446 Member
    you don’t get to say ‘I’m bored.”

    She can be bored if she wants to be. :devil:

    :flowerforyou: Thanks for the backup

    Dustin, was Einstein wrong, or just capable of having a theory that was unable to be proven otherwise in his time...?
    Fact: in science, there are no facts/proof, only evidence.
    Fact: scientists live to prove each other wrong.
    Fact: I've used the word prove more in this post than all year.

    Hahahahaha
  • runs4zen
    runs4zen Posts: 769 Member
    It is known in physics that force is equaled to mass times acceleration (f=ma). Performing a little calculus, you can integrate both sides of the equation. The integral of force is known to be energy. So energy (E) = integral (m*a). The mass of a body remains constant, so E=m*integral(a). The integral of acceleration is 1/2*velocity^2 (or 1/2v^2).

    So now we have E=1/2mv^2. If we want to determine the maximum potential energy of a given mass, we have but to plug in the theoretical maximum velocity of said mass, which is the speed of light (represented by c).

    So we get E=1/2mc^2. But, Einstein said that E=mc^2. :huh:

    In short, was Einstein wrong? In fact, there are many physicists that believe so.

    I don't care if Einstein was wrong. I just want you to keep talking the sexy nerd talk! :bigsmile:
  • djeffreys10
    djeffreys10 Posts: 2,312 Member
    you don’t get to say ‘I’m bored.”

    She can be bored if she wants to be. :devil:

    :flowerforyou: Thanks for the backup

    Dustin, was Einstein wrong, or just capable of having a theory that was unable to be proven otherwise in his time...?
    Fact: in science, there are no facts/proof, only evidence.
    Fact: scientists live to prove each other wrong.
    Fact: I've used the word prove more in this post than all year.

    Hahahahaha

    Fact: Not everything you stated as a fact is a fact, or even correct :tongue: In science, there are often facts that are proven. These are known as laws. For example, see my previous post on ohms law. Electrical circuitry is science, and ohms law is a proven fact in that scientific discipline.

    I think Einstein just got his math wrong. There are much smarter people than me on both sides of that argument, though.
  • djeffreys10
    djeffreys10 Posts: 2,312 Member
    It is known in physics that force is equaled to mass times acceleration (f=ma). Performing a little calculus, you can integrate both sides of the equation. The integral of force is known to be energy. So energy (E) = integral (m*a). The mass of a body remains constant, so E=m*integral(a). The integral of acceleration is 1/2*velocity^2 (or 1/2v^2).

    So now we have E=1/2mv^2. If we want to determine the maximum potential energy of a given mass, we have but to plug in the theoretical maximum velocity of said mass, which is the speed of light (represented by c).

    So we get E=1/2mc^2. But, Einstein said that E=mc^2. :huh:

    In short, was Einstein wrong? In fact, there are many physicists that believe so.

    I don't care if Einstein was wrong. I just want you to keep talking the sexy nerd talk! :bigsmile:

    I will gladly do so if anything else pops in my head that I can make sound smart and interesting lol
  • Jonesie86
    Jonesie86 Posts: 446 Member
    Fact - I'm tired. Don't pick on me -_- lololol
  • runs4zen
    runs4zen Posts: 769 Member
    Okay, here's something:

    When people say "I'll ride shotgun" meaning "I'll sit in the front passengers seat", many do not realize that the phrase hails back to the days of the horse and wagon. The person sitting next to the driver held the shotgun and other weaponry and acted as the wagon's protector from would-be attackers.
  • runs4zen
    runs4zen Posts: 769 Member
    It is known in physics that force is equaled to mass times acceleration (f=ma). Performing a little calculus, you can integrate both sides of the equation. The integral of force is known to be energy. So energy (E) = integral (m*a). The mass of a body remains constant, so E=m*integral(a). The integral of acceleration is 1/2*velocity^2 (or 1/2v^2).

    So now we have E=1/2mv^2. If we want to determine the maximum potential energy of a given mass, we have but to plug in the theoretical maximum velocity of said mass, which is the speed of light (represented by c).

    So we get E=1/2mc^2. But, Einstein said that E=mc^2. :huh:

    In short, was Einstein wrong? In fact, there are many physicists that believe so.

    I don't care if Einstein was wrong. I just want you to keep talking the sexy nerd talk! :bigsmile:

    I will gladly do so if anything else pops in my head that I can make sound smart and interesting lol

    :drinker:
  • djeffreys10
    djeffreys10 Posts: 2,312 Member
    Okay, here's something:

    When people say "I'll ride shotgun" meaning "I'll sit in the front passengers seat", many do not realize that the phrase hails back to the days of the horse and wagon. The person sitting next to the driver held the shotgun and other weaponry and acted as the wagon's protector from would-be attackers.

    <--Redneck, so aware of that one lol.

    The term piss poor. In olden times, leather was tanned with urine. Some extremely poor people collected their urine in a pot, and sold it to leather tanners. They were piss poor.

    Then there were some more poor then that. They couldn't collect their urine to sell because they didn't have a pot. They were so poor, they didn't have a pot to piss in. Hence, that saying.
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  • runs4zen
    runs4zen Posts: 769 Member
    Okay, here's something:

    When people say "I'll ride shotgun" meaning "I'll sit in the front passengers seat", many do not realize that the phrase hails back to the days of the horse and wagon. The person sitting next to the driver held the shotgun and other weaponry and acted as the wagon's protector from would-be attackers.

    <--Redneck, so aware of that one lol.

    The term piss poor. In olden times, leather was tanned with urine. Some extremely poor people collected their urine in a pot, and sold it to leather tanners. They were piss poor.

    Then there were some more poor then that. They couldn't collect their urine to sell because they didn't have a pot. They were so poor, they didn't have a pot to piss in. Hence, that saying.

    I have used both those phrases my whole life and did not know the origination! Awesome!

    Okay...so...

    Orson Welles, was married to Rita Hayworth for a while. He directed her in a movie, The Lady From Shanghai. In that movie, she played a badass femme fatale who cons a guy into killing her husband. Anyhow, Welles and Hayworth were estranged and divorcing at the time the movie was being filmed and he "deconstructed" her signature look during the production.

    She was a dancer and a gorgeous, long haired, red head in real life. In the movie, she is a vicious bi-otch, with short blond hair who declares "I don't dance" at one point and is extremely dangerous to any man who enters her life. I guess he was working his issues out on film!
  • Mutant13
    Mutant13 Posts: 2,485 Member
    Sometimes when sloths are swinging through the trees, they mistake one of their own arms for a branch, grab it and plummet to their deaths.
  • Mutant13
    Mutant13 Posts: 2,485 Member
    Also Kangaroos have three vaginas.
  • Jonesie86
    Jonesie86 Posts: 446 Member
    Sometimes when sloths are swinging through the trees, they mistake one of their own arms for a branch, grab it and plummet to their deaths.

    Hahahahahaha i'm not sure why, but I laughed way too hard at this..
  • runs4zen
    runs4zen Posts: 769 Member
    Also Kangaroos have three vaginas.

    LOL...there is so much I'm wondering about here....
  • Mutant13
    Mutant13 Posts: 2,485 Member
    Pigs will eat anything. Including a dead body.
  • runs4zen
    runs4zen Posts: 769 Member
    Pigs will eat anything. Including a dead body.

    Remember that show on HBO, Deadwood? The pigs on that show lived on a steady diet of human meat!!
  • VoicelessRide
    VoicelessRide Posts: 395 Member
    when a pig orgasms it can last up to 30 min.

    wow I do not know if that is good or bad LOL
  • Jonesie86
    Jonesie86 Posts: 446 Member
    Pigs will eat anything. Including a dead body.

    Ewww
  • Mutant13
    Mutant13 Posts: 2,485 Member
    The average sperm contains 37.5 mb of information. The average male ejaculation equates to a data transfer of 1,500 TB.

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