Question and Answer (a game)

[dyarab]

No... have you seen's NASA's record over the past few years!

If you could "make one person disappear with no consequences"... would you?

 

[chip104]

Of course. Why did it take 2 days to answer this????


What's your lucky number? Why?

 

[parrottheaddiver]

95...its the year i graduated college.

whats your least favorite color and why?

 

[dyarab]

blue... i have no idea

If you could travel freely throughout the universe in a pimped out starship, but have to leave everything and everyone you know behind, with the exception of a spouse, would you?

 

[Groundhog246]

Does it have to be my current spouse?

 

[dyarab]

LOL

Yes, unfotunately it does. Although if you're sinlge you may go alone.

 

[wheelietaco]

no , i love my family to much

how many pancakes does it take to change a light bulb?

 

[dyarab]

7?

 

[parrottheaddiver]

hmmm...thats a tough one...see there are so many variable to consider, first the height of the light from the floor then the thickness of the pancakes which, of course, given their nature are not all of equal thickness thus the number would vary and thats not even considereing the different cooking techinques used as well as the type and amount of ingredient that would determine the structural stablity of any pancakes used to either reach the light bulb or what have you. of course this does beg the question, why would one use a pancake to change a lightblub. this is a question that will, no doubt, confound think tanks for eons to come, and cannot be readily answered by the denizens here on Scubaboard simply because we are more concerned with blowing bubbles than changing lightblubs.

ok, time for an easier question, why is the sky blue?

 

[chip104]

Rayleigh scattering. And cause in the words of Dr. Eric A. Cornell: "God chose the method of Rayleigh scattering to implement his color scheme."


Ever seen the aurora borealis?