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Thought Faraday had a law of some kind in electricity , but then realized it was Maxwells corkscrew rule for current flow was thinking about. But sure there was a Farady law also its just on the periphery of my memory. The corkscrew rule had nothing to do with wine bottles either. JS
Probably thinking of Faraday's cage, something to do with simulated lightening strikes and protection from high voltageQuote:
Originally Posted by j.sabourn
Ivan have just come in from a Quiz night and realize as have in the past how thick I am, but there are others .most had had 8 of a team , mine had 4 myself and 3 dumb blondes one in her 90s , their input was zero , I know I at least answered 3 questions right 1. Who was the first pin up on playboy magazine my answer Maryilan Monroe.2. What is the freezing point in fahrenheit 32 degrees .and 3.what does the Beaufort table measure. All the other questions God only knows .someone else won the $240 dollars I didn’t even get the booby prize. Never mind I was only there for the beer. Cheers JS
Wouldn't know what to do with a booby these days!Quote:
Originally Posted by j.sabourn
Can’t do much with a spaniels ear JS
Tut Tut John, you will have to get those books back out and sit them on your lap while you are having your granny nap, it may help.
Des
If that’s about the spaniels ears Des. Have had 2 spaniels and know what to do with them after combed the fleas out of them !!!. If about the Beaufort scale with living with brylcream boys my first thought was. A fighter aircraft of WW 11. Then thought better of it and remembered climate change and all the bad weather leading up to it and Noah’s Ark. As to reading books leave that to the intelligent people who have good vision. Frightened to go to sleep in case don’t wake up. Cheers JS.
You may surprize your self Ivan if one got that close.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ivan Cloherty
One lives in hope!!Quote:
Originally Posted by happy daze john in oz