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# 1kg = 1000g
it's fairly easy, really
(, Thu 3 Jul 2008, 22:20, archived)
# Ah but which would be heavier?
A ton of feathers or a ton of gold?!
(, Thu 3 Jul 2008, 22:21, archived)
# My sex cock

(, Thu 3 Jul 2008, 22:22, archived)
# Is that a gold member?:P
Twick qwestion. a metric ton (assuming that the feathers are static) is a different weigh as a gold ton!
(, Thu 3 Jul 2008, 22:24, archived)
# One might point out the gold stays stable.
Where as the feathers will absorb and lose moisture,
changing the weight moment by moment. SCIENCE!!!
(, Thu 3 Jul 2008, 22:27, archived)
# But gold will not stay stable due to economic fluctuations!
FINANCE!!!

Plus I tried to make Kate Moss fat for the compo but I can't seem to make it work.
(, Thu 3 Jul 2008, 22:31, archived)
# Feed her some bacon

(, Thu 3 Jul 2008, 22:31, archived)
# Well I did try and slip her some more pork.

(, Thu 3 Jul 2008, 22:32, archived)
# Well you shouldn't use such a tiny specimen next time.

(, Thu 3 Jul 2008, 22:36, archived)
# What's what GSM is for!

(, Thu 3 Jul 2008, 22:53, archived)
# I have told this story on here before, but here you go again.
I passed a note around a lecture when I was at university, asking people to say what they thought was heavier: a ton of feathers or a ton-and-a-half of lead.

Everybody put their name under "they're exactly the same", except a little Malaysian girl who wrote "lead by half ton".
(, Thu 3 Jul 2008, 22:37, archived)
# The moral of this story is that people like to feel superior and can be easily duped through a false sense of security.
And that students are idiots.
(, Thu 3 Jul 2008, 22:47, archived)
# The moral of this story is
Never eat oranges!
(, Thu 3 Jul 2008, 22:56, archived)