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I said "What are you having for tea?"

Sam, If all that stuff came from yer heeed, I'm enormously impressed.

It's basic physics Liz. Most 15 year olds should be able to recite it perfectly. (Biology with the chlorophyll)

I know nothing about Che Guevara though, or economics, and I was shite at history (although as we age, don't find find it more interesting, or it it just me?)

Edit: 'dont we find it more interesting'

Mike_CFC wrote:

> Why is the Sky Blue?
>
> Mike Parry from talksport radio reckons it's because it's a
> reflection of the sea!!!!!
>
> You could'nt make it up!!!! !laugh!

That sums up the "intellectual" level at talksport.

[quote]Mike Parry from talksport radio reckons it's because it's a reflection of the sea!!!!![/quote]

Wrong way around. It's the sea that looks blue because it's reflecting the sky.

That's why the sea looks grey/green when it's cloudy.

ok geek talk, which i thought was interesting if you dont see a mirror as a glass object:

There is no such thing as a perfect mirror . This means it reflects most but not all light . The light which is NOT reflected is missing in the reflection.
Therefore if the incident light is white -- then it is not white upon reflection.
A silvered mirror is almost perfect -- but a polished copper mirror is not
the surface absorbes some colors ( wavelengths of light ) and therefore causes a colored reflection

'Nuff said

harmonyhex wrote:

> What colour is a mirror?

It doesn't have a colour as it only reflects colours.

harmonyhex wrote:

> What colour is a mirror?

The colour of the soul
The colour of joy
The colour of pain
The colour of happiness
The colour of sadness
The colour of beauty
The colour of obscurity
The colour of hope
The colour of fear
The colour of the past
The colour of the future
The colour of greatness
The colour of inconsequence

Beige