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After my unanimous an overwhelming victory in the "connect two unlike things" thread, I've invented a new game. In this one, one persn asks a stupid question; it cold be something you just made up, something that's been bugging you, or something you thought up while under the influence of livestock tranquilizers. Then another person must answer it a seriously as possible. I'll start:

 

What would the world be like with no Atlantic ocean? What if instead it was one, big, flat steppe?

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probably would be some cities in it, there'd be less rain on the east coast of usa, west coasts of africa and europe. There'd be no transatlantic cable. And the world wars would've been different.

 

 

How is plastic made? (seriously, i don't know.)

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Plastic is manufactured by drone sheep. The sheep, in there factories while being shaved for wool, operate complex machinery and polymer mixers to create the plastic that you use every day. examples like keyboards, phones, the such.

 

 

 

Next question: How much would could a woodchuck chuck if a woodchuck could chuck wood?!

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Originally posted by Cmdr. Cracken

Next question: How much would could a woodchuck chuck if a woodchuck could chuck wood?!

 

Don't you mean: How much wood would a woodchuck chuck if a woodchuck could chuck wood?! ??

 

Answer: Depending on his cells ATP regeneration time periode he will cut wood as long as he has ATP or until he blacksout from lack of energy. He can also cut until his objective is met, i.e. a certain quota.

 

Question: why?

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Originally posted by Jabba The Hunt

she most likely joined while under the infulence of alcohol or other interesting substances.

 

Why do beans make us fart more?

 

 

Beans, contrary to appearance, are fairly 'emtpy'. They full mostly of methane molecules that are connected to the outer membrane of the bean. Your digestive acids in yrou stomach break this bond releasing millions of methane's into your digestive tract with only one way out, your anus.

 

Why are hot dogs called dogs?

 

 

Nitro: actually, Mt. Dew is really known to greatly bolster ones sperm count

 

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Originally posted by Zargon

 

 

Beans, contrary to appearance, are fairly 'emtpy'. They full mostly of methane molecules that are connected to the outer membrane of the bean. Your digestive acids in yrou stomach break this bond releasing millions of methane's into your digestive tract with only one way out, your anus.

 

Why are hot dogs called dogs?

 

 

Nitro: actually, Mt. Dew is really known to greatly bolster ones sperm count

 

Thank you for playing correctly, Zarg.

From what I remember, theywere called "hot dachshunds" because of their shape, but like me, no one knew how to spell that so they shortened it to "dogs". Another factor was WWI. Things like "Frankfurter" and "sauerkraut" sounded "too German" for us Yanks, no they were temporarity renamed things like "Victory cabbage" and "Victory steak(hamburgers)"

 

How does DNA replicate? In 9th grade bioligy we spent a lot of time on how DNA "unzips" and "re-zips" with another half, but the teacher never answered me when i asked where the toher part came from.

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DNA is made up of 3 smaller componets, tRNA, mRNA, and rRNA. tRNA is the top RNA segment, while mRNA is the middle part of the genetic code and rRNA makes up the rear. All 3 combine to make yrou DNA make up, each part is responsible for 1 part of the process as well. mRNA is responsible for the bond(obviosuly as it bonds the top and rear RNA together, while top(or HEAD RNA) chooses the chemical bonds(as its the head ie brain if the RNA) and the rRNA is responsible for getting rid of ( or 'flushing' as they call it) the unused genetic code when the new DNA is formed.

 

 

How do you make an isotope of an element?

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