1.What is the speed of darkness?
2.Can you cry under water?
3.Do fish ever get thirsty?
4.Can you get cornered in a round room?
5.What does OK actually mean?
6.Why do birds not fall out of trees when they sleep?
7.What came first, the fruit or the color orange?
8.Who copyrighted the copyright symbol?
9.If you were traveling at the speed of sound and you turned on your radio would you be able to hear it?
10.If you're traveling at the speed of light and you turn your headlights on, what happens?
11.What should one call a male ladybird?
Here is another one:
if you mated a bulldog and a shihtzu will the puppies be called bullshits?
9 Answers
Good ones.
Here's another;
If you attached a piece of buttered bread to the back of a cat butter side up and gently tossed it off the roof,
how would it land?
10 years ago. Rating: 12 | |
On a side note : jokes about tossing cats off the roof are depressing.
I'll try a few-- #6 I think birds claws wrap around the branch so they stay sitting.#7 I would say the color as it is between yellow and red as in a rainbow which seeing people have noted. for many years past # 9 I think if you were traveling that fast the gravitational pull would prevent you turning on a radio.#11 a handsome fowl
10 years ago. Rating: 10 | |
1. The speed of darkness is significantly lower than the speed of light. Light is a form of energy over limited observable range. When this form of energy is removed from what you can see, there are emmisions of radiant energy that are present and detectable as residual infrared light energy. Many chemicals react to these darker emissions and contribute to the cacophony of light as detection continues into the colder temperature near absolute zero. Since science has not produced this theoretic postulate, it is not known what will actually happen at absolute zero. Some theorize that nuclear adhesion will end within the cooler and suck atomic forms into sub-atomic dust. I have not seen that happen but I am fairly sure that, if attained, the event will be the absence of matter or energy at the site. Perhaps all memory of the event will also fade which may be a barrier to its achievement since, memory is based on the same laws of matter-state-percistence.
10 years ago. Rating: 10 | |