I've had friends post on the university website, so I imagine it would be.
The Questions not worth their own thread thread VII
- Thread starter Flying Pig
- Start date
- Status
PlutonianEmpire
King of the Plutonian Empire
Ok. as with most(?) zombie invasion / infections, there is a Person Zero. Let's say I'm said person. I get the virus, then what happens to me? step by step?
It depends on what precise type of virus it is. if it's a traditional zombie virus, you'll begin to feel ill. Assuming you contracted the virus through being bitten, the wound will become discoloured and even gangrenous. Eventually the virus will kill you and you will become a zombie. How long after your death it takes for you to become a zombie also depends on the precise virus.
If you are infected with rage, you will begin to suffer the effects within thirty seconds. The K-Virus from I Am Legend takes about thirty minutes to an hour to begin to effect you. It usually results in sickness, then hunger, then you fully change.
Mad Man
Your lord and master
Is every thing goimg to be OK?
Elta
我不会把这种
Has anyone ever swam from Ireland to Scotland?
I ask because people have swam from Florida to Cuba, so I think it can be done.... though it would be much colder.
I ask because people have swam from Florida to Cuba, so I think it can be done.... though it would be much colder.
Mad Man
Your lord and master
Yes because the Irish Navy doesn't have boats they are exclusively designated to swim to England in the event of war.
I don't know. Are there Mexicans in Ireland?
Well, the way I deal with things is, if I just breathe, let it fill the space between, I'll know everything is all right.
Yes - it can be done but it isn't very common.
Between Northern Ireland and Scotland is about 13 - 20 miles depending where you cross.
The sea can be quite rough there - something to do with a narrow channel between a sea and an ocean.
High volume in a small space means high pressure (thus; strong sea). Boyle's law 
GinandTonic
Saphire w/ Schweps + Lime
- Joined
- May 25, 2005
- Messages
- 8,898
CFC looks awful under on-the-fly for-mobile screen translation. Unless you have a decent screen consider yourself limited to the My Account listings.
It's fine for reading a long thread, but it's very painful locating and loading a thread.
Elta
我不会把这种
Yes, Rodrigo and Gabriela (The guitar duo)
Link to video.
Also my Uncle Juan works for a mining company and has been there for the last 3 months.
Interesting, thank you.
I would assume it's possible - um, why are you asking? I've never actually seen it done
I thought I saw it happening at Shannon airport a month ago.
There was a huge amount of noise and then I saw the plane backing into a stand with its engines running at what sounded like full. I couldn't see the nose to see if it was being pushed but I wondered why the engines would be running if it was just being pushed back.
There was a huge amount of noise and then I saw the plane backing into a stand with its engines running at what sounded like full. I couldn't see the nose to see if it was being pushed but I wondered why the engines would be running if it was just being pushed back.
Ziggy Stardust
Absolutely Sane
Don't planes also assist braking by reversing their engines?
That's why I assume it's possible, but I'm not sure if there's a command to do it to move backwards in the cockpit.
A C-130 has variable pitch propellers. They could possibly be turned far enough for reverse thrust. Unlikely to be efficient that way, which could explain why the engines were at high speed for low speed moving of the plane.
- Status
Similar threads
