Note the 1.3 litre bike-engined Westfield beat the 6-litre? Zonda because it's lighter.

I'm having spaghetti bolognaise for dinner tonight.

 

I doubt anyone gives a toss but I thought I'd post it anyway.

I'm working late tonight so I'll probably have reheated something or other.

I'm having a Pot Noodle and a ****

well i have to say

A: i have taped the programmes, and if you look at the lap times

the Westfield is done on a bone dry track.

Pagini zonda on a semi wet surface? So its pretty bad comparrison.,

Besides id far rather be in a Pagini anyday of the week,

 

 

To Nelsons point.

An f1 car around that track? weighs more than the Westfield and i bet would be far faster.... 3.56% bwhahahahahahahaha:D:D :D sorry i cant help it muwhahahahaha

Nelson, you have to put w4nk or it comments it out!

I did put **** not w4nk, and I'm on 10% now !

Originally posted by Nelson MainFella

I did put **** not w4nk, and I'm on 10% now !

But there's more than four letters in "quick shufty off the wrist".

Originally posted by Mike Duffy

But there's more than four letters in "quick shufty off the wrist".

 

Only if you spell it the heavy way

did they mention the Zonda only had 400 and odd bhp though?

Originally posted by Hairsy

Only if you spell it the heavy way

[Please insert some abbreviation here to indicate that I am indeed laughing out loud and have carpet fluff on my back from where I was rolling on the floor]

[Please insert some abbreviation here to indicate that I am indeed laughing out loud and have carpet fluff on my back from where I was rolling on the floor]

 

ROFLMFAOGCFOB! :D

 

me too

What is Mass?

Common Units of Mass

 

SI:

Gram (g)

1 g = 0.001 kg

Kilogram (kg)

1 kg = 2.2 lbm

1 kg = 0.0685 slug

English:

Pound mass (lbm)

1 lbm = 0.4536 kg

Slug (slug)

1 slug = 14.5939 kg

 

Generally, mass is defined as the measure of how much matter an object or body contains -- the total number of subatomic particles (electrons, protons and neutrons) in the object. If you multiply your mass by the pull of Earth's gravity, you get your weight. So if your body weight is fluctuating, by eating or exercising, it is actually the number of atoms that is changing. It is important to understand that mass is independent of your position in space. Your body's mass on the moon is the same as its mass on the earth, because the number of atoms is the same. The earth's gravitational pull, on the other hand, decreases as you move farther away from the earth. Therefore, you can lose weight by changing your elevation, but your mass remains the same. You can also lose weight by living on the moon, but again your mass is the same.

 

Mass is important for calculating how fast things accelerate when we apply a force to them. What determines how fast a car can accelerate? You probably know that your car accelerates slower if it has five adults in it. We'll explore this relation between mass, force and acceleration in a little more detail after we talk about force.

I don't know about the rest of you but I'm convinced now. Convinced of what I don't know.

 

Crisp anyone?

 

[Edited 'coz pissed and can't spell chrisp!]

Originally posted by Nelson MainFella

1 slug = 14.5939 kg

 

Fonk me - that's one serious slug.

 

Forget your cabbages - you're gonna lose your garden shed to that one.

Originally posted by Hairsy

Fonk me - that's one serious slug.

 

Forget your cabbages - you're gonna lose your garden shed to that one.

ROFLMFAOGCFOB :D :D

Originally posted by Mike Duffy

ROFLMFAOGCFOB :D :D

 

Bet its got 17 inch biceps aswell!

So who would win in a scrap, a 14 kilo slug or a pcp-enhanced Zombie?

What wattage is the slug?

3.57% BWHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA

I bet the slug would get more votes lmao

muwhahahahahahahahahaha :p :p :p :p

I wonder if the slugs name is Nelson?.

 

At least we would know what to call him.

 

And at that size and weght he sounds like a well fit specimin.

 

 

Hugs and kisses

 

and pissing myself laughing again

 

Wendy