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Angie

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6th Sep 06 at 22:04

quote:
Originally posted by Jules S

quote:
Originally posted by Angie
Plane would take off.

Don't try and land plane on said conveyor belt though.

Why?

That only relates to if the plane wont take off.....

BTW....im in Yate

Well I think landing the plane on a moving conveyor belt would be quite hard?

You live in Yate? I'm sorry to hear that

You didn't go to KLB by any chance did you?

Jules S

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6th Sep 06 at 22:27

I didn't go to KLB....my dad did though

I spent a lot of time in Wotton in the early nineties though, and I'm not tempted to travel back in time

its back in the stone age (almost)

I grant you it has a far lesser chav factor than over here though...its time to move methinks

Angie

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6th Sep 06 at 22:28

quote:
Originally posted by Jules S
I didn't go to KLB....my dad did though

I spent a lot of time in Wotton in the early nineties though, and I'm not tempted to travel back in time its back in the stone age (almost)

I grant you it has a far lesser chav factor than over here though...its time to move methinks

Yate is Chav central

How old are you?

Jules S

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6th Sep 06 at 23:10

I would guess twice your age

Robin

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6th Sep 06 at 23:17

46?

CorsAsh

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6th Sep 06 at 23:20

Shit Jules you geriatric fucker

Jules S

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6th Sep 06 at 23:23

quote:
Originally posted by CorsAsh
Shit Jules you geriatric fucker

I write the books you read mofo....

CorsAsh

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6th Sep 06 at 23:27

"How to master Photoshop and take the piss out of people..." £19.99 from Amazon?

You wrote that?

SVM 286

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6th Sep 06 at 23:28

quote:
Originally posted by Matt H
Its to settle an argument at work

I said it would, they said it wouldn't

They are correct Matthew.

When i'm rich i'm going to hire John Travolta and a big fecking conveyor belt.

SVM 286

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6th Sep 06 at 23:30

quote:
Originally posted by Matt H

Did you know that the largest thing ever found in an anal cavity is a bowling pin?

''Well doc, we went bowling in our underwear and it just kind of happened''

SVM 286

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6th Sep 06 at 23:34

quote:
Originally posted by Jules S

This particular debate has always been about the wording of the question

Well said Jules.

The question is designed to cause argument over the different ways people interpret the 'facts'.

Jules S

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6th Sep 06 at 23:35

quote:
Originally posted by CorsAsh
"How to master Photoshop and take the piss out of people..." £19.99 from Amazon?

You wrote that?

No mate..I do various stuff these days.

CBA now...gone into revit these days

SVM 286

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6th Sep 06 at 23:38

quote:
Originally posted by Jules S
I would guess twice your age

Are you realy 46 Jules?

It's exceptionally cool if you are.

I had thought for some tome that I was probably the oldest so and so on here.

CorsAsh

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6th Sep 06 at 23:42

Well you do drive an old person's car

said the boy with the tarted up shopping rollerskate...

SVM 286

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6th Sep 06 at 23:45

I thought Jules had a VX220.

Steve

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7th Sep 06 at 00:33

quote:
Originally posted by SVM 286

quote:
Originally posted by Jules S

This particular debate has always been about the wording of the question

Well said Jules.

The question is designed to cause argument over the different ways people interpret the 'facts'.

no because whichever way you look at the question the plane will take off.

if doesnt matter if the belt speeds up as the plane increases speed it will still take off. The belt could move at 10 times the speed of the plane and the plane would still move along it as the friction on the wheels is tiny

drunkenfool

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7th Sep 06 at 00:38

You tell em steve

Think the question is more about logic than anything else.

Robin

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7th Sep 06 at 00:38

I'm definitely buying a model plane and taking it to somewhere with a long conveyor belt thing to stop this

Steve

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7th Sep 06 at 00:44

i was actually going to do something at tescos and film it

drunkenfool

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7th Sep 06 at 00:51

ok imagine this - conveyor travelling at 100m/s to the left, plane travelling at 100m/s to the right to compensate. KE=(1/2*M*V)^2. Plane weighs one ton (for example obviously) KE = 2500MJ. There is no way a conveyor belt could put that much force through the wheels of an aeroplane which freewheel (NOT DRIVEN BY A MOTOR LIKE A CAR!). One of the newtons laws of motions (been a year since i did degree level physics so excuse me for forgetting which number

) Every object will remain at rest unless a resultant force acts on it. The force from the engines far outweighs the force from friction due to the wheels, and as Force = mass x acceleration, the plane will accelerate and take off.
I havent read this though and its almost 2am, but hopefully it makes sense

Force on pa

Jules S

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7th Sep 06 at 09:39

quote:
Originally posted by SVM 286
I thought Jules had a VX220.

CorsAsh

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7th Sep 06 at 09:59

I meant SVM with his Rover

Angie

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7th Sep 06 at 10:45

Jules are you one of the old guys that stands outside Tescos rattling a guide dogs for the blind tin?

--Dave--

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7th Sep 06 at 10:46

how do you rattle a guide dog?

James

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7th Sep 06 at 10:47

IVE HAD ENOUGH OF THESE MOTHER FUCKING HEFFERS ON THIS MOTHER FUCKING BOARD

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