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mko9 said:
glenrobbo said:
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!! 
Great joke Mart!
Whereabouts on the ( upside down ) timeline did parrots appear?
Even restricting the discussion to chickens, the egg obviously came first. The chicken-like animal that laid the first chicken egg was not yet, quite a chicken (some kind of cro-magchick or neaderchicken). But it laid an egg with an embryo inside that due to some final mutation hatched into a chicken as we know it today.Great joke Mart!
Whereabouts on the ( upside down ) timeline did parrots appear? Edited by glenrobbo on Sunday 4th March 13:06
Either the 1st chicken came from a not-quite-chicken-egg laid by not-quite-a-chicken, or the 1st chicken-egg came that not-quite-a-chicken
Hugo a Gogo said:
Depends, do you define 'a chicken egg' as 'an egg containing a chicken' or as 'an egg laid by a chicken'?
Either the 1st chicken came from a not-quite-chicken-egg laid by not-quite-a-chicken, or the 1st chicken-egg came that not-quite-a-chicken
A very good point well made. Either the 1st chicken came from a not-quite-chicken-egg laid by not-quite-a-chicken, or the 1st chicken-egg came that not-quite-a-chicken
So just like the Plane on a Conveyor Belt question, it is poorly defined and the arguments come from different interpretations of the ambiguous question.
(At least with the plane one, one interpretation is physically impossible, whilst the other is physically possible, and therefore it's easier to discount the former interpretation. But I digress).
OK, so not a joke as such, but....
Had a similarly scientific friend round mine helping me with a garage project. I have a left and a right garage door, operated electronically by a remote with a top and bottom button.
"Which button does which door?" asked said friend in the way out to the garage
"The remote follows cartesian convention" I replied
Had a similarly scientific friend round mine helping me with a garage project. I have a left and a right garage door, operated electronically by a remote with a top and bottom button.
"Which button does which door?" asked said friend in the way out to the garage
"The remote follows cartesian convention" I replied
ChemicalChaos said:
OK, so not a joke as such, but....
Had a similarly scientific friend round mine helping me with a garage project. I have a left and a right garage door, operated electronically by a remote with a top and bottom button.
"Which button does which door?" asked said friend in the way out to the garage
"The remote follows cartesian convention" I replied
How you must have laughed...Had a similarly scientific friend round mine helping me with a garage project. I have a left and a right garage door, operated electronically by a remote with a top and bottom button.
"Which button does which door?" asked said friend in the way out to the garage
"The remote follows cartesian convention" I replied
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