Things you always wanted to know the answer to [Vol. 2]
Discussion
Two questions.
1. What did prehistoric man do about wiping their arse after a dump? Did they wander round with dried up klingons? Or did they drag themselves across the long grass to wipe it off?
2. SWMBO is suffering quite badly from sickness whilst pregnant. Also she has joint pain and food cravings. Do other animals have the same symptoms during pregnancy?
1. What did prehistoric man do about wiping their arse after a dump? Did they wander round with dried up klingons? Or did they drag themselves across the long grass to wipe it off?
2. SWMBO is suffering quite badly from sickness whilst pregnant. Also she has joint pain and food cravings. Do other animals have the same symptoms during pregnancy?
RosscoPCole said:
Two questions.
1. What did prehistoric man do about wiping their arse after a dump? Did they wander round with dried up klingons? Or did they drag themselves across the long grass to wipe it off?
2. SWMBO is suffering quite badly from sickness whilst pregnant. Also she has joint pain and food cravings. Do other animals have the same symptoms during pregnancy?
For the second question, I've read that the cravings and sicknesses are inbuilt to avoid eating stuff that might be bad for the baby, for example anything that could give you food poisoning etc.1. What did prehistoric man do about wiping their arse after a dump? Did they wander round with dried up klingons? Or did they drag themselves across the long grass to wipe it off?
2. SWMBO is suffering quite badly from sickness whilst pregnant. Also she has joint pain and food cravings. Do other animals have the same symptoms during pregnancy?
The cravings would probably turn up in other animals, as they have periodic cravings anyway, like giraffes chewing on skulls.
TheEnd said:
RosscoPCole said:
Two questions.
1. What did prehistoric man do about wiping their arse after a dump? Did they wander round with dried up klingons? Or did they drag themselves across the long grass to wipe it off?
2. SWMBO is suffering quite badly from sickness whilst pregnant. Also she has joint pain and food cravings. Do other animals have the same symptoms during pregnancy?
For the second question, I've read that the cravings and sicknesses are inbuilt to avoid eating stuff that might be bad for the baby, for example anything that could give you food poisoning etc.1. What did prehistoric man do about wiping their arse after a dump? Did they wander round with dried up klingons? Or did they drag themselves across the long grass to wipe it off?
2. SWMBO is suffering quite badly from sickness whilst pregnant. Also she has joint pain and food cravings. Do other animals have the same symptoms during pregnancy?
The cravings would probably turn up in other animals, as they have periodic cravings anyway, like giraffes chewing on skulls.
You couldn't leave a pen anywhere...The Don of Croy said:
LordGrover said:
Prehistoric...also squatted to poop.
Did he use French autoroutes too? Poor sod.Does anyone know how many people 'accidentally' trip in those quaint (but modern) French roadside crap-holes - inebriation notwithstanding?
H
The cravings would probably turn up in other animals, as they have periodic cravings anyway, like giraffes chewing on skulls.My ex used to eat the casings of Bic biros when she was pregnant You couldn't leave a pen anywhere...Has she written anything about it ?
WinstonWolf said:
TheEnd said:
RosscoPCole said:
Two questions.
1. What did prehistoric man do about wiping their arse after a dump? Did they wander round with dried up klingons? Or did they drag themselves across the long grass to wipe it off?
2. SWMBO is suffering quite badly from sickness whilst pregnant. Also she has joint pain and food cravings. Do other animals have the same symptoms during pregnancy?
For the second question, I've read that the cravings and sicknesses are inbuilt to avoid eating stuff that might be bad for the baby, for example anything that could give you food poisoning etc.1. What did prehistoric man do about wiping their arse after a dump? Did they wander round with dried up klingons? Or did they drag themselves across the long grass to wipe it off?
2. SWMBO is suffering quite badly from sickness whilst pregnant. Also she has joint pain and food cravings. Do other animals have the same symptoms during pregnancy?
The cravings would probably turn up in other animals, as they have periodic cravings anyway, like giraffes chewing on skulls.
You couldn't leave a pen anywhere...H
The cravings would probably turn up in other animals, as they have periodic cravings anyway, like giraffes chewing on skulls.My ex used to eat the casings of Bic biros when she was pregnant You couldn't leave a pen anywhere...Has she written anything about it ?
WinstonWolf said:
TheEnd said:
RosscoPCole said:
Two questions.
1. What did prehistoric man do about wiping their arse after a dump? Did they wander round with dried up klingons? Or did they drag themselves across the long grass to wipe it off?
2. SWMBO is suffering quite badly from sickness whilst pregnant. Also she has joint pain and food cravings. Do other animals have the same symptoms during pregnancy?
For the second question, I've read that the cravings and sicknesses are inbuilt to avoid eating stuff that might be bad for the baby, for example anything that could give you food poisoning etc.1. What did prehistoric man do about wiping their arse after a dump? Did they wander round with dried up klingons? Or did they drag themselves across the long grass to wipe it off?
2. SWMBO is suffering quite badly from sickness whilst pregnant. Also she has joint pain and food cravings. Do other animals have the same symptoms during pregnancy?
The cravings would probably turn up in other animals, as they have periodic cravings anyway, like giraffes chewing on skulls.
You couldn't leave a pen anywhere...ATTAK Z said:
sue20 said:
Does anyone (know) how profitable Regtransfers is?
They seem to keep buying £500 numbers and then try to sell them to me for £19k. I know they act as agents but they also seem to buy in to stock and the numbers must sit around for years.
They seem to keep buying £500 numbers and then try to sell them to me for £19k. I know they act as agents but they also seem to buy in to stock and the numbers must sit around for years.
They hadn't. Then they procrastinated in returning the log book.
They no longer have his number for sale.
.ETA
not allowed.Edited by Big Al. on Tuesday 30th September 20:14
Cor! Eagle eyes.
Edited by Blib on Tuesday 30th September 21:18
P-Jay said:
I should start by saying I'm a very keen cyclist and not some dhead cycle hater, but the simple answer is that they're aholes.
The more complex answer is:
Riding in a tight group is easier, the head of the group breaks the wind resistance giving the following riders an easier time, even at a very high level of competitive racing competing riders will take their turn at the lead.
Also, it's more sociable, it allows you to chat away with your fellow riders.
And finally it's their right - the law is straight forward, there is no second-tier road users, if you're on the road than you have every right to your entire lane, so why not share it with your fellow riders - it's one of the first thing they teach you when you do your CBT / Bike test.
So, it's more efficient, more sociable and perfectly right and legal - which of course doesn't make it MASSIVELY ANTI-SOCIAL, the reality it most riders are total fantasists, from their Rapha Sky replica strip to their £10k carbon wonderbikes that are completely wasted on them, truth is their formation isn't nearly tight enough to be aerodynamic, they never talk to each other than taking up so much pointlessly just pisses everyone else off.
Legally right, morally wrong, but that's just my opinion.
Well that would explain why two mates and I got stopped one evening for riding 2 abreast with me in front. We had mega lights, proper gear on and were riding along a well lit street. We took up significantly less room than, say, a Police horse....Oh, and we didn't do random poo's as we rode, unlike a police horse.head cycle hater, but the simple answer is that they're aholes.The more complex answer is:
Riding in a tight group is easier, the head of the group breaks the wind resistance giving the following riders an easier time, even at a very high level of competitive racing competing riders will take their turn at the lead.
Also, it's more sociable, it allows you to chat away with your fellow riders.
And finally it's their right - the law is straight forward, there is no second-tier road users, if you're on the road than you have every right to your entire lane, so why not share it with your fellow riders - it's one of the first thing they teach you when you do your CBT / Bike test.
So, it's more efficient, more sociable and perfectly right and legal - which of course doesn't make it MASSIVELY ANTI-SOCIAL, the reality it most riders are total fantasists, from their Rapha Sky replica strip to their £10k carbon wonderbikes that are completely wasted on them, truth is their formation isn't nearly tight enough to be aerodynamic, they never talk to each other than taking up so much pointlessly just pisses everyone else off.
Legally right, morally wrong, but that's just my opinion.
When you overload an electrical circuit, the fuse heats up & the wire melts, breaking the circuit, preventing all kinds of fire related unpleasantness. Since the breaking of the circuit depends on gravity to remove the melted fuse wire from the circuit, what do they use in space craft?
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