Which ones (if any) of these sentences are true?

[Noel]

i reckon the answer is the

same minus all the satellites and anything else we have thrown into space.

right i haven't done my experiment yet, however i am to change my stance and say the plane takes off.

NOW NOEL cooey over here can we delete this thread like we spoke about whilst i eat my humble pie.

Sure, no problem............

 

[Tom K]

i reckon the answer is the

same minus all the satellites and anything else we have thrown into space.

right i haven't done my experiment yet, however i am to change my stance and say the plane takes off.

NOW NOEL cooey over here can we delete this thread like we spoke about whilst i eat my humble pie.

Sure, no problem............

Surely quoting the humble pie comment is like rubbing his nose in it?

 

[Anonymous]

i reckon the answer is the

same minus all the satellites and anything else we have thrown into space.

right i haven't done my experiment yet, however i am to change my stance and say the plane takes off.

NOW NOEL cooey over here can we delete this thread like we spoke about whilst i eat my humble pie.

Sure, no problem............

Surely quoting the humble pie comment is like rubbing his nose in it?

Not really that bothered Tom its just a forum, sometimes its just easier to admit you're wrong, its good banter at best - watch

THE PLANE TAKES OFF

THE PLANE TAKES OFF

THE PLANE TAKES OFF

THE PLANE TAKES OFF

THE PLANE TAKES OFF

THE PLANE TAKES OFF

 

[PeterBassett]

What part of a moving train is always going backwards?

The back of the wheels just after they leave the track?

If I read you right, then no.

 

[RogerS]

Am I warm?

 

[Noel]

I'd rather not find out...........

 

[Noel]

i reckon the answer is the

same minus all the satellites and anything else we have thrown into space.

right i haven't done my experiment yet, however i am to change my stance and say the plane takes off.

NOW NOEL cooey over here can we delete this thread like we spoke about whilst i eat my humble pie.

Sure, no problem............

Surely quoting the humble pie comment is like rubbing his nose in it?

Hope so!

 

[bugbear]

What part of a moving train is always going backwards?

There is no single part of a train which is continuously doing that.

However, whatever piece of the flange is at the bottom of the wheel is momentarily going backwards.

BugBear

 

[RogerS]

What part of a moving train is always going backwards?

There is no single part of a train which is continuously doing that.

However, whatever piece of the flange is at the bottom of the wheel is momentarily going backwards.

BugBear

That's what I said..only you put it more eloquently! and he said No.

 

[PeterBassett]

"The back of the wheels just after they leave the track?"

I didn't read that as flange, and the flang is moving backwars at any point lower than the level of the track, not just when it leaves the track.

BugBear and RogerS are correct.

 

[Jake]

right i haven't done my experiment yet, however i am to change my stance and say the plane takes off.

NOW NOEL cooey over here can we delete this thread like we spoke about whilst i eat my humble pie.

No, and I'm not letting you delete this either.

 

[big soft moose]

What part of a moving train is always going backwards?

The back of the wheels just after they leave the track?

If I read you right, then no.

the locomotive at the rear ? - modern trains usually have a loco on the back end facing backwards to facilitate a quick turn round