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I know a lot of tunes when I hear them but can only ever remember the odd lyric here and there. I’m always amazed how some people can remember every word of dozens or hundreds of songs.
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How many songs do you know? I think I know thousand of tunes and lyrics. Not as a performer, just to sing along with the radio. For example, I must know half of the top fifty between 1950 and 1980. That is 40 years of 25 songs, 1000 just there.
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old man emu replied to old man emu's topic in Science and Technology
I think I just swore at the Pope. -
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rgmwa replied to old man emu's topic in Science and Technology
Did you mean to say fÙ\x1d or 102, 217, 29 ? -
Well known personalities who have passed away recently (Renamed)
Marty_d replied to onetrack's topic in General Discussion
They should find ya humerus somewhere between ya shoulder and elbow. -
I can see customs getting a bit suss as he's shuffling his passports looking for the right one...
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Correct. That is the last Pictogram I have, only received on Facebook this morning. Until they post more, I will use other brain teasers.
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old man emu replied to old man emu's topic in Science and Technology
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The climate change debate continues.
kgwilson replied to Phil Perry's topic in Science and Technology
Electric motors typically run at between 85% & 95% efficiency. Energy lost is mostly heat. Older AC induction motors usually run between 75% & 85%. Modern EVs convert over 77% of the energy at the wheels. The rest is lost to heat and friction. Fossil fuelled cars are very inefficient when converting the energy in the fuel to the wheels at between 12% and 30%. Again the rest is lost to heat and friction. -
Here is a bit of red tape that is hard to understand the reasoning for. This came to my attention in a conversation with my son when we were visiting him in NZ. There are some either new rules or old rules now being enforced regarding passports that seem absolutely crazy to me. So my wife and I are Australian citizens, but by virtue of the fact we were both born in the UK we retain British citizenship. This now means that if we were to travel to the UK the UK government now requires that we have British passports. UK passport changes leave Australians with dual citizenship scrambling before border rules kick in That is inconvenient enough, but it gets worse for my son. My son was born in Australia, but by virtue of the fact that both his parents are British citizens, he also is considered to be a British citizen. My son moved permanently to NZ and is a citizen of NZ. The rules that apply to travelling into the UK also apply to travelling into Australia. This means that if my son were to travel to the UK via a stopover in Australia, he would need an Australian passport (because he retains Aus citizenship), a British passport because he retains British citizenship, and to get back home to NZ he needs an NZ passport. Here is an AI summary of the situation: "Because you and his other parent were Australian citizens at the time of his birth, your son is automatically an Australian citizen by birth. Since he also holds British citizenship (from you) and New Zealand citizenship (by naturalisation), he is a triple citizen. [1, 2, 3, 4, 5] This status changes the passport requirements for his travels: Document Requirements by Destination Traveling to Australia: He must enter on an Australian passport. The Australian Government requires all citizens to enter and leave the country using an Australian passport. He cannot use his New Zealand passport to get a Special Category Visa anymore, as visas cannot be granted to people who already hold Australian citizenship. [] Traveling to Britain: He must enter on a British passport. As a British citizen, he cannot use an Electronic Travel Authorisation (ETA) or a foreign passport alone to clear UK border control. [1, 2, 3, 4] Traveling back to New Zealand: He must use his New Zealand passport to seamlessly re-enter his home country."
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Let's talk about Artificial Intelligence
nomadpete replied to old man emu's topic in Science and Technology
Don't fret OME, all information is just reduced to a string of ones n zeros. -
I've got sunlight on a cloudy day
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On the positive side, he's only got to hang in another 2,999 days before he gets a statue.
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Agree you have to differentiate yourself from the previous pack - I think Kamala Harris learned that the hard way. And I am not saying what he is saying is not welcome.. It is... But I simply pointed out there are simpler ways to bring in one of the things he wants to bring in. And it will be an actual step forward.. What has come of the royal commissions that found damning evidence of misconduct and criminality: Robodebt Veterans Affairs Banking And the plethora of others?
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A good look to start his stint as premier - first press conference in a K-Mart basement.
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Bubba-Loo???? Isn't that what Ricky Ricardo sang?
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Wife: Have you seen the dog bowl? Husband: I didn't know he could.
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