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Thread ID: 121777	2011-11-12 17:41:00	More Riveting Science from our Universities!	B.M. (505)	PC World Chat

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1243260	2011-11-13 22:13:00	You must then expose your head and front to more raindrops? And? (Mythbusters is not always right) :devil Sacrilege! The lads from Mythbusters are never wrong, except when they are.	MrRSoul (16583)
1243261	2011-11-13 22:16:00	Rather vulgar occupation, I suggest you take up the bible. I too engage in this activity which is: welcomed by my wife in no way detracting from Bible study	MrRSoul (16583)
1243262	2011-11-13 22:18:00	It's to do with graspability I think. Married men have more experience and can handle more...	MrRSoul (16583)
1243263	2011-11-13 22:39:00	Married men have less variety to play with so always want bigger. Single men like more variety.	DeSade (984)
1243264	2011-11-13 23:51:00	A few years back, in Invercargill, I had an adult paper run which I did on a motor scooter. One morning we had a real heavy frost. After coming off my motor scooter twice I finally decided that it was safer to walk. I could safely walk on the grass verge but it was real slippery crossing over peoples driveways. I was often on my hands and knees. At about 6:30 am I was still struggling to keep on my feet when this young fellow comes walking down the footpath no problem at all. I have often wandered why his feet had a good grip and mine were sliding out from under me. Maybe he was wearing socks on the outside of his shoes. Someone suggested that I buy a pair of golfing shoes so I went out and bought a pair. I never experienced another frost like that again so the golfing shoes were never tested. Maybe the universities need to waste money testing golf shoes on ice so that I know if they work or not. Golf shoes these days probably wouldn't help - they tend to be soft-spike, rather than metal-spike, so being plastic probably wouldn't give much more in the way of grip than ordinary shoes... But the older metal-spikes would have worked a treat on ice, but they become tiring to walk in on hard surfaces after a while (plus you'd go through a lot of spikes in a short time through wear and tear). But probably worth the investment if it stopped sore tailbones!!	johcar (6283)
1243265	2011-11-14 00:47:00	I too engage in this activity which is: welcomed by my wife That being the case I will be round this arvo, always pleased do that, which the wife welcomes.	Cicero (40)
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