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woodublieve12 wrote:

Q. wrote:And you wouldn't be much use to your kids while you're in jail serving time for the murder.

Wouldn't get get caught. I've seen heaps of CSI...

Ted Danson and Lawrence Fishbourne will find you....

HH3 wrote:

woodublieve12 wrote:

Q. wrote:And you wouldn't be much use to your kids while you're in jail serving time for the murder.

Wouldn't get get caught. I've seen heaps of CSI...

Ted Danson and Lawrence Fishbourne will find you....

Just to go completely off topic, anyone catch the new CSI last night? I wonder if it's actually just a once off?

woodublieve12 wrote:

Q. wrote:And you wouldn't be much use to your kids while you're in jail serving time for the murder.

Wouldn't get get caught. I've seen heaps of CSI...

Australia is large and shovels are cheap......

tipper wrote:

woodublieve12 wrote:

Q. wrote:And you wouldn't be much use to your kids while you're in jail serving time for the murder.

Wouldn't get get caught. I've seen heaps of CSI...

Australia is large and shovels are cheap......

and everyone knows a butcher...

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When people say "happy go lucky" it means nothing. People don't have a "go-lucky" personality. What's the opposite? A "miserable go shit" kinda guy. Imagine that?!? "So what's this tony character like?" "Yeah he's a bit of negative kent, a real miserable go shit sorta spud!"

Was watching a news coverage or something and the weather came on. They said its 18 degrees but feels like 14. Doesn't that mean its 14 then? or surely 18 feels like 18!!

Nah, because today is Wednesday but it bloody feels like Monday

Arch44 wrote:Was watching a news coverage or something and the weather came on. They said its 18 degrees but feels like 14. Doesn't that mean its 14 then? or surely 18 feels like 18!!

Wind chill factored in....

heater31 wrote:

Arch44 wrote:Was watching a news coverage or something and the weather came on. They said its 18 degrees but feels like 14. Doesn't that mean its 14 then? or surely 18 feels like 18!!

Wind chill factored in....

That's what I mean if there is a wind chill it would just drop the temp wouldn't it?

Footy Chick wrote:Nah, because today is Wednesday but it bloody feels like Monday

Yep cant dispute that one.

Arch44 wrote:

heater31 wrote:

Arch44 wrote:Was watching a news coverage or something and the weather came on. They said its 18 degrees but feels like 14. Doesn't that mean its 14 then? or surely 18 feels like 18!!

Wind chill factored in....

That's what I mean if there is a wind chill it would just drop the temp wouldn't it?

Apparently not.....

heater31 wrote:

Arch44 wrote:

heater31 wrote:

Arch44 wrote:Was watching a news coverage or something and the weather came on. They said its 18 degrees but feels like 14. Doesn't that mean its 14 then? or surely 18 feels like 18!!

Wind chill factored in....

That's what I mean if there is a wind chill it would just drop the temp wouldn't it?

Apparently not.....

Far from convinced

Arch44 wrote:

heater31 wrote:

Arch44 wrote:

heater31 wrote:[quote="Arch44"]Was watching a news coverage or something and the weather came on. They said its 18 degrees but feels like 14. Doesn't that mean its 14 then? or surely 18 feels like 18!!

Wind chill factored in....

That's what I mean if there is a wind chill it would just drop the temp wouldn't it?

Apparently not.....

Far from convinced [/quote]


Also takes into account the relative humidity....

heater31 wrote:Also takes into account the relative humidity....

The sweat that drips off you while you're shagging your sister-in-law.

Booney wrote:

heater31 wrote:Also takes into account the relative humidity....

The sweat that drips off you while you're shagging your sister-in-law.

Or Mother in law as Doug Hawkins tells at his sportsmans night.

Arch44 wrote:Was watching a news coverage or something and the weather came on. They said its 18 degrees but feels like 14. Doesn't that mean its 14 then? or surely 18 feels like 18!!

The wind chill factor and the heat index have been used in meteorology in North America for years.

In essence, the wind chill factor is the apparent decrease in air temperature your body feels due to the flow of air. This factor will always determine a lower reading than the air temperature reading.

The heat index applies when this apparent temperature is higher than the air temperature.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wind_chill

Booney wrote:

heater31 wrote:Also takes into account the relative humidity....

The sweat that drips off you while you're shagging your sister-in-law.

sounds like a Psyber story here......

The Government

Why the **** do I keep going into the SANFL forum?

Booney wrote:Why the **** do I keep going into the SANFL forum?

The insightful debate

or is it the incite-full debate...