random fact of the dizay

[QUOTE="Zeke129"]

That webpage cites 5 sources.

Scn64

None of them are credible.

Doesn't everyone learn that its 20-25 ft in like 8th grade biology class?  That's pretty common knowledge.

[QUOTE="Scn64"]

None of them are credible.

Zeke129

Care to find a site that backs up your "To Pluto and Back" theory?

[QUOTE="Zeke129"][QUOTE="Scn64"]

None of them are credible.

Scn64

Care to find a site that backs up your "To Pluto and Back" theory?

Sure have. Too bad they don't pertain to this argument in any way.  

[QUOTE="Scn64"][QUOTE="Zeke129"][QUOTE="Scn64"]

None of them are credible.

Zeke129

Care to find a site that backs up your "To Pluto and Back" theory?

Sure have. Too bad they don't pertain to this argument in any way.

[QUOTE="Zeke129"][QUOTE="Scn64"][QUOTE="Zeke129"][QUOTE="Scn64"]

None of them are credible.

Scn64

Care to find a site that backs up your "To Pluto and Back" theory?

Sure have. Too bad they don't pertain to this argument in any way.

No, we're not. We're talking about the length of an average human intestine, of which you claimed to be 5750.54 x 10^6km long. However, they are actually 6-8.5 m long. 

[QUOTE="Scn64"][QUOTE="Zeke129"][QUOTE="Scn64"][QUOTE="Zeke129"][QUOTE="Scn64"]

None of them are credible.

Zeke129

Care to find a site that backs up your "To Pluto and Back" theory?

Sure have. Too bad they don't pertain to this argument in any way.

No, we're not. We're talking about the length of an average human intestine, of which you claimed to be 5750.54 x 10^6km long. However, they are actually 6-8.5 m long.

[QUOTE="Zeke129"][QUOTE="Scn64"][QUOTE="Zeke129"][QUOTE="Scn64"][QUOTE="Zeke129"][QUOTE="Scn64"]

None of them are credible.

Scn64

Care to find a site that backs up your "To Pluto and Back" theory?

Sure have. Too bad they don't pertain to this argument in any way.

No, we're not. We're talking about the length of an average human intestine, of which you claimed to be 5750.54 x 10^6km long. However, they are actually 6-8.5 m long.

There's no reason why that can't be true, actually. And I have no way to disprove it. However, it doesn't prove your original statement correct.  

[QUOTE="Scn64"][QUOTE="Zeke129"][QUOTE="Scn64"][QUOTE="Zeke129"][QUOTE="Scn64"][QUOTE="Zeke129"][QUOTE="Scn64"]

None of them are credible.

Zeke129

Care to find a site that backs up your "To Pluto and Back" theory?

Sure have. Too bad they don't pertain to this argument in any way.

No, we're not. We're talking about the length of an average human intestine, of which you claimed to be 5750.54 x 10^6km long. However, they are actually 6-8.5 m long.

There's no reason why that can't be true, actually. And I have no way to disprove it. However, it doesn't prove your original statement correct.

[QUOTE="Zeke129"][QUOTE="Scn64"][QUOTE="Zeke129"][QUOTE="Scn64"][QUOTE="Zeke129"][QUOTE="Scn64"][QUOTE="Zeke129"][QUOTE="Scn64"]

None of them are credible.

Scn64

Care to find a site that backs up your "To Pluto and Back" theory?

Sure have. Too bad they don't pertain to this argument in any way.

No, we're not. We're talking about the length of an average human intestine, of which you claimed to be 5750.54 x 10^6km long. However, they are actually 6-8.5 m long.

There's no reason why that can't be true, actually. And I have no way to disprove it. However, it doesn't prove your original statement correct.

You do that.

I honestly have nothing better to do right now. I can keep arguing like this for hours, if need-be. 

[QUOTE="Scn64"][QUOTE="Zeke129"][QUOTE="Scn64"][QUOTE="Zeke129"][QUOTE="Scn64"][QUOTE="Zeke129"][QUOTE="Scn64"][QUOTE="Zeke129"][QUOTE="Scn64"]

None of them are credible.

Zeke129

Care to find a site that backs up your "To Pluto and Back" theory?

Sure have. Too bad they don't pertain to this argument in any way.

No, we're not. We're talking about the length of an average human intestine, of which you claimed to be 5750.54 x 10^6km long. However, they are actually 6-8.5 m long.

There's no reason why that can't be true, actually. And I have no way to disprove it. However, it doesn't prove your original statement correct.

You do that.

I honestly have nothing better to do right now. I can keep arguing like this for hours, if need-be.

My Source  

Source

Scn64

That's not a credible source.

mentally challenged is a disease btwcell1138

[QUOTE="Scn64"]

Source

Zeke129

That's not a credible source.

[QUOTE="cell1138"]mentally challenged is a disease btwScn64

[QUOTE="Zeke129"][QUOTE="Scn64"]

Source 

Scn64

That's not a credible source.

I made it false myself. 

[QUOTE="cell1138"]mentally challenged is a disease btwScn64

The intestine is only 6-7 meters long. Man, I didn't know I could jump to Pluto.LukeAF24

-90% of statistics are made up.

-This thread is boring.

[QUOTE="LukeAF24"]The intestine is only 6-7 meters long. Man, I didn't know I could jump to Pluto.Zeke129

The intestine is only 6-7 meters long. Man, I didn't know I could jump to Pluto.LukeAF24

[QUOTE="Zeke129"][QUOTE="LukeAF24"]The intestine is only 6-7 meters long. Man, I didn't know I could jump to Pluto.LukeAF24

[QUOTE="Zeke129"][QUOTE="LukeAF24"]The intestine is only 6-7 meters long. Man, I didn't know I could jump to Pluto.LukeAF24

:oDark__Link

[QUOTE="Zeke129"][QUOTE="LukeAF24"]The intestine is only 6-7 meters long. Man, I didn't know I could jump to Pluto.LukeAF24

Considering the world record is 8.95 meters, I doubt you can jump 7 meters.

Source: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Long_jump

Edit: Not to mention that the lowest long jump at the Athens Olympics was 7.32 meters. Are you, by any chance, an olympic athlete? 

[QUOTE="Scn64"][QUOTE="Zeke129"][QUOTE="Scn64"][QUOTE="Zeke129"]

Any object - no matter how heavy - when dropped, will accelerate downwards at 9.8 m/s^2.

You'd be amazed at how many people don't know that.

 

[QUOTE="Scn64"]If you took the intestines from an average human and stretched them out, they would reach from the Earth to Pluto and back.Zeke129

Wrong. They're about 20 feet long.

Digested food would have to travel through us at about Warp 4. Our intestines are 20 feet long, give or take 5 feet.

Irrelavent. Matter travels from our stomach to our butt in a few hours. Nothing can go from Earth to Pluto in a few hours.

[QUOTE="Zeke129"][QUOTE="Dark__Link"][QUOTE="Zeke129"]

Any object - no matter how heavy - when dropped, will accelerate downwards at 9.8 m/s^2.

You'd be amazed at how many people don't know that.

Dark__Link

Shall we just say that all objects accelerate downward at the same speed on Earth? Let's not confuse people.

Heh. The gravitational constant on Earth is 9.8 m/s^2. I have said nothing factually innacurate.

well...on earth you have to consider air resistance 

The crop that has yielded the most profit among all crops in the U.S. last year was.......marijuana, despite being illegal.

Take that corn

In the 1400's a law was set forth in England that a man was allowed to beat his wife with a stick no thicker then his thumb. Hence we now have "The rule of thumb". LukeAF24

Any object - no matter how heavy - when dropped, will accelerate downwards at 9.8 m/s^2.

You'd be amazed at how many people don't know that.

Zeke129

most people seem to think it's 10, including most meterologists

[QUOTE="Zeke129"]

Any object - no matter how heavy - when dropped, will accelerate downwards at 9.8 m/s^2.

You'd be amazed at how many people don't know that.

Dark__Link

[QUOTE="LukeAF24"]In the 1400's a law was set forth in England that a man was allowed to beat his wife with a stick no thicker then his thumb. Hence we now have "The rule of thumb". doctor_fury

Note to self: Close mouth when flushing toilet. 

[QUOTE="Zeke129"][QUOTE="Scn64"]

None of them are credible.

Scn64

Care to find a site that backs up your "To Pluto and Back" theory?

Any object - no matter how heavy - when dropped, will accelerate downwards at 9.8 m/s^2.

You'd be amazed at how many people don't know that. 

Zeke129

[QUOTE="Zeke129"]

Any object - no matter how heavy - when dropped, will accelerate downwards at 9.8 m/s^2.

You'd be amazed at how many people don't know that.

yoshi-lnex

most people seem to think it's 10, including most meterologists

[QUOTE="yoshi-lnex"][QUOTE="Zeke129"]

Any object - no matter how heavy - when dropped, will accelerate downwards at 9.8 m/s^2.

You'd be amazed at how many people don't know that.

Robo_k_night

most people seem to think it's 10, including most meterologists

[QUOTE="Robo_k_night"][QUOTE="yoshi-lnex"][QUOTE="Zeke129"]

Any object - no matter how heavy - when dropped, will accelerate downwards at 9.8 m/s^2.

You'd be amazed at how many people don't know that.

DEATH_GODX

most people seem to think it's 10, including most meterologists

9.8 is fine:evil:

-Flamingos are pink because they eat so much shrimp.

[QUOTE="Scn64"][QUOTE="Zeke129"][QUOTE="Scn64"]

None of them are credible.

slyfan3

Care to find a site that backs up your "To Pluto and Back" theory?