Re: Interesting facts that sound like utter bollocks
Posted: Fri May 21, 2021 6:10 pm
This is a thread for things that sound like bollocks, not actual bollocks!
Victor Mildew wrote:Jenuall wrote:
HAAROOOLLLLDDDD
Pancake wrote:Did you know that the whale is not really a fish, it's an insect?
Dowbocop wrote:Tomous wrote:Every time you shuffle a deck of cards, the resulting order has likely never been seen before in history.
There are 806,581,751,709,438,785,716,606,368,564,037,669,752,895,054,408,832,778,240,000,000,000 possible variations.
I make that as 8.06x10^65 (correct me if I'm wrong). I'd like to see an estimate of how many times a deck of cards is shuffled in a typical day in a Vegas casino. I imagine if you multiplied that by all the decks of cards in the casino, then multiplied that by all the days the casino had been open, then did the same for all the other casinos in Vegas you'd get a pretty impressive sum as well. Then do the same for every big casino city and add them all together. That would give an idea of the true scale of the number we're talking about.
Ironhide wrote:Husky dogs cannot legally be taken to Antarctica.
rinks wrote:Ironhide wrote:Husky dogs cannot legally be taken to Antarctica.
Well, it is one of the COVID symptoms, so they shouldn’t be travelling anyway.
Dowbocop wrote:Tomous wrote:Every time you shuffle a deck of cards, the resulting order has likely never been seen before in history.
There are 806,581,751,709,438,785,716,606,368,564,037,669,752,895,054,408,832,778,240,000,000,000 possible variations.
I make that as 8.06x10^65 (correct me if I'm wrong). I'd like to see an estimate of how many times a deck of cards is shuffled in a typical day in a Vegas casino. I imagine if you multiplied that by all the decks of cards in the casino, then multiplied that by all the days the casino had been open, then did the same for all the other casinos in Vegas you'd get a pretty impressive sum as well. Then do the same for every big casino city and add them all together. That would give an idea of the true scale of the number we're talking about.
Ironhide wrote:Husky dogs cannot legally be taken to Antarctica.
The last time Elephants were used in battle was in 1987.
ASDA holds the copyright for bottom slapping.
Approximately 150 per year are killed by coconuts.
Tomous wrote:Ironhide wrote:Husky dogs cannot legally be taken to Antarctica.
The last time Elephants were used in battle was in 1987.
ASDA holds the copyright for bottom slapping.
Approximately 150 per year are killed by coconuts.
Spent ages trying to work out what battle could possibly have bad fighting war elepejants only to find they were used for transportation purposes;(
sawyerpip wrote:Dowbocop wrote:Tomous wrote:Every time you shuffle a deck of cards, the resulting order has likely never been seen before in history.
There are 806,581,751,709,438,785,716,606,368,564,037,669,752,895,054,408,832,778,240,000,000,000 possible variations.
I make that as 8.06x10^65 (correct me if I'm wrong). I'd like to see an estimate of how many times a deck of cards is shuffled in a typical day in a Vegas casino. I imagine if you multiplied that by all the decks of cards in the casino, then multiplied that by all the days the casino had been open, then did the same for all the other casinos in Vegas you'd get a pretty impressive sum as well. Then do the same for every big casino city and add them all together. That would give an idea of the true scale of the number we're talking about.
I think even if you had 10 billion people on each planet, 1 billion planets in a solar system, 200 billion solar systems in a galaxy and 500 billion galaxies in the universe, and had each person doing a million unique shuffles for every second since the universe began you still wouldn't have completed every order.
It doesn't sound right but I'm pretty sure the numbers work out.
Ironhide wrote:All Jack Russell terriers are descended from a dog called Trump.
Tomous wrote:Ironhide wrote:Husky dogs cannot legally be taken to Antarctica.
The last time Elephants were used in battle was in 1987.
ASDA holds the copyright for bottom slapping.
Approximately 150 per year are killed by coconuts.
Spent ages trying to work out what battle could possibly have bad fighting war elepejants only to find they were used for transportation purposes
.<]:^D wrote:Tomous wrote:Ironhide wrote:Husky dogs cannot legally be taken to Antarctica.
The last time Elephants were used in battle was in 1987.
ASDA holds the copyright for bottom slapping.
Approximately 150 per year are killed by coconuts.
Spent ages trying to work out what battle could possibly have bad fighting war elepejants only to find they were used for transportation purposes
Tomous are you ok?
BonalityMatrix wrote:6 legs - 8 legs!