The most common metal element in the earth's crust and 3rd overall is Aluminum. It comprises roughly 8-8.2 percent of all material.
Indeed, this is a fine memorial, but I still think there should be some sort of corporeal building devoted to such lords utter awe.Fijiman said:LEGO came from a Danish phrase meaning "play-well".
Too tired to look for him myself, but maybe you'll find his name in [a href="http://badasshistory.com/list.html"]here[/a]TIMESWORDSMAN said:There should be a Pantheon of Badassery, in which this man would hold a place of high honor.Fatboy_41 said:Jack Churchill. No relation to Winston. He was a member of the original Commando corp established in WW2. He is the only soldier of the war to be credited with a kill by an arrow. He also carried a claymore sword as well as the bow.nikki191 said:A british soldier landed in normandy during ww2 with a long bow and killed german soldiers with it
How did you guess...TIMESWORDSMAN said:A fan of Blackadder are we?MetaKnight19 said:The town of Doncaster is technically a part of Scotland
There are several others larger than that but they were artificially created to be as long as possible.Robert Ewing said:The largest non-technical word is antidisestablishmentarianism, with a mere 28 letters.
It's actually the first link not contained with in parenthesis or brackets, and technically not all but something close to 95%.Para199x said:Just tried the wikipedia thing, i got stuck in a loop which doesn't include philosophy, sorrydvd_72 said:Anitediphobia: The fear that somehow, somewhere, a duck is watching you.
The fun fact that you eat about 8 or so spiders a night is not actually a fact, but a falsehood perpetrated by a scientist for an experiment to see how quickly information travels around the world.
"Magic numbers" is an actual technical term in nuclear physics. These magical numbers are the numbers of nucleons that make up extremely stable nuclei. Nuclei with more or less nucleons are less stable until the next magic number is reached.
Water expands when frozen. This is due to the structure of the H2O molecules that causes them to have intermolecular bonds strong enough to form a sort of crystal structure when the temperature becomes low enough.
Lukewarm water freezes faster than cold water. While apparently a fact I do not know the background behind it, nor do I quite believe it is a fact, but I thought I'd share it.
Start from any page in Wikipedia. Click the (I think) first link in that page, and every subsequent page. You will eventually end up on the philosophy page.
All that I could come up with at this time. I'll see if I can't recall more later![]()
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Incorrect, there is no caffeine in apples. This is a common misconception based on Caffic acid in apples.Relaver said:There is about as much caffene in a apple as in one cup of coffee.
Holy shit. That must all the names of their royal elephants throughout history or something.RuralGamer said:Calling the capital of Thailand Bangkok is the equivalent of calling the Russian capital Muscovy or the capital of the UK Londinium; it hasn't be called that in Thailand for centuries. They call it Krung Thep Mahanakhon Amon Rattanakosin Mahintharayutthaya Mahadilok Phop Noppharat Ratchathani Burirom Udomratchaniwet Mahasathan Amon Phiman Awatan Sathit Sakkathattiya Witsanukam Prasit or just Krung Thep for short.
It's the first link not in brackets or italics.Para199x said:Just tried the wikipedia thing, i got stuck in a loop which doesn't include philosophy, sorry![]()