wood and trashQuote:
Originally Posted by Andre
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wood and trashQuote:
Originally Posted by Andre
Wood, you give us a touch more detail on the type of wood.
Yeah that'll do. Woods good.
When in Venice once I asked a local and they said its on an old oak forest.
But reading in Wicki just then, it says Slovenian alder trees were bought in. :-\
Next question Sheep.
Who was the first man documented to calculate correctly the circumference of the earth?
I'm signing off for the night. It'll be a bit til I can verify the answers.
Cicumfernicus? Lol I don't know maybe copernicus
nope good guess though, about 1600 years before him.Quote:
Originally Posted by armin
It was a Greek mathematician someone like Pythagoras.
Professor John Nash.
about 200 years newer than Pythagorus, getting closer. He was Greek as well.Quote:
Originally Posted by Master
Fun fact, he also created Leap Day.
Ha, not heard that, its called leap year here.;D
Leap day :happy0931sb4:
Did you know we do not get paid on leap day? :(
I guess that makes the guy who is the answer a prick.Quote:
Originally Posted by Master
At 24 hours I'm assuming no one is going to get this one, and I'll stay away from the math/science stuff with the next question.
I remember learnin bout the dude in school but don't think ill remember his nameQuote:
Originally Posted by killersheep
Eretosthenes was his name.Quote:
Originally Posted by arminI remember learnin bout the dude in school but don't think ill remember his nameQuote:
Originally Posted by killersheep
How many points is the yellow ball worth in snooker?