I guess it must be. [img]smile.gif[/img] you cant even see the sky here :( it's too cloudy all the time during winter.

I guess it must be. [img]smile.gif[/img] you cant even see the sky here :( it's too cloudy all the time during winter.</font>[/QUOTE]C'mon, Cloudy, give Finland a bit of sunshine :D

G'day all :D

Know what I just saw on the news? Apparently if Bill Gates were to pile all the money he had under his matress (of his bed) it would take him 18 minutes to hit the floor if he fell off.

Thats impressive and all but what I find weird is that people are actually payed to calculate that... I mean what factors do they have to take into account :D "What size matress are we talkin' about here, how heavy is he, is he wearing clothes?"

Anywho hello.

Sigmar, those people are probably paid by Bill Gates to work these things out so that he can feel good about himself. Plus, how would they keep the money under the mattress? Believe me, it has a tendancy to slide into a disorganised pile when stacked...anywho, hello :D

Sigmar, I must have only just noticed it, but I love your sig! Its hysterical... :D

Me too...Sigmar, did you ever read Terry Pratchett? One of his characters as a duck on his head and refuses to acknowledge it...they call him duckman and say that he would otherwise be considered sane [img]tongue.gif[/img]

Me too...Sigmar, did you ever read Terry Pratchett? One of his characters as a duck on his head and refuses to acknowledge it...they call him duckman and say that he would otherwise be considered sane [img]tongue.gif[/img] </font>[/QUOTE]Indeed I have Kaltia, that was the very inspiration for my sig :D

"The time to start running is around the "e" in "hey you"! "-RincewinD

Nice to see ya back btw :D *hides taser under a table*

And Barry if you like the humour in my sig may I recommend Terry Pratchett's Discworld series, the humour in it is what I grew up with :D

Sigmar, all objects fall at the same rate, unless air resistance is a factor. Galileo proved it by dropping objects off the Leaning Tower of Pisa. And, no, neither was I there nor was I around to be invited.

Not true that, you could exchange it for gold bullion :D

Not true that, you could exchange it for gold bullion :D </font>[/QUOTE]Actually, Attalus is right (well, duh :rolleyes: )-the only reason a feather falls slower than a hammer is because of surface area. if both were dropped on the moon they'd hit the ground at the same time.

Gold bullion? Pffft, I keep my small fortune locked away...actually it isn't so much small as a fortune...
ZOT!