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Originally Posted by Rannoch
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Where in that little extract does it say anything about the liquid pushing upwards? The liquid just sits there and is displaced by something of lower relative density.
Anyway, speaking of non-Newtonian fluids, custard MMmmmmmm
Where in that little extract does it say anything about the liquid pushing upwards? The liquid just sits there and is displaced by something of lower relative density.
Anyway, speaking of non-Newtonian fluids, custard MMmmmmmm
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Originally Posted by sociopath
1) Hectic - for being utterly oblivious to his serious and ultimately chronic shortcomings in the personality and intelligence departments
really MUST be a ****e life you have if you can *actually * be arsed to vent so much Ire towards ten people your never likely to meet ,
you really must be in your element in threads like this . You accuse ME of having serious 'shortcomings'... I suggest you go look long and hard in the mirror..
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Originally Posted by sarasquares
talk about something you know about
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Originally Posted by Einstein RA
Could you swim through it?
Social Outcasts posts?
Newton's fluids?
Custard?
I will take the latter everytime - and you could only swim through it if you went v e r y s l o w l y
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Originally Posted by Rannoch
Oi Social Service Lane
Where in that little extract does it say anything about the liquid pushing upwards? The liquid just sits there and is displaced by something of lower relative density.
Anyway, speaking of non-Newtonian fluids, custard MMmmmmmm
Where in that little extract does it say anything about the liquid pushing upwards? The liquid just sits there and is displaced by something of lower relative density.
Anyway, speaking of non-Newtonian fluids, custard MMmmmmmm
Are you really so stupid as to have to get GCSE physics lessons from the forum troll?
If you don't believe me I'd normally direct you to someone with a username like EinsteinRetard's... only he has amply demonstrated that he, unlike his physicist namesake, is only capable of flinging random, unassociated devices into the discussion that have nothing to do with the physical principle about which we are discussing!
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Originally Posted by sociopath
Are you jostling for the number 10) slot Randid? The liquid doesn't just 'sit there' it has been forcibly displaced (outwards and upwards) and in so trying to to return exerts a force on the body that displaces it.
Are you really so stupid as to have to get GCSE physics lessons from the forum troll?
If you don't believe me I'd normally direct you to someone with a username like EinsteinRetard's... only he has amply demonstrated that he, unlike his physicist namesake, is only capable of flinging random, unassociated devices into the discussion that have nothing to do with the physical principle about which we are discussing!
Are you really so stupid as to have to get GCSE physics lessons from the forum troll?
If you don't believe me I'd normally direct you to someone with a username like EinsteinRetard's... only he has amply demonstrated that he, unlike his physicist namesake, is only capable of flinging random, unassociated devices into the discussion that have nothing to do with the physical principle about which we are discussing!
Oh so it's principle and not 'principal'
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Originally Posted by sociopath
Are you jostling for the number 10) slot Randid? The liquid doesn't just 'sit there' it has been forcibly displaced (outwards and upwards) and in so trying to to return exerts a force on the body that displaces it.
Are you really so stupid as to have to get GCSE physics lessons from the forum troll?
If you don't believe me I'd normally direct you to someone with a username like EinsteinRetard's... only he has amply demonstrated that he, unlike his physicist namesake, is only capable of flinging random, unassociated devices into the discussion that have nothing to do with the physical principle about which we are discussing!
Are you really so stupid as to have to get GCSE physics lessons from the forum troll?
If you don't believe me I'd normally direct you to someone with a username like EinsteinRetard's... only he has amply demonstrated that he, unlike his physicist namesake, is only capable of flinging random, unassociated devices into the discussion that have nothing to do with the physical principle about which we are discussing!
Would you float or sink?
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Originally Posted by Einstein RA
Oh so it's principle and not 'principal'
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Originally Posted by sociopath
Given that the link is to a Canadian grade school why don't you take that up with them? It does show that Canadian school kids, despite their spelling, can understand a principle that you have demonstrated is beyond British Bed Salesmen however.
Well next time I am explaining the finer points of the pocket spring and foam/latex sprung mattresses I will ensure I drop this 'principle' into the conversation. Might be the clincher.
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Originally Posted by Rannoch
Brings out the big guns
Define centrigual force then socialworker
Define centrigual force then socialworker
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The "boat floating" thing was meant to be a joke.
Anyway, I've had three votes on this thread, whereas sociopath has none. And he's trying to be the meanest barstard on the planet.
Anyway, I've had three votes on this thread, whereas sociopath has none. And he's trying to be the meanest barstard on the planet.
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Originally Posted by Bubba po
The "boat floating" thing was meant to be a joke.
Anyway, I've had three votes on this thread, whereas sociopath has none. And he's trying to be the meanest barstard on the planet.
Anyway, I've had three votes on this thread, whereas sociopath has none. And he's trying to be the meanest barstard on the planet.
As Yoda says, "Do, or do not. There is no try, only do!"
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What cant you like about PSLewis? He is the Snet version of the FFfffing Fullfords Father who is a riot!
Speaks his mind, and sticks to his guns
Proper Brit!
Speaks his mind, and sticks to his guns
Proper Brit!
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Originally Posted by Bubba po
If you had spent more time concentrating on Physics instead of looking up Melanie Braithwaite's skirt, you wouldn't be making such feejits of yourselves
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You horrid, horrid people! You should all be warm and loving toward each other, none of that nasty arguing - it plays hell with my karma!