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ever wonder why in the State of Tennessee all ladders are required to have printed on the last rung:

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oldthenew: constantly

I'd quite literally destroy everything if I made some creatures and they behaved the way mankind does.
Yay for having a God so much more loving and patient than ourselves
 
wwjd_kilden said:
oldthenew: constantly

I'd quite literally destroy everything if I made some creatures and they behaved the way mankind does.
Yay for having a God so much more loving and patient than ourselves
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uh, He did didn't He? Twice? Third times gonna be a doozie!
 
ever wonder why the Police wait until you are sitting still to arrest you for drunk driving?
 
....Justin Bieber still has a career?

I mean,... she has an alright voice and all, but shouldn't her star power be fading soon?
 
ardchoille said:
Ever wonder why there are no "B" batteries? We have AAA, AA, C, D.. but no B.
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Article:

1. AA,C,D, No B?​
2. From: "Buzz"
3. Why are there no B batteries? There are AA's and even AAA's, C's and D's...but what happened to B?
4. Here we go with massive answers to the same question. To sum it all up there are A and B batteries needed back when I was not even a thought. Here are the responses we got from our e-mail box.
5. Shaun (Not me either) wrote:
6. Regarding the "B battery":

Before there were "chips", or even transistors, there were devices called vaccuum tubes which performed the same functions. In order to operate, tubes required two voltages: a low voltage to operate the "filament", or "heater", which generated heat necessary for the tube to operate, and a high voltage which actually did the work.

The low voltage battery in portable radios was called the "A" battery. The high voltage battery was called the "B" battery.

You can't find B batteries anymore because there is no need for them. So
there you have it!


FOUND HERE;


[h=3]Stupid Questions Answered[/h](nothing personal there............they think my questions are stupid too......... :) )
 
p_rehbein said:
Article:

1. AA,C,D, No B?​
2. From: "Buzz"
3. Why are there no B batteries? There are AA's and even AAA's, C's and D's...but what happened to B?
4. Here we go with massive answers to the same question. To sum it all up there are A and B batteries needed back when I was not even a thought. Here are the responses we got from our e-mail box.
5. Shaun (Not me either) wrote:
6. Regarding the "B battery":

Before there were "chips", or even transistors, there were devices called vaccuum tubes which performed the same functions. In order to operate, tubes required two voltages: a low voltage to operate the "filament", or "heater", which generated heat necessary for the tube to operate, and a high voltage which actually did the work.

The low voltage battery in portable radios was called the "A" battery. The high voltage battery was called the "B" battery.

You can't find B batteries anymore because there is no need for them. So
there you have it!


FOUND HERE;


Stupid Questions Answered

(nothing personal there............they think my questions are stupid too......... :) )
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Ahh, an age old question finally answered! Thank you!
 
I was standing in the park wondering why frisbees got bigger as they got closer ...then it hit me. (author unknown)
 
Ever wonder why people call it a "hot water heater"? A "hot water heater" implies that it is a device that is built for the sole purpose of heating hot water. Why would we need to heat water that is already hot? Why don't they just save time and say "water heater"?
 
ever wonder why stores put something on sale when they only have 1 or 2 of that item in stock? and then its gone but they still have it on sale..lol..
 
I was watching the 2014 winter Olympics mens hockey games and I got to wondering why all but one of the players on the Latvian team had last names ending in s.
 
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