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is there anything you ALWAYS WANTED TO KNOW?

^ yeah, us poor guys needs to add chemicals to get to that zen-like state :
I remember the 1st tampon add i ever saw.
2 hot girls on a spaceship with grey jumpsuits on sitting at radar style consoles.
There's an alert sound and the message "ALIEN" flashing in red letters on one of their screens.
The 2 girls smirk at each other like they are sharing a secret ...
...
..... thats it....

trippy shit!

"If Santa and Jesus had a wrestling match to see who owns Christmas ... The Coke a Cola company would still win"
- Anti-Christmas League
 
katmeow said:
What determines the different sizes of raindrops?
Well Kat, I'm glad you asked. :D

Raindrops are formed when all the tiny droplets that make up the mist that is a cloud, collide and coalesce with each other inside the cloud. If the drops get large enough, they fall as rain. The longer the drops stay in the clouds, the larger they're able to grow.

In Cumulus clouds (the big high puffy ones) winds are fairly strong, and are able to buffet the raindrops and suspend them longer so they become larger before falling. Stratus clouds on the other hand are relatively low with weak winds inside them, as such the raindrops that fall from them can be very small, since they haven't had a chance to become big and strong yet.

This article goes into detail of a study done on the size and origin of raindrops, and raises a number of interesting points about the size of raindrops, including suggesting that the larger drops are formed by melting snow. It also goes into some detail about the distribution ratios of large to small drops in different kinds of rain.

Once the raindrops get out of the clouds, they then have to deal with physical obstacles like air drag and gravity (fortunately gravity is on their side).
There is some reading here and here, that goes into mathmatic detail about the effect of various forces on the raindrops as they fall, and how this affects their size (and shape) by the time they hit the ground.

Pop Popavich said:
why doesn't pop popavich log out of his pc??
Because (despite numerous occurences that should serve as a warning) he's foolish enough to trust his friends.
A harsh lesson indeed. :|
 
haha..
wondering how long it would take you to find that one...


and if "lola" from rsvp.com replies to your email, just remember, you like it fast & hard.
 
Hmmm, Ooh yeah, and pop. If lola does want to meet you. Let me warn you first, she's packing sausage... Just a little piece of info I picked up...
 
was there an actual cowboy character in gumby, or did gumby and his posse just dress like cowboy's sometimes??


i'm looking at you popavich.
 
I'm pretty sure it was only ever Gumby and co. dressed up in their cowboy gear.

There is a collectible of Pokey all ready to ride out here, and here are some of the other costumes (including cowboy) that Gumby got into:
Gumby1.jpg


As you can see Gumby was most probably the original inspiration for the Village People as his flamboyant tendencies and flair for costume made him a real star, far ahead of his time. ;)

For further Gumby reading this is a veritable treasure trove of Gumby info. :)
 
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Well the hunger for chicken no doubt comes from your canine ancestry. I've traced what I could of your family back many generations and it appears you are an indirect descendant of Rover Hubbard.

According to an old dreamtime legend found here, as well as other ancient translations, Rover was a wolf of sorts that had given up his life in the animal kingdom to live with Ms Hubbard in exchange for undisclosed "services". Though it may be troubling for you to hear, your family bloodline has come dangerously close to being wiped out on several occasions due to an altercation between an ancestor and a farmer who would prefer his hen-house intact.

I believe that the triorchidism (the condition of having 3 testicles) is more than likely due to a combination of nutrient imbalances (mainly obscene amounts of protien from all the chickens) and an evolutionary mutation which is a true example of darwinism. Due to your family history of untimely death, procreation was imperative, and the 3rd testicle enabled the spread of your family seed exponentially faster than their dual testicle bretheren, therefore the bloodline that contained the mutation thrived which has apparently managed to keep your species a touch ahead of extinction.
 
Vital question - If I were to obtain a keg for personal use, how many litres of beer exist within it?
If there are different sizes, what are they and their approximate costs?
 
I know the standard keg size is 50 litres.
Not sure on your other questions though.
 
They have 20L party kegs available from a place called The Brewery here in Tville, who surprise surprise brew all their own beer.
I can't remember how much they cost, but I remember working out that is was cost effective to buy one. The problem lies with the deposit you have to put on the keg, these guys wanted $400 deposit, or your credit card details :\
 
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