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  • Apparently her boyfriend is a Boxercise instructor.... so clearly a wanker.

    Most cuntish occupation ive ever heard.

  • It says it all, doesn't it... WAFC.

  • You are clever arent you. If I wasnt special needs at maths I might work this sort of thing out for myself.

    Your answer is more concise than the Nasa people:
    http://astrobiology.nasa.gov/ask-an-astrobiologist/question/?id=14416

    Assuming the suggested size is right ~4km dia., and the lunatic who made the video is right (he isn't) that it's a brown dwarf and not a comet, the mass of the object is about 1/10,000,000th that of the moon (add 1 or 2 extra 0s if it's a normal ball of dirty ice) and it's closest approach is about 100 times the distance to the moon, which makes it's gravitational pull on the earth about 1e-11 (really 1e-12 to 1e-13) times that of the moon. The pull of the moon, on the other hand, varies by about 10% between apogee and perigee.

    If in doubt, do the math.

  • Remember - short sharp shock.

    I prefer shock and awe myself

  • Is there anything mdcc_tester DOESN'T know?

  • how magnets work

  • Is there anything mdcc_tester can't read about on Wikipedia and pertain to know all about it?

    Fixed that for you.

    In the kingdom of the blind, the one eyed man is king.

  • Remember - short sharp shock.

    Like ripping off a band-aid?

  • ...a band-aid on my BROKEN HEART?????

  • or sticking plaster or whatever you blokes call them

  • a boo boo bandage.

  • clag

  • I had a t-Shirt many years ago which had an elastoplast box printed on the front.

    It read:
    E lastoplast for those nasty trips.

    The E was like the fila F.

    #truestory

  • Fixed that for you.

    You have to know which question to ask; in this case, finding the size of the object and the approximate density of different kinds of star from a google search, then combining that with a basic knowledge of Newtonian gravity gets us to an first order approximation of the answer.

  • What did you use for your model; your ego?

  • Do anyone know a really funny joke that's less than 20 words, but not too dark.

    I've checked the thread and there's nothing that's quite hitting it.

  • Edscoble.

  • .....***not ***too dark.

    .

  • Hadn't heard this one before:

    Did you hear the joke about the gay magician?

    Disappeared with a poof!

    Doesn't fit the really funny need though.

  • Do anyone know a really funny joke that's less than 20 words, but not too dark.

    Knock Knock

  • who's there?

  • Europe

  • Europe who?

  • No, you're a poo.

  • ^nerged

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