Philosophical Dan wrote:There are many, many things that make me a c*nt. Tofu isn't one of them.
how the f**k do you barbecue a lump of tofu :lol:
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Philosophical Dan wrote:There are many, many things that make me a c*nt. Tofu isn't one of them.
The sound waves of your speech cause a paper/plastic diaphragm to vibrate, like a speaker in reverse. This is amplified by a coil around a magnet and converted in to an electric signal. This signal passes from your hand set in to binary code, to a receiver at a substation, which would be part of a network cell.Dyl wrote:how the **** does a telephone work? How can I talk into a little bit of plastic and metal and someone thousands of miles away can hear me instantly. Ridiculous
Well, nothing according to the physical theorists. Others say there was darkness across the face of the waters and still others say there was a giant turtle. You work it out.Czech Hammer wrote:What was happening twenty minutes before the big bang?
When you really sit and think about it, that is one piece of amazing technology that doesn't get enough credit, it's just there and nobody thinks twice about it including me.... but it is a bit of a mind-blowerDyer's Leg wrote:The sound waves of your speech cause a paper/plastic diaphragm to vibrate, like a speaker in reverse. This is amplified by a coil around a magnet and converted in to an electric signal. This signal passes from your hand set in to binary code, to a receiver at a substation, which would be part of a network cell.
Once it reaches the substation, it goes down fibre optic or copper cable to the exchange where the call is routed to the person receiving, by copper wire, fibre optic, or satellite, or a combination of all 3 until it reaches it's destination.
The same applies to landlines, but with fibre optic and copper cable connecting to the exchange directly, where then the call is routed via whatever means to reach it's destination either next door or half way round the world.
Summink like that....
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RyanWHUFC wrote:Why do people eat quorn?
Why do people eat tofu?
Czech Hammer wrote:What was happening twenty minutes before the big bang?
It means that you're a newbie.LeeWHU88 wrote:What does the saying 'making my piss' actually mean lol.
Philosophical Dan wrote:There are many, many things that make me a c*nt. Tofu isn't one of them.
It's very good on veggie kebab's (ie the skewer type).the oldham stripper wrote:how the f**k do you barbecue a lump of tofu :lol:
Nor me.RyanWHUFC wrote:like I say rabbit food does nothing for me
Figure of speech Hammy StuHambrosia Stu wrote:Nor me.
But then who the feck want's to eat grass?
I mean, even if you did, it's pretty much indigestable to a human stomach....
the river is called Arno, and yes, it is straight forward to cross by foot.BPRIGGSC wrote:As the thread is open, can anybody tell me what the river is called that separates Florence? I think it's called The Argo.
Also, maybe slightly more stupid question.... is it straight forward to cross, can you just walk across one of the bridges?
Me and The Mrs are probably going to go in September, she wants to go and see the Uffizi and various other places, as it would be quite helpful towards her career path. It looks as if the only places I can really afford are south of the river, but quite close to the City Centre. Any info would be great!