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taking cole off and bringing carragher on to settle for a penalty shootout was madness given england's past record in shootout's and the reputation of ricardo as a penalty saver, they should've brought on walcott and all options changed to go for a late goal or extra time goal but just settling...

what happens to the oxygen does it burn up in the process? would powering machines all over the planet bring on the rapid depletion of oxygen in the atmosphere? would we slowly suffocate ourselves? nature has a fine balance replenishing supply and demand if we tip the balance are we signing our...

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I've had an HD digibox for about 3 months now, being on field trials i can't go into details but just say get one you'll be impressed, quality is excellent, given a proper HD screen, programme content is good and will only get better as more and more content goes over to HD. Most broadcasters...

was you with them when they did their debut on TOTP? I was working on that show, in Studio 1 if i remember right. also when shane mcgowen was rehearsing with kirsty mccall on TOTP and nearly got kicked off the set by the producer for being drunk and disorderly took a severe telling off by...

they have different interests i suppose daltrey goes off to his fish farm, whereas townsend is never happier than when he's surfing the net :wink:

might be a weird song to some but you must admit it is a track full of energy.

put enormous egos in one room and what do you get?

ok pennies dropped i understand where i was going wrong, the distance circumference argument i was putting forward due to the wheel being physically attached to the axle and therefore the plane was what was directing me down the wrong road of thought. the reason distance will mot come into it...

this is the same as others here are saying replace the wheels for skates but the example relies on the wheels in order to govern the speed of the runway. I still stand by the fact that the wheels being attached to the plane and not being able to gain any ground on the backwards running runway...

more crap from softus which we'll just ignore. Bas I'm still not convinced by the examples given, you mention the thrust pushes the plane forwards and i'll agree to that......initially, the plane starts to move forward but the runway sensors pick up the movement of the wheels and the runway...

velcro, just watch the short and curlies.

how about sharing instead of eating them all yourself you greedy pig :wink:

and we all know what 42 stands for

bas in reply to your post you mention the wheels have no part to play but they do, the tachometer or whatever sensing device being used to control the runway is looking at them. you mentioned the conveyor and my suggesting i couldn't walk forwards i'm not suggesting anything like that, let me...

No chance only one of the ladies has posted her pic , i think the others are shy :wink:

the treadmill is a good example bas but you are missing the point again in what you have just pointed out, ie you mention the person running acting against the treadmill, this is the energy expended in order to keep stationary(the thrust) as you said but there is the answer, the person is...

Glad to see you are finally realising it , perhaps from now on you'll keep your crass remarks to yourself :roll:

havnt seen it in a while but you could get this squirty gel you covered the charcoal with and it started them a treat even in windy conditions.

The Lad's earned a rest. just wonder what his retirement present will be? Free software? :wink: