Useless Fact of The Day!

[Ele]

he he he Kami wins the best collection of useless facts imo /clap

 

[k9awya]

i fart less than 10 times a day

 

[Ele]

i fart less than 10 times a day

<coughs towards RL picture thread> I know for a fact you blow bubbles frequently ^^

(not to be confused with any particular act on a forum member called bubble I might add)

 

[Kami]

Remember farts also include when your asleep

Come on we all remember nights when our woman (or man) lets one go and we'd try desparately to trap it under the covers

 

[k9awya]

frequently being once in the last 5 years

ok

what has that got to do with farting anyway

 

[Ele]

frequently being once in the last 5 years

ok

what has that got to do with farting anyway

Oh you can be so pedantic sometimes k9 Is that an Excal initiation requirement?

(sarcasm on) Blowing bubbles = slang for farting, loosely derived from farting in the bath (sarcasm off)
. . :kissit:

 

[k9awya]

i never played excal

well for 5mins.

 

[Ele]

What on earth possesses you to continue posting on DAoC forums then?

 

[swords]

He likes to piss people off is my guess.

 

[Ele]

He likes to piss people off is my guess.

Ok before this turns into one of 'those' threads, back to the topic in question...Anyone have any Useless facts about the New Year?...post below

Here's one to get started: The celebration of the new year is the oldest of all holidays. It was first observed in ancient Babylon about 4000 years ago. In the years around 2000 BC, the Babylonian New Year began with the first New Moon (actually the first visible cresent) after the Vernal Equinox (first day of spring).

 

[k9awya]

i post on off topic forums

i dont talk about daoc

 

[swords]

Ok before this turns into one of 'those' threads, back to the topic in question...Anyone have any Useless facts about the New Year?...post below

Here's one to get started: The celebration of the new year is the oldest of all holidays. It was first observed in ancient Babylon about 4000 years ago. In the years around 2000 BC, the Babylonian New Year began with the first New Moon (actually the first visible cresent) after the Vernal Equinox (first day of spring).

You gain an average of 2 pounds after eating a whole Xmas dinner in England.
if you ate 200 cals less every day you would lose the gained weight in a month.

 

[Tasslehoff]

GOLF is shot for gentlemen only ladies forbidden

 

[Jupitus]

GOLF is short for Gentlemen Only Ladies Forbidden

Is that actually true, or a witty reflective thought someone had after the event????

I'm fascinated if it's true....

 

[Smurflord]

POSH - derives from the high-class liners that used to sail from England to India at the height of the British Empire. It refered to the loading system of these luxury liners. Port Out, Starboard Home.

 

[Gups]

my next door neighbour has 3 rabbits

 

[Elcain]

i have 2 hands

 

[Tasslehoff]

I have 3 hands

 

[Wile E. Coyote]

No word rhymes with orange.

 

[frogster]

Or Silver

 

[Smurflord]

Orange rhymes with Losange (a type of cough sweet)
Silver rhymes with Elver (a young eel)

 

[Wile E. Coyote]

Not according to dictionary.com.

Maybe because "Losange" is a made up product name and not really an English word?

 

[Shaeffer]

try lozenge instead

 

[Wile E. Coyote]

Oh well, thats where I got the "fact" from. Points up at link. So if its incorrect, they're to blame!

 

[frogster]

Silver rhymes with Elver (a young eel)

Thats like saying rack rhymes with rock

 

[Elcain]

Thats like saying rack rhymes with rock

It does

 

[Gengi]

The rain in Spain falls mainly on the Plain

Later

 

[frogster]

It does

On what planet?

 

['Shy]

No word rhymes with orange.

Porridge?

 

['Shy]

Orange rhymes with Losange (a type of cough sweet)
Silver rhymes with Elver (a young eel)

Lozenge!