Since the big order of ribs ALWAYS tipped over the car, why did Fred Flintstone always order them anyway?
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Actuall, he only did that once, but they showed the same clip over and over, ad nauseum!
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Because the up/down motion is independent of the side-side motion. The stone is already going at whatever speed the car is and that doesn't change. The only thing that changes is the up/down part of the motion. For someone outside the car, the stone looks like it goes along a parabolic arc, not just up and down.\n\nThis is related to the relativity of motion. If you are moving uniformly, it is impossible to tell whether you are moving or not unless you look outside the car.
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lol there's always chance they'll see you again.\n\nMy luck ... soon as I give the finger, my car would break down and they'd come after me, or throw rocks or some shtuff like that\n\nand after reading rocketman's ... I would never pick one up unless it was like an old lady or someone with a little kid ... you never know who might have a gun or something.
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You know why is zigzags right. you say you don't but you know. \nIts chuck norris bending it before he throws it at people
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Five possible reasons:\n\n1) The creator of The Flintstones wanted to be creative.\n2) He was creative.\n3) He's weird.\n4) It's pronounced like that in the dictionary and in history books.\nor\n5) The world is inhabited by weirdos.
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I get the analogy and I love it!!!!    All the parts for the Porsche were already somewhere in the junkyard.......it was just a series of chance happenings that lead to it all being put together perfectly, that sounds very logical......... :)  once again love the question!!!
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It sound like you're talking about the sternum. This is the part of the rib cage where the ribs meet. If I interpreted your description correctly, the bump is simply part of the sternum, where the end of a rib is protruding from the surface of the chest a little. It's actually a part of the rib cage, so it is a bone. It's more pronounced on him now, because he lost some weight, but it's probably always been there. I have the same thing and it doesn't seem to be a problem; it's always been there. But he should go to the doctor just to make sure.
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He had many chances to win the 500 only to have bad luck to bite him. His only win came in 1998.It was a sight to see how everyone on pit road came out greet him on his way to the winners circle.
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You see martial artist break very thick boards all the time and they probably can't lift a car. It is about centering your strength. Besides a car weighs more than 300 lbs.
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because bootleggers used to sup up there cars\nto out run the cops and it eventually turned into a competition
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Maybe the car designers like a bottom heavy babe! In fact CG or centre of gravity of the vehicles is at a low point if the heaviest weight is aaranged at the lowest point. Since engine is the heaviest part, it is placed at the lowest possible point to give car highest stability
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Because you have chosen to like the wrong type of guy. The kind of guy you are referring to is very self centered and uses a car as a focal point for his ego.
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Well,there had to be a reason he puts her in his race cars,other than her driving ability.I guess he has deep enough pockets to watch her destroy every car she climbs into to race,she sucks...lol
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Because he was too lazy to climb up the ladder to get the cherries out of the tree, so he figured it would be easier to get the cherries if they were close to the ground, so he chopped the cherry tree down and then began picking out the cherries off the branches his aunt Edna would use to bake a cherry pie. But please, I could be wrong so don't hold me to this one. My google stopped googling
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I have been wondering this myself, it goes with "why do people put $2000 rims on a $500 car?"
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Don't forget the old banana in the tailpipe from Beverly Hills Cop. I also like the pizza idea, although 10 pizzas would probably tip off the restaurant it was a prank and they will call to double check ... instead pick just a couple of pizzas but have them ordered with every ingredient that the person doesn't like (anyone for anchoives and pineapple?)
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Well, Garfield was always after John's lasagna, just like the government today is always after my paycheck.  Odie represented the liberals of today that cannot do anything successfully for themselves and must rely on the government for protection.