Liquid Paraffin?

[RATTER15]

Paraffin is a liquid, so why when you buy a tub of "liquid paraffin" is it a gel and not a liquid?

[Baby Jane]

Hi Ratter 15

Now thats a thought,bet there are loads of other things too that pose a question.

[johnlambert]

like why is there only one monopolys commision?

[netibiza]

It was always a liquid in the 50's when we occasionally had to take a tsp of it!

[johnlambert]

why is dyslexia hard to spell?

[johnlambert]

we all know the speed of light, but what is the speed of darkness?

[johnlambert]

do dogs think in woofs and barks
do cats think in meowws and purrrrrrrrrrs?

[Baby Jane]

Why say "knob" of butter,sorry but that has always puzzled me
xx

[curlyfilm~]

why did bungle get dressed to go to bed?

greatest mystery of life!!!!!!!


like me new green, i hear its the lastest fashion...lol

[RATTER15]

Well Johnlambert, darkness has no speed because it is a lack of light!! hang on!! or is light a lack of darkness?

I was once told that a shadow can actually move faster than light, is that possible?

is a shadow a form of darkness as it is a lack of light?

and why is there an S in lisp?

Why do I wish I never asked this question?

[crete]

why are you not the only one who wishes the same thing ?

[AFC1887]

BabyJane

�knob� is a British term meaning more or less a couple of tablespoons of butter - it is purposefully meant to be vague to encourage the creator of the recipe to cook till a personalized taste is reached through the butter.

[Champagne]

Yeah! And why does flammable and inflammable mean the same thing? Eh? Hmm? HMMMM?

I�ll get me cape�

[Baby Jane]

AFC1887

Thanks honey.


xx

[AFC1887]

Champagne

The terms flammable and inflammable do mean the same, the terms are just used for different things.
Flammable is used for chemicals etc, and inflammable is normally used for materials i.e. cloth etc.

AFC1887