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9 comments:
Mythbusters did a segment on that very topic a few weeks ago.
Didn't know that - not surprising really as I don't watch TV
TV is bad for your health. The more TV you watch, the lower your IQ goes until you finally reach the level of a Congressman.
If you would have said. "Can you stick your hands up my skirt?"
I would have said...
God! Youre such a spunk.
:P
xx
Whoops.
Mythbusters episode 136 was about the Leidenfrost Effect. Except they were using molten lead.
xl regrets the error.
I quite like Mythbusters, and the Big Bang Theory on telly. I also like Masterchef, but that's about it.
The Leidenfrost Effect also protects clever people from being instantly stupefied by watching mindless TV as long as they don't watch for too long...
Memphis > Do you think British TV is any better?
SZJ > So - your saying your fridged?
Friday > Want to swap nudes?
XL > XL is forgiven
Smack > G'day gorgeous - I check some of them out on youtube from time to time.
Fingers > I was wondering if the it was any relation to the Lederhosen effect that protected people from .. well nothing really
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