Posted on 09/23/2005 11:34:39 AM PDT by Excuse_My_Bellicosity
Same reason it's easier to walk on damp sand than either submerged or dry sand.
Cool post, thanks!
This question is right up there in importance with such
questions as "if tin whistles are made of tin,what do they make foghorns out of?"
Why do liberals stick together?............because they all suck!.......
I sense a science fair project for little NVA here.
I'm disapponted. I thought the article was going to show that it was all Bush's fault. :=)
If a firefighter fights fires, and a crimefighter fights crime, what do freedomfighters fight?........
And here I thought they were "schooling" in an attempt to avoid predators
How much did this study cost???
I thought it was the gravity each object has within it (no friction in a liquid) thus pulling the two objects together.
This is a great idea for a science project.
Will be saving this one for future use.
Miniscus effect and Surface tension do not get to the root of the problem.
It is societal tension brought about by the oppressive effects of the patriarchy that drives cheerios to form colonies. The hegemonic urge is strong even in cereals, and the implacable forces of History drive them into union and cohesion. Imperialism is not the end of Breakfast, but it is a necessary step on the path to stomach satiation.
What do you mean social sciences are not real sciences?
hehehehehehe :)
Cheeriomagnetization
And I've figured out how alcohol makes a drunk fall. Place one drop of alcohol in the water where the tack is "floating" and it will sink or "fall". Alcohol breaks the surface tension - I've seen my neighbors lose all their surface tension on Friday and Saturday nights.
Sorry, but I believe this has been known for quite some time. Its basically how I have explained it, although not in quite the detail.
It is societal tension brought about by the oppressive effects of the patriarchy that drives cheerios to form colonies. The hegemonic urge is strong even in cereals, and the implacable forces of History drive them into union and cohesion. Imperialism is not the end of Breakfast, but it is a necessary step on the path to stomach satiation.
What do you mean social sciences are not real sciences?
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So....it's Bush's fault then...right?
That's what I'm saying.
Brian: Peter, those are Cheerios. ...
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