Things you always wanted to know the answer to [Vol. 5]
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FMOB said:
bigpriest said:
FMOB said:
Jordie Barretts sock said:
FMOB said:
There is only so much freshwater on the planet so how many times has the water in my cup of tea gone through a person before it ended up in my cup of tea?
Apparently water from the tap in London has been drunk at least seven times before.Clockwork Cupcake said:
119 said:
Well, not really a question but the fact that monster munch aren’t meant to be the shape of a monster’s hands or feet.
It's the shape of the monster's head isn't it? And each flavour has a different monster and hence a different shape https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=7611962588...
Getragdogleg said:
Why did we stop using the GB badge we've had forever and started to use the UK one?
The Vienna Convention on Road Traffic deemed it so in 2021https://www.ontime-auto.com/driving-abroad-why-a-g...
generationx said:
Getragdogleg said:
Why did we stop using the GB badge we've had forever and started to use the UK one?
The Vienna Convention on Road Traffic deemed it so in 2021https://www.ontime-auto.com/driving-abroad-why-a-g...
119 said:
Cotty said:
119 said:
Well, not really a question but the fact that monster munch aren’t meant to be the shape of a monster’s hands or feet.
They are clawshttps://www.ladbible.com/news/food-walkers-confirm...
Cotty said:
119 said:
Cotty said:
119 said:
Well, not really a question but the fact that monster munch aren’t meant to be the shape of a monster’s hands or feet.
They are clawshttps://www.ladbible.com/news/food-walkers-confirm...
Looks like i need to hold them the correct way then!
That aside, i f
king love beef flavour.
Halmyre said:
generationx said:
Getragdogleg said:
Why did we stop using the GB badge we've had forever and started to use the UK one?
The Vienna Convention on Road Traffic deemed it so in 2021https://www.ontime-auto.com/driving-abroad-why-a-g...
captain_cynic said:
What happens to old police cars in the UK?
Presumably they don't drive them until they die, are they sold off in auction?
Yes.Presumably they don't drive them until they die, are they sold off in auction?
For example: https://www.xpolicecarcentre.co.uk
Edited by Doofus on Sunday 19th May 19:04
Doofus said:
captain_cynic said:
What happens to old police cars in the UK?
Presumably they don't drive them until they die, are they sold off in auction?
Yes.Presumably they don't drive them until they die, are they sold off in auction?
For example: https://www.xpolicecarcentre.co.uk
Edited by Doofus on Sunday 19th May 19:04
48k said:
Where did all the hovercraft drivers go?
The ones who drove the really mahoosive SRN4s across the channel (not the piddly ones that go to the Isle of Wight)
It was a pretty niche job, where do you go from there when they were stopped?
Start a new career. They have some transferable skills, or at the very least an ability to learn new skills.The ones who drove the really mahoosive SRN4s across the channel (not the piddly ones that go to the Isle of Wight)
It was a pretty niche job, where do you go from there when they were stopped?
There are plenty of niche jobs which have no real equivalent outside of the profession. Think of how many military roles there are which have no civilian equivalent. What would say a Warfare Officer do after leaving the forces, or a Submarine Captain?
What they do have is some transferable skills in leadership, strategy, planning etc.
I know a fighter pilot who ended up very senior in an energy company.
Edited by 98elise on Monday 20th May 11:11
98elise said:
48k said:
Where did all the hovercraft drivers go?
The ones who drove the really mahoosive SRN4s across the channel (not the piddly ones that go to the Isle of Wight)
It was a pretty niche job, where do you go from there when they were stopped?
Start a new career. They have some transferable skills, or at the very least an ability to learn new skills.The ones who drove the really mahoosive SRN4s across the channel (not the piddly ones that go to the Isle of Wight)
It was a pretty niche job, where do you go from there when they were stopped?
There are plenty of niche jobs which have no real equivalent outside of the profession. Think of how many military roles there are which have no civilian equivalent. What would say a Warefare Officer do after leaving the forces, or a Submarine Captain?
What they do have is some transferable skills in leadership, strategy, planning etc.
I know a fighter pilot who ended up very senior in an energy company.
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