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I got that info from an episode of Bonanza where Little Joe got stuck with a rusty nail or something. I think it was Hop Sing who said if his hand gets as big as his face he die! Seemed legit. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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If your hand swells up as big as your face you will die. No, I didn't. I got that info from an episode of Bonanza where Little Joe got stuck with a rusty nail or something. I think it was Hop Sing who said if his hand gets as big as his face he die! Seemed legit. To be fair, if I didn't stick myself with an epipen I might have died. |
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Hillary will NOT be elected president. View Quote From your post to God's ear... You replace every particle in your body every seven years. You are literally not the same person you were 7 years ago. View Quote How do tattoos not disappear after the span of 7 years? View Quote Your immune system. http://www.theatlantic.com/health/archive/2014/07/the-real-reason-tattoos-are-permanent/374825/ |
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Robert Duvall's first movie appearance was in To Kill a Mockingbird in 1962.
James Arness was the monster in The Thing from Another World in 1951. If you are about to be killed by an alien robot, say this "Klaatu barada nikto" and you will be spared. |
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propane has a lower flammability range if that's what you're getting at ETA: guns and propane, science lesson starts at about 3:45 http://youtu.be/OTcLd-CG5Vo View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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If you left your gas range knob on high unlit and went to work all day, your house would probably not explode. It will smell like its going to though. This really depends on whether you are on propane or natural gas. Haz-Mat 101 here. Anyone want to explain? propane has a lower flammability range if that's what you're getting at ETA: guns and propane, science lesson starts at about 3:45 http://youtu.be/OTcLd-CG5Vo At :54 in that video, the Beretta Cougar .40 shown, is actually a gas airsoft pistol. Tokyo Marui. I owned one as well as an M14 AEG, since I thought it was kinda neat to own airsoft that matched my real guns. |
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Eggs don't need refrigeration either, ask anyone who's lived in a third world country. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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Mayonnaise does not need to be refrigerated after opening and will keep just fine at room temperature. Eggs don't need refrigeration either, ask anyone who's lived in a third world country. Unwashed eggs don't need refrigeration. Washed eggs do. |
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James Arness' brother was Peter Graves. Graves: http://t2.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcR1Zr_OTATOWDV4P9u7fPbAKfGzXKQI1Jv_7fBD1RylCILvjelzWA Arness: http://thetruthaboutguns.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/06/arness_james_320x240.jpg View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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Robert Duvall's first movie appearance was in To Kill a Mockingbird in 1962. James Arness was the monster in The Thing from Another World in 1951. If you are about to be killed by an alien robot, say this "Klaatu barada nikto" and you will be spared. James Arness' brother was Peter Graves. Graves: http://t2.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcR1Zr_OTATOWDV4P9u7fPbAKfGzXKQI1Jv_7fBD1RylCILvjelzWA Arness: http://thetruthaboutguns.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/06/arness_james_320x240.jpg Did Arness have trouble with his knees, back, or hip? He was always sitting when filmed, rarely standing almost never walking. |
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Not all deaf people are proficient at reading and writing English. Therefore, written communication with a deaf person is not always effective communication. View Quote There is also a difference between being deaf and Deaf. The latter is the reference for a culture of deaf (little d) people. Also, ASL does not always translate exactly. |
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Did Arness have trouble with his knees, back, or hip? He was always sitting when filmed, rarely standing almost never walking. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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Robert Duvall's first movie appearance was in To Kill a Mockingbird in 1962. James Arness was the monster in The Thing from Another World in 1951. If you are about to be killed by an alien robot, say this "Klaatu barada nikto" and you will be spared. James Arness' brother was Peter Graves. Graves: http://t2.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcR1Zr_OTATOWDV4P9u7fPbAKfGzXKQI1Jv_7fBD1RylCILvjelzWA Arness: http://thetruthaboutguns.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/06/arness_james_320x240.jpg Did Arness have trouble with his knees, back, or hip? He was always sitting when filmed, rarely standing almost never walking. He was severely wounded during the Anzio landings and never fully recovered. |
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WWII war hero, Audie Murphy grew up in Farmersville, Texas. Tex Watson, the man that led the Manson family murders of Sharon Tate, et al, was also from Farmersville. |
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Only 10% of GD posters use your/you're properly.
Even fewer use there/their/they're correctly. |
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in a vacuum
a feather and a bowling ball will fall to earth at the exact same rate |
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A man in Germany is possibly one of the world's strangest "murderers". He took out an internet ad looking for someone willing to be butchered and eaten. He got one. The victim suggested cutting off and sharing his penis before being killed, and they tried it. Then he was killed, and some 40 pounds eaten before the killer was caught. German law enforcement couldn't figure out if a crime was committed, since the victim was a willing participant. Then Rammstein wrote a song about it. https://youtu.be/5VP2k1dWk3w |
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Simple rule no one knows anymore
If you GO somewhere, you TAKE things. If you COME somewhere, you BRING things. |
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You don't dream under general anesthesia. Michael Jackson was foolish to pay to be "put to sleep" View Quote Nope. You dream AFTER anesthesia! |
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Some nerves can regrow, at least according to my sugeon that warned me of a possible complication due to a nerve growing back after being severed. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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Sorry but I am going to call BS. Nerve cells don't regenerate but there is one that that runs from the spinal cord all the way to the bottom of your foot. Some nerves can regrow, at least according to my sugeon that warned me of a possible complication due to a nerve growing back after being severed. Nerves can regenerate as long as the myelin sheath is still intact after the impingment is removed. For a complete sever, it is possible, but improbable that the nerve will regenerate. |
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The Hindenberg was covered in a shiny metallic paint... strangely similar in chemical makeup to the fuel used in the Space Shuttle Solid Rocket Boosters. That's why it burned so spectacularly!
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A hard on, that is not close to a stinky pussy, will cut a diamond.
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Elephants walk on their tiptoes. Apparently walking on flat feet with that much weight would likely cause fractures to the leg bones, much like shin splints.
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View Quote That's one brave barber. |
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Only the right side pilot in the OH58D Kiowa Warrior can fire the weapon systems.
A 2.75" FFAR Flechette round contains 1179, 60gr hardened steel nails (penetrators). The (rotor) head retaining nut on the CH47 is installed with 5500-6000 foot pounds of torque. |
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Only the right side pilot in the OH58D Kiowa Warrior can fire the weapon systems. A 2.75" FFAR Flechette round contains 1179, 60gr hardened steel nails (penetrators). The (rotor) head retaining nut on the CH47 is installed with 5500-6000 foot pounds of torque. View Quote Goddamn, what do they torque it with, Michelle Obama when she's angry? |
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Pretty much everything the anti-federalists (the people who opposed the constitution) said would happen, did happen.
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View Quote Polar bears have black skin and their hair is hollow and transparent. |
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A Boeing 747's wingspan is longer than the Wright brothers' first flight.
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Lifesavers have a hole in them to keep you from asphyxiating if you choke on them.
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If you drop a 9mm round into the chamber of a .40 caliber pistol, the round will get lodged in the chamber. You will have to invert the pistol and beat on the muzzle with the palm of your hand until the round falls out.
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Absolutely not true. Firsthand experience in about 12 surgeries with general. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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You don't dream under general anesthesia. . Absolutely not true. Firsthand experience in about 12 surgeries with general. I've been kept in a coma under a mixture of several drugs, one of them being Propofol. I experienced horrifying dreams and hallucinations, and was told later that this is known as ICU Psychosis. I was also told it can be mitigated by being put under with the drugs administered in a certain sequence. I don't know if that part is true, but yeah, you can sure as shit dream under General Anesthesia. |
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In orbit, you must speed up in order to slow down, and slow down in order to speed up!
Imagine being in a spacecraft in the same orbit as another spacecraft, but a few miles behind it. If you wish to catch up and rendezvous with it you must decelarate to bring your spacecraft into a lower, fasterorbit. When you have caught up, you must accelerate to match speed with the target spacecraft. |
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Colt 45 Malt Liquor was named after running back #45 Jerry Hill of the 1963 Baltimore Colts and not the 45 caliber handgun.
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