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Err point of order. Heat doesn't rise. Heat might cause a density change in the portion of the fluid that's been heated, gravity will then take care of the rest, essentially "pulling" the denser fluid to the bottom, and thus the less dense fluid is forced to the top.
As such dense matter always sinks. Thus he should go down to level 7.
As such dense matter always sinks. Thus he should go down to level 7.
Munter said:
Err point of order. Heat doesn't rise. Heat might cause a density change in the portion of the fluid that's been heated, gravity will then take care of the rest, essentially "pulling" the denser fluid to the bottom, and thus the less dense fluid is forced to the top.
As such dense matter always sinks. Thus he should go down to level 7.
Wow, aren't you a barrel of laughs?As such dense matter always sinks. Thus he should go down to level 7.
Munter said:
Err point of order. Heat doesn't rise. Heat might cause a density change in the portion of the fluid that's been heated, gravity will then take care of the rest, essentially "pulling" the denser fluid to the bottom, and thus the less dense fluid is forced to the top.
As such dense matter always sinks. Thus he should go down to level 7.
I bet you're fun at a house party. As such dense matter always sinks. Thus he should go down to level 7.
"Close the bloody fridge door, you'll let all the cold out".
Some Gump said:
Munter said:
Err point of order. Heat doesn't rise. Heat might cause a density change in the portion of the fluid that's been heated, gravity will then take care of the rest, essentially "pulling" the denser fluid to the bottom, and thus the less dense fluid is forced to the top.
As such dense matter always sinks. Thus he should go down to level 7.
I bet you're fun at a house party. As such dense matter always sinks. Thus he should go down to level 7.
"Close the bloody fridge door, you'll let all the cold out".
The often misquote is shut the front door you are letting the heat out
JontyR said:
Some Gump said:
Munter said:
Err point of order. Heat doesn't rise. Heat might cause a density change in the portion of the fluid that's been heated, gravity will then take care of the rest, essentially "pulling" the denser fluid to the bottom, and thus the less dense fluid is forced to the top.
As such dense matter always sinks. Thus he should go down to level 7.
I bet you're fun at a house party. As such dense matter always sinks. Thus he should go down to level 7.
"Close the bloody fridge door, you'll let all the cold out".
The often misquote is shut the front door you are letting the heat out
Munter said:
Err point of order. Heat doesn't rise. Heat might cause a density change in the portion of the fluid that's been heated, gravity will then take care of the rest, essentially "pulling" the denser fluid to the bottom, and thus the less dense fluid is forced to the top.
As such dense matter always sinks. Thus he should go down to level 7.
so the hotter stuff goes up while the cooler stuff goes down right? As such dense matter always sinks. Thus he should go down to level 7.
Munter said:
Err point of order. Heat doesn't rise. Heat might cause a density change in the portion of the fluid that's been heated, gravity will then take care of the rest, essentially "pulling" the denser fluid to the bottom, and thus the less dense fluid is forced to the top.
As such dense matter always sinks. Thus he should go down to level 7.
As such dense matter always sinks. Thus he should go down to level 7.
shakotan said:
ZOLLAR said:
Explaining a joke is like dissecting a frog. You understand it better but the frog dies in the process.
The less wordy version I use."Jokes are like kittens, once you dissect them they stop working".
I first saw yours on PH so I may well have you to thank for the numerous times I've used it (that also shows my jokes are crap
)Munter said:
Err point of order. Heat doesn't rise. Heat might cause a density change in the portion of the fluid that's been heated, gravity will then take care of the rest, essentially "pulling" the denser fluid to the bottom, and thus the less dense fluid is forced to the top.
As such dense matter always sinks. Thus he should go down to level 7.
Given that the temperature of hell is around the 444.6°C mark*As such dense matter always sinks. Thus he should go down to level 7.
I suspect any level of hell is pretty unpleasant temperature wise.
Bible said:
Revelations 21:8: But the fearful and unbelieving ... shall have their part in the lake which burneth with fire and brimstone."
A lake of molten brimstone [sulfur] means that its temperature must be at or below the boiling point, which is 444.6°C. (Above that point, it would be a vapor, not a lake.)JustinF said:
Munter said:
Err point of order. Heat doesn't rise. Heat might cause a density change in the portion of the fluid that's been heated, gravity will then take care of the rest, essentially "pulling" the denser fluid to the bottom, and thus the less dense fluid is forced to the top.
As such dense matter always sinks. Thus he should go down to level 7.
so the hotter stuff goes up while the cooler stuff goes down right? As such dense matter always sinks. Thus he should go down to level 7.
But like they say. Jokes are like Kittens...
Don1 said:
Munter said:
Yes. But that wasn't the cartoon, and also it wouldn't enable the joke about the chap being dense and therefore going to the bottom, to work.
But like they say. Jokes are like Kittens...
They make a mess when you drown them? But like they say. Jokes are like Kittens...
Pommygranite said:
Don1 said:
Munter said:
Yes. But that wasn't the cartoon, and also it wouldn't enable the joke about the chap being dense and therefore going to the bottom, to work.
But like they say. Jokes are like Kittens...
They make a mess when you drown them? But like they say. Jokes are like Kittens...
For some reason it really puts the joke teller off.
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