Any good online physics notes??

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Mon, 03/30/2020 - 16:05

#32

Cognostic

@Calilasseia: Cool link!

@Calilasseia: Cool link! Thanks.

Mon, 03/30/2020 - 18:09

#33

dogalmighty

@delusioncapture

July 4th 2012, when that particular force carrying gauge boson validated the standard model, was the moment that many, now immutable laws of our universe, came into play. It's interesting that these immutable laws are based on the fact that reality is defined by, or interaction with, matter. I wonder if your, hidden god, knows this...with him being ever present, we should be able to measure him...but nothing. Shocking...LOL.

Mon, 03/30/2020 - 22:59

#34

boomer47

@Tin man

"Oh, hey, while I am here, though, can anybody direct me to any good Pygmy Mud Wrestling sites?"

Not that I can think of. What about an international Dwarf hurling championship? This alleged sport is considered tacky and dwarfist here, so I'm sure they still have it in Las Vegas . .

Tue, 03/31/2020 - 18:46

(Reply to #34) #35

Tin-Man

@Cranky Re: "What about an

@Cranky Re: "What about an international Dwarf hurling championship?"

... *excited look*... Heeeeeeeeey..... Really? Never heard of that before.... *rubbing hands together briskly*... Although, I must say, it certainly does sound stimulati-... er, I mean it certainly does sound interesting.

Tue, 03/31/2020 - 23:45

(Reply to #35) #36

boomer47

@Tin-man

Apparently the correct term is dwarf or midget TOSSING . I guess it would be hard to actually hurl a little person. Unless of course it was like the Irish sport of hurling. I wouldn't mind seeing that. In Australia it would be considered a contest between little people projectile vomiting**.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VR2HjsWQwZM

**an art I perfected at birthday parties when I was a gossoon. First you drank about half a gallon of rasberry cordial, then ate about a dozen slices of fairy bread, finally about a dozen sausage rolls with tomato sauce. THEN you would politely excuse yourself, go outside, vomit onto a shrub then go back inside for more. I could usually manage twice before being sprung. The mum giving the party got quite peeved at me for vomiting on her hydrangea. .

Wed, 04/01/2020 - 16:56

(Reply to #36) #37

Old man shouts ...

@ Cranky

vomiting on her hydrangea. .

I am not surprised. If your vomit changed the Ph of the soil then the flower would change colour.....

Wed, 04/01/2020 - 19:38

(Reply to #37) #38

boomer47

@Old man shouts

"I am not surprised. If your vomit changed the Ph of the soil then the flower would change colour....."

Hadn't thunk of that at age 5. My grandpa grew hideous blue hydrangeas. I think he assaulted them them with some kind of chemical

From left field, an old memory; my dad loathed Bonsai . Said it was cruel to the plants. My dad also applied a coat of clear varnish onto the aluminium roof racks on his Kingswood **

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