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General Forums => The O' Club => Topic started by: VWE on September 01, 2007, 06:37:40 AM
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So... what do they teach you in French schools? http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=5c3_1188631851
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:rofl that is funny in any language
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I thought "Okay, a stupid French guy", but what really got me was when he polled the audience.
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He couldn't figure out what "gravitates" implies.
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Originally posted by mensa180
I thought "Okay, a stupid French guy", but what really got me was when he polled the audience.
That wasn't the messed up part. What was really messed up was 56% of the audiance thought it was the sun as well. Maybe he's related to Miss Teen South Carolina.
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What I meant, I should have added "and the outcome".
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Why of course he was confused, he thought everything rotated around France.
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OMG ~ that was painful to watch
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It ain't rocket science!
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That can't be for real.
A tougher question for some might have been how long does it take for the moon to complete one rotation about it's own axis?
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Kids in kindergarten can figure out the answer to that question too, in less than a second..
56% ! :lol
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Originally posted by moot
Kids in kindergarten can figure out the answer to that question too, in less than a second..
56% ! :lol
You might be surprised to learn how many people think the moon doesn't rotate about it's own axis. Or so I seem to recall reading several years ago.
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ask ten people to explain what causes a lunar eclipse
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Yeah, probably.. must be a pretty uncorelated soup of ideas that make up their picture of the earth-moon system. Has to be, to accept the moon forever facing the earth, but the moon being the satellite.
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It's racism! They want that black guy out of the chair!
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Laugh as much as you want but a french guy started worlds first on-demand music streaming site that's fully legal.
Just to punish you I won't give you a link. Tee-hee! Euro-revenge! :t
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The man is clearly a genius!
:rofl
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So how many Frenchmen DOES it take to defend Paris?
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Eerrrrm.....1.......he's just never around when u need him.....ever.........
:p
Wurzel
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Originally posted by gpwurzel
Eerrrrm.....1.......he's just never around when u need him.....ever.........
:p
Wurzel
:rofl
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All yall realize that the world is indeed flat:
--- it just that gravity has warped the spacetime in which the world exists in order for it to appear to be a globe.
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All yall realize that the world is indeed flat:
--- it just that gravity has warped the spacetime in which the world exists in order for it to appear to be a globe.
Black hole of stupidity?
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Originally posted by moot
Black hole of stupidity?
You know, on second thought, Einstein wasn't all that smart...
it's I before E and he got it wrong twice in his own name.
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:noid I understood you mockingly meant that at Earth's scale, not Omega's, oops. What were you fed as a kid anyway?
Read your post again and found yet another possible meaning, so I give up :p
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OH
MY
GOD! :O
Poor Kepler, Copernicus, Galileo and Newton are screaming madly from their graves..... too bad no one can hear them........
(Btw, the above are all Europeans! :D)
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Kopernicus. Sun - center theory. HTF do you get into "do you wanna be a millionaire" with no clue of this.
Or knowing anything of the tides?
And of course Kopernicus was a Euro. After all, when he was born, USA had just indians.
The high-education point of the world back in those days was:
(http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/c/c2/Courtyard_of_Collegium_Maius%2C_Krakow.jpg)
University of Krakow in Poland, and still stands. I have even been there!
As a WW2 sidenote in the WW2 forum we have, in WW2 this was still a top-notch university at the outbreak of the war.
Nazis didn't like that and rounded up the professors. Killed most I belive.
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ya, but at least their still "thinner", "more Progressive". 'less aggressive' and "more well liked diplomatically" then the US.
sarcasm>>>>...
Dumb as a box of nails. but they look good.
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Originally posted by Angus
Kopernicus. Sun - center theory. HTF do you get into "do you wanna be a millionaire" with no clue of this.
Or knowing anything of the tides?
And of course Kopernicus was a Euro. After all, when he was born, USA had just indians.
The high-education point of the world back in those days was:
(http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/c/c2/Courtyard_of_Collegium_Maius%2C_Krakow.jpg)
University of Krakow in Poland, and still stands. I have even been there!
As a WW2 sidenote in the WW2 forum we have, in WW2 this was still a top-notch university at the outbreak of the war.
Nazis didn't like that and rounded up the professors. Killed most I belive.
Nazis probably had a hunch about the Polish mathematicians who were cracking the Enigma since WWI. Their work was based on a traitor in the german enigma team and the knowledge was transferred to the allies who developed the system further. We can thank our PC's for enigma btw. The first computer was built to crack it.
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I loved the end when he said "Of course"