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resurrection33

resurrection33

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My family was one of the first to get a colored TV. “Bonanza” was one of the first color TV shows.
 
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christiancollegegirl

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We didn't always have a tv growing up, but we did have a black and white one for a while. Sometimes the screen would go all gray and you had to bang on the sides to make it back to normal. That arrangement worked out just fine until one day when i banged a little too hard and the thing blew up in my face. Surprisingly, my parents weren't too mad.
 
resurrection33

resurrection33

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In the old days, if one Christmas tree light went out, they all went out. (Maybe they still do.)
 
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christiancollegegirl

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I think it still happens sometimes. We usually get the kind that stay on even though one goes out.
 
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wwjd_kilden

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resurrection33 said:
In the old days, if one Christmas tree light went out, they all went out. (Maybe they still do.)
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that has something to do with serial connection and electricity to do
 
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Belgian_Pilot

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wwjd_kilden said:
that has something to do with serial connection and electricity to do
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Correct! Most christmas tree lights were connected in series, so if one lamp dies, the electrical circuit is broken, and they all stop working.

Astrid, you are full of surprises. You know about electricity! :)
 
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wwjd_kilden

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Belgian_Pilot said:
Correct! Most christmas tree lights were connected in series, so if one lamp dies, the electrical circuit is broken, and they all stop working.

Astrid, you are full of surprises. You know about electricity! :)
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:D I like random knowledge


I also know a modem converts digital (computer data) to analogous signals (phone data)
 
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Belgian_Pilot

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Cool :) Any other thing you can teach me about?
 
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christiancollegegirl

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Do you know something about building houses?
 
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wwjd_kilden

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Hmmmmmmm

the outer skeleton of a crustacean is called a carapace
 
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wwjd_kilden

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christiancollegegirl said:
Do you know something about building houses?
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uhm, no. Only that the foundation must be adapted to the soil and that there are rules about the thickness of the insulation, - and height of the house if there are other houses nearby
 
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christiancollegegirl

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Nice.

I know a little bit about alot of things, but not much of it is really useful.
 
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wwjd_kilden

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hehhee, that's how I am too

example: I know it need foundation, but not what kind, how deep or how :p
 
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Belgian_Pilot

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So thats pretty useless info :D
 
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christiancollegegirl

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Yep. I"m chock full of useless information.
 
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wwjd_kilden

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exactly. it's mostly the only kind I remember
 
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Belgian_Pilot

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Haha you girls are unbelievable :D
 
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wwjd_kilden

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let's see..... (we're turning this one into Random Fact :p)

Bats aren't blind (well, guess you knew that one)
 
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Belgian_Pilot

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Didn't they have radar?
 
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