Things you always wanted to know the answer to [Vol. 2]

[Carthage]

Cock Womble 7 said:

Yeah, I'm with you there, Sister.

You could have a moob reduction.

[Cock Womble 7]

Carthage said:

Cock Womble 7 said:

Yeah, I'm with you there, Sister.

You could have a moob reduction.

They're called "pecs" hactually.

[Carthage]

Cock Womble 7 said:

They're called "pecs" hactually.

Alrighty

[McAndy]

Carthage said:

I have the boobs, but not the custard.

This is a situation where any other 'Birds' would suffice...</Council Baby>

[V8mate]

DrTre said:

Pavlovian response.

Mmmmmm....pavlova.

I make awesome pavlova.

[Cock Womble 7]

V8mate said:

I make awesome pavlova.

Keep out of this gaylord, we're talking tits here.

[V8mate]

Cock Womble 7 said:

Keep out of this gaylord, we're talking tits here.

Talking tits. Of which you are the king.

[BlackVanDyke]

Carthage said:

I appreciate I may be asking the wrong people here, but I've always wondered why they do padded bras for larger cup sizes.

Comfort, surely?

[Carthage]

BlackVanDyke said:

Comfort, surely?

Do you find them so? I don't...

[aclivity]

getting off the boobs for a short while ...

where / how long are the longest STRAIGHT sections of UK roads - Motorway, trunk road d/c, a-road, b-road?

Just noticed on the satnav yesterday that none of the roads I drove on (in a 240 mile journey) had a very straight run ahead of them on the isometric map display.

[ATTAK Z]

aclivity said:

getting off the boobs for a short while ...

where / how long are the longest STRAIGHT sections of UK roads - Motorway, trunk road d/c, a-road, b-road?

Just noticed on the satnav yesterday that none of the roads I drove on (in a 240 mile journey) had a very straight run ahead of them on the isometric map display.

A15 ?

Edited by ATTAK Z on Sunday 10th June 22:56

[Ayahuasca]

aclivity said:

getting off the boobs for a short while ...

where / how long are the longest STRAIGHT sections of UK roads - Motorway, trunk road d/c, a-road, b-road?

Just noticed on the satnav yesterday that none of the roads I drove on (in a 240 mile journey) had a very straight run ahead of them on the isometric map display.

The Fosseway



You might need a more up-to-date map if you want to find Little Chefs and stuff.

[aclivity]

ATTAK Z said:

A15 ?

Looks quite straight for 15 miles, the A1198 also has claims suggesting that it is the longest straight stretch of road at ~19 miles.

Curiously, all I can find on straight motorways is around 3.5 miles of the A1M at Newton Aycliffe - seems quite short, really.

I recall my dad telling me about driving a road in Australia, where some of the drivers would tie their wheels to the door handle and read a book or knit, as it was so straight. I'm unlikely to be able to do that in the UK, I think.

[TinyCappo]

Acle Straight in Norfolk is the longest "flat ie level" straight in the uk.

[AstonZagato]

Why are brand new towels worse than older ones at drying?

[BlackVanDyke]

Carthage said:

BlackVanDyke said:

Comfort, surely?

Do you find them so? I don't...

You seem to have mistaken me for someone who wears such garments.

[Carthage]

BlackVanDyke said:

You seem to have mistaken me for someone who wears such garments.

My apologies, I assumed you were speaking from experience rather than observation. I remain unconvinced that adding padding is for either covering nipples (I mean, who cares?) or comfort.

[Slashmb]

When it's hot, either inside or out, glass is nearly always cold to touch. Why is this?

[ATTAK Z]

Slashmb said:

When it's hot, either inside or out, glass is nearly always cold to touch. Why is this?

Specific heat of the material

[R300will]

ATTAK Z said:

Slashmb said:

When it's hot, either inside or out, glass is nearly always cold to touch. Why is this?

Specific heat of the material

Also it's transparent so absorbs very little electromagnetic radiation