Why airplanes taxi

On Feb 10, 12:05 pm, Bertie the Bunyip wrote:
Mxsmanic wrote :

WingFlaps writes:

So how do you explain the rather well known lapse rate?

It depends on which lapse rate you have in mind.

The one which states that as the temperature rises, the two molecules in
your head take a siesta.

Bertie

Those two molecules you so gaily mock, are the only things separating
the universe from an implosion of matter and anti-matter. (See
previous thread of Star Trek engine noises).

"Dogs and cats sleeping together. MASS HYSTERIA!"

Mxsmaniac is a 30-foot twinkie.

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On Feb 10, 12:05 pm, Bertie the Bunyip wrote:
Mxsmanic wrote
:

WingFlaps writes:

So how do you explain the rather well known lapse rate?

It depends on which lapse rate you have in mind.

The one which states that as the temperature rises, the two molecules
in your head take a siesta.

Bertie

Those two molecules you so gaily mock, are the only things separating
the universe from an implosion of matter and anti-matter. (See
previous thread of Star Trek engine noises).


You don't think that Anthony's are the two particles that theyy're going to
try to rip a hole in space/time with in that Larg Hadron Collider this
year?


"Dogs and cats sleeping together. MASS HYSTERIA!"

Mxsmaniac is a 30-foot twinkie.

I know this reference form somewhere, but can;'t place it. It could only be
KV2, though.



Bertie

On Feb 14, 7:18 am, Bertie the Bunyip wrote:
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On Feb 10, 12:05 pm, Bertie the Bunyip wrote:
Mxsmanic wrote
:

WingFlaps writes:

So how do you explain the rather well known lapse rate?

It depends on which lapse rate you have in mind.

The one which states that as the temperature rises, the two molecules
in your head take a siesta.

Bertie

Those two molecules you so gaily mock, are the only things separating
the universe from an implosion of matter and anti-matter. (See
previous thread of Star Trek engine noises).

You don't think that Anthony's are the two particles that theyy're going to
try to rip a hole in space/time with in that Larg Hadron Collider this
year?



"Dogs and cats sleeping together. MASS HYSTERIA!"

Mxsmaniac is a 30-foot twinkie.

I know this reference form somewhere, but can;'t place it. It could only be
KV2, though.

Bertie

I think he's already got a ripped hole. Yeah, curious to see if the
universe turns inside out. There was a decent sci-fi novel based on
this experiment a few years ago but can't remember the name.

The quotes are from Ghostbusters. "She barks, she drools, she sleeps
above the covers....four FEET above the covers".

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On Feb 14, 7:18 am, Bertie the Bunyip wrote:
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On Feb 10, 12:05 pm, Bertie the Bunyip wrote:
Mxsmanic wrote
:

WingFlaps writes:

So how do you explain the rather well known lapse rate?

It depends on which lapse rate you have in mind.

The one which states that as the temperature rises, the two
molecules in your head take a siesta.

Bertie

Those two molecules you so gaily mock, are the only things
separating the universe from an implosion of matter and
anti-matter. (See previous thread of Star Trek engine noises).

You don't think that Anthony's are the two particles that theyy're
going to try to rip a hole in space/time with in that Larg Hadron
Collider this year?



"Dogs and cats sleeping together. MASS HYSTERIA!"

Mxsmaniac is a 30-foot twinkie.

I know this reference form somewhere, but can;'t place it. It could
only be KV2, though.

Bertie

I think he's already got a ripped hole. Yeah, curious to see if the
universe turns inside out.


Or if people start arriving from the future.

There was a decent sci-fi novel based on
this experiment a few years ago but can't remember the name.

Wel, there's been lots of similar sorts of things over the years, hasn't
there?



The quotes are from Ghostbusters. "She barks, she drools, she sleeps
above the covers....four FEET above the covers".


OK, got it now.