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she sounds like a fine woman. Has she ever been to the pole ?Originally posted by moorfield View PostMy missus lives on my goolies. She doesn't seem to think it's weird.

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You do talk some bollocks...Originally posted by EternalOptimist View PostSome bloke down the pub was telling me that if one of my balls was as big as the earth, it wouldnt be very smooth at all.
Can you imagine that ? living on someones goolie. that'd be weird that would

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Some bloke down the pub was telling me that if one of my balls was as big as the earth, it wouldnt be very smooth at all.Originally posted by gingerjedi View PostI've heard it said that if the earth were the size of a billiard ball it would feel just as smooth.
Can you imagine that ? living on someones goolie. that'd be weird that would
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I've heard it said that if the earth were the size of a billiard ball it would feel just as smooth.
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Flat Earth
Ever wondered what all the water on the Earth's surface would look like if it were placed in a sphere above the USA? Well wonder no more:

Just goes to show how flat the world is.
Photos: If All of Earth's Water was put into Single Sphere, from the USGS Water Science SchoolLast edited by TimberWolf; 1 January 2011, 18:05.Tags: None
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