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LOL Phil - but I said it was false - so I'm only a liar if the statement is true, and it's only true if it's false, in which case it is true 'cos I said it was false.....
Does that ixplain it Inny? :wink: :wink:
 
Hmmmm :lol: ..............Is it better to jump off a burning wooden bridge than to wait if it does fully burn down, or by taking that risk perhaps you've underestimated the shallowness of the water, and consequently break your neck after diving in.........in that case I suppose it's not necessarily safer then! :D :wink:
 
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Hmmmm :lol: ..............Is it better to jump off a burning wooden bridge than to wait if it does fully burn down, or by taking that risk perhaps you've underestimated the shallowness of the water, and consequently break your neck after diving in.........in that case I suppose it's not necessarily safer then! :D :wink:

no you wait until the nerve endings have burnt off, then you jump in, if the water is shallow then you won't feel pain.
 
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It's 2004 and you travel into space and back for a total of 1000 light years (at the speed of light), how long are you gone for and what year is it when you return to earth?
 
if a fly is missing it's wings whats it called?

A walk.

penuts grow underground now???

They always have.


Hmmmm ..............Is it better to jump off a burning wooden bridge than to wait if it does fully burn down, or by taking that risk perhaps you've underestimated the shallowness of the water, and consequently break your neck after diving in.........in that case I suppose it's not necessarily safer then

Dont dive, jump in landing on both feet at the same time, bending at the knees. Therefore you minimise impact and you are not landing on your head snapping your neck. It greatly increase's the chance of survival.

It's 2004 and you travel into space and back for a total of 1000 light years (at the speed of light), how long are you gone for and what year is it when you return to earth?

You are gone for no time at all. And it is still the same time as you left when you get back.
 
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