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EdisonTrent

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I live north of the equator if I traveled south of the equator and flush a toilet does the water swirl the other way
 

PopClick

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I live north of the equator if I traveled south of the equator and flush a toilet does the water swirl the other way
Yes. I believe it's called the Bernulli Effect? I probably didn't spell that right haha, but I always wondered what would happen if you were to build a toilet EXACTLY on the equator. It's been on my bucket list for years.

1. Build a toilet on the equator.
2. Flush it.
 

Reborn

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Yes. I believe it's called the Bernulli Effect? I probably didn't spell that right haha, but I always wondered what would happen if you were to build a toilet EXACTLY on the equator. It's been on my bucket list for years.

1. Build a toilet on the equator.
2. Flush it.
Actually, I think it's called the Butterfly Effect?
....taught by one, Dr. Ashton Kutcher?
 
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Practice-English

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I think it sounds pretty. :) I hope your English studies are progressing well.

There're bad sides
BUT
There're nice sides
about learning on it.
 

Angela53510

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Actually, I think it's called the Butterfly Effect?
....taught by one, Dr. Ashton Kutcher?
Actually, the Butterfly Effect was first thought of by Ray Badbury in his short story "The Sound of Thunder." Well worth the read, if you ever find an old SciFi anthology.

Sorry to interrupt your thread, PopClick.

But while we are at it - What is your favourite song?
 

PopClick

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Actually, I think it's called the Butterfly Effect?
....taught by one, Dr. Ashton Kutcher?
Didn't he also teach Bad Haircuts 101?


There're bad sides
BUT
There're nice sides
about learning on it.
I hope things go well for you. :)


Actually, the Butterfly Effect was first thought of by Ray Badbury in his short story "The Sound of Thunder." Well worth the read, if you ever find an old SciFi anthology.

Sorry to interrupt your thread, PopClick.

But while we are at it - What is your favourite song?
I couldn't find a video of it, but this one is simply amazing. It stands out as probably the best worship song I have ever heard.

Worthy is the Lamb

Beautiful Savior and Lord of the Earth

Innocent blood sacrificed
Offering life to an unholy world
Behold the love in His eyes


Christ our redeemer has borne every sin
Born every guilt every shame
All who are willing may come unto him
Worthy is the Lamb that was slain


I stand before him a child of the cross
Clothed in His mercy and grace
If I offer all to Him, nothing is lost
Behold the love on His face


Christ our redeemer has borne every sin
He tore the curtain away
Opened the door so we all may go in
Worthy is the lamb that was slain
 

Reborn

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Actually, the Butterfly Effect was first thought of by Ray Badbury in his short story "The Sound of Thunder." Well worth the read, if you ever find an old SciFi anthology.

Sorry to interrupt your thread, PopClick.

But while we are at it - What is your favourite song?
Edward Norton Lorenz,
a American mathematician, meteorologist and the pioneer of chaos theory, coined the term, “Butterfly Effect”.

“a property of chaotic systems (as the atmosphere) by which small changes in initial conditions can lead to large-scale and unpredictable variation in the future state of the system”

I think Wikipedia might have it as this too? Every place says the same?
Ray's story was inspired off of the butterfly effect theory, ......which Lorenz later coined, and brought to pop culture?

butterfly-effect.jpg

Did I correct (or attempt to correct Angela?) I'm going to run now. :)
Sorry, PC.
Umm, a question?
Why did this post in jumbo letters?

 

PopClick

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Did I correct (or attempt to correct Angela?) I'm going to run now. :)
Sorry, PC.
Umm, a question?
Why did this post in jumbo letters?

Because copy/paste does weird things to the fonts.

I would run fast, if I were you. :D
 

Reborn

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Because copy/paste does weird things to the fonts.

I would run fast, if I were you. :D
Actually I had to retype the thing.
Twice.

Then the pic uploaded jumbo sized.

It is correct. :p
Plus, I like messing with Angela.
 

Angela53510

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EdisonTrent

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Yes. I believe it's called the Bernulli Effect? I probably didn't spell that right haha, but I always wondered what would happen if you were to build a toilet EXACTLY on the equator. It's been on my bucket list for years.

1. Build a toilet on the equator.
2. Flush it.
Possibly no swirl at all just straight down :)
 

melita916

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is my husband lost and refusing to ask for directions to find me? hehe
 

Reborn

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I'm going to have to call you on this, Reborn.

According to sources, Bradbury wrote this story in 1952! Lorenz didn't discover it till 1961, and didn't present it till 1963, although it was finally popularized at a talk he gave in 1972.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/A_Sound_of_Thunder

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Butterfly_effect

Fiction beats science! LOL


Well, .....I got you to look into it, right?

You learned something today, because of Reborn!! lol.

Don't forget this Butterfly Effect, playing on Netflix :)


Butterflyeffect_poster.jpg
 
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skylove7

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Actually, the Butterfly Effect was first thought of by Ray Badbury in his short story "The Sound of Thunder." Well worth the read, if you ever find an old SciFi anthology.

Sorry to interrupt your thread, PopClick.

But while we are at it - What is your favourite song?
Angela I love you!
Lol...I can think of thousands of reasons why you are beautiful to my heart!

Ahem :)....but of course the number one honorable mention on my list...is how...

You had nooo idea who Bob Saget was :) thank God! Lol

I love you Angela lol
You know the Bob Saget line
tickled me lol
Your awesome babes!
 
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psychomom

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#36
why does my iron have a permanent press setting???

(i have asked, and no one seems to know :()
 

crossnote

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How do you spell 'level' backwards?
 

melita916

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why hasn't popclick answered my question? :( hehe
 
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skylove7

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Popclick?

Why am I afraid of falling up? :) :) :)
 
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skylove7

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#40
Btw single girls not accepting dates from jerks in your town area tonight? :)

Ask popclick will be fun lol

Love u popclick :)

I dont want a Prince to rescue me...
Id take a Chocolate Malt :)...thats cool :)