Brainiac / Myth-Busting Question...
Discussion
Glassman said:
T89 Callan said:
If you hose a muddy Land Rover off in a field, the Land Rover will be clean but the field won't be dirty.
But the water would, as a result, become dirty...You just don't like to admit you are wrong

Edited by elster on Thursday 12th November 00:59
elster said:
Glassman said:
T89 Callan said:
If you hose a muddy Land Rover off in a field, the Land Rover will be clean but the field won't be dirty.
But the water would, as a result, become dirty...
What if the water wasn't clean to start with?
elster said:
Glassman said:
T89 Callan said:
If you hose a muddy Land Rover off in a field, the Land Rover will be clean but the field won't be dirty.
But the water would, as a result, become dirty...You just don't like to admit you are wrong

Edited by elster on Thursday 12th November 00:59
You are cleaning the Land Rover by returning the mud to were it came from, so you are cleaning something without making anything dirty.
I win!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
T89 Callan said:
elster said:
Glassman said:
T89 Callan said:
If you hose a muddy Land Rover off in a field, the Land Rover will be clean but the field won't be dirty.
But the water would, as a result, become dirty...You just don't like to admit you are wrong

Edited by elster on Thursday 12th November 00:59
You are cleaning the Land Rover by returning the mud to were it came from, so you are cleaning something without making anything dirty.
I win!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

The simple answer is you use anti particles, in this case the anti particle of the dirt particle which I will name the cleanitron. By spraying dirt with cleanitrons you will completely convert the dirt to energy.
Andy
Gassing Station | The Lounge | Top of Page | What's New | My Stuff





t off stuff with an air line? The object is clean and assuming nothing touched the nozzle off the air gun that is still clean too.