Interesting facts that sound like utter bollocks

OrangeRKN wrote:
Oblomov Boblomov wrote:Ah, I see, you have to view it in proportion.

Proportionally is the only sensible way to view it

By your logic, my hand is "closer" in size to an atom than it is to my body

Well yes, it is. I'm not sure I can claim it as 'my' logic :lol:

. I'm just looking at things in their actual size, rather than in proportion to each other. You're looking at it the other way round and you know what, that's cool, we can still be buddies.

Albear wrote:Oblov thinks atoms are 3 feet tall.

Lol

Just like a big old Acme atom bomb! Death to the Roadrunner!

Knoyleo wrote:What's heavier, 1kg of sun, or 1kg of atoms?

1kg is the same weight regardless of what you're weighing.

Ironhide wrote:
Knoyleo wrote:What's heavier, 1kg of sun, or 1kg of atoms?

1kg is the same weight regardless of what you're weighing.

Ironhide wrote:
Knoyleo wrote:What's heavier, 1kg of sun, or 1kg of atoms?

1kg is the same weight regardless of what you're weighing.

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Victor Mildew wrote:
Ironhide wrote:
Knoyleo wrote:What's heavier, 1kg of sun, or 1kg of atoms?

1kg is the same weight regardless of what you're weighing.

Thatsthejoke.jpg

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:shifty:

Ironhide wrote:
Knoyleo wrote:What's heavier, 1kg of sun, or 1kg of atoms?

1kg is the same weight regardless of what you're weighing.

Depends when it was weighed.

https://www.chemistryworld.com/news/why ... 51.article

Frank wrote:
Ironhide wrote:
Knoyleo wrote:What's heavier, 1kg of sun, or 1kg of atoms?

1kg is the same weight regardless of what you're weighing.

Haha. I'm just joking?

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Kalagrams

I’m sure there’s a variation on the ‘kg of this vs kg of that’ thing where you say ‘a pound of feathers or a pound of gold’ and the answer is actually feathers because gold has its own proprietary ‘pound’ measurement that is slightly lighter called a Troy pound or something.

Great way to get decked is that one.

Troy Pound has been in some of my favourite... "movies".

Parksey wrote:Troy Pound has been in some of my favourite... "movies".

The Ili-stepdad

Parksey wrote:Troy Pound has been in some of my favourite... "movies".

I prefer Athens Euro.

Cuttooth wrote:
Parksey wrote:Troy Pound has been in some of my favourite... "movies".

The Ili-stepdad

Homer's Odd-DP

Could be the title of a modern Simpson's episode

Moggy wrote:
Ironhide wrote:
Knoyleo wrote:What's heavier, 1kg of sun, or 1kg of atoms?

1kg is the same weight regardless of what you're weighing.

Depends when it was weighed.

https://www.chemistryworld.com/news/why ... 51.article

That's actually my day job (I'm part of a team developing the UK's realisation of the new kg) when I'm not just browsing a gaming forum :slol:

. This is clearly fate's way of telling me to stop skiving off and get back to work.

Potterton wrote:
Moggy wrote:
Ironhide wrote:
Knoyleo wrote:What's heavier, 1kg of sun, or 1kg of atoms?

1kg is the same weight regardless of what you're weighing.

Depends when it was weighed.

https://www.chemistryworld.com/news/why ... 51.article

That's actually my day job (I'm part of a team developing the UK's realisation of the new kg) when I'm not just browsing a gaming forum . This is clearly fate's way of telling me to stop skiving off and get back to work.

Sounds heavy man.

Moggy wrote:
Potterton wrote:
Moggy wrote:
Ironhide wrote:
Knoyleo wrote:What's heavier, 1kg of sun, or 1kg of atoms?

1kg is the same weight regardless of what you're weighing.

Depends when it was weighed.

https://www.chemistryworld.com/news/why ... 51.article

That's actually my day job (I'm part of a team developing the UK's realisation of the new kg) when I'm not just browsing a gaming forum . This is clearly fate's way of telling me to stop skiving off and get back to work.

Sounds heavy man.

It really is a massive weight on my mind.

Try lightening up a bit,

Interesting facts that sound like utter bollocks

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