Thread: Trivia and other useless but interesting items

Originally Posted by scarry

A good sniffer dog that doesn't mind the cold,or snow and ice, would probably find them,then they could be counted.

Some do spend many days looking for Koala poo,so a change in what they are sniffing for shouldnt be much of a deal

You're weird you.

Originally Posted by Tins

On Everest? Must be bloody well trained.

Wouldn't they just have to target the base and surrounds of the very rare Tibetan Tallowwood or the even rarer, Nepalese Mountain Mahogany in the area?

Originally Posted by 4bee

Dimensionaly it would seem so but one thing in it's favour it wouldn't pong like buggery.


Then again if the extra weight was putting downwards pressure on it, in a few years time it could be only 2' high.

A turd of the height it was?
My Irish son-in-law would say turdy tree and a turd percent

Originally Posted by RHS58

A turd of the height it was?
My Irish son-in-law would say turdy tree and a turd percent

Originally Posted by Saitch

Wouldn't they just have to target the base and surrounds of the very rare Tibetan Tallowwood or the even rarer, Nepalese Mountain Mahogany in the area?

Perhaps the Malahangur Melaleuca would bear investigation...

Originally Posted by Tins

On Everest? Must be bloody well trained.

Certainly bloody well drained.

Hi,
Poo tubes are probably now mandatory. They are in climbing and caving clubs.
How to Make a Poop Tube: 9 Steps (with Pictures) - wikiHow
Cheers

I honestly stop at 6 minutes or less so am very impressed

"Winslet held her breath for seven minutes underwater, breaking a record set by Tom Cruise in Mission Impossible: Rogue Nation." this is in "Avatar: The Way of Water actor Sam Worthington tells of challenges acting underwater

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I thought I was very good- I do stop at 6 minutes before I pass out when free diving. I will have to hold my breath with her when I get to see this film! No risk of drowning for me