EF Intelligence vs. another chat board I post on

[PICK3]

If this guy can get the answer right then Ive heard enough.
EF=astronomically more intelligent than that other board.

Ummmh ... who posted the correct answer first?

 

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Ummmh ... who posted the correct answer first?

you arent blazzzzzed.
Unless being a 'mo lowers your IQ more than being blazed, then you would get credit.

 

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no.
the wheels would be spinning like mad, but spinning wheels do not an airborne plane make.

even the woman got it right. hot damn

 

[Smurfy]

I just went to my neighbor's house and tested this. The answer is NO.

I just asked my husband and he said its not a complete question. What kind of power is the plane using>? Is it using its engine or just its wheels?

 

[PICK3]

But if you're in the elevator on the 80th floor of a high rise and the cable breaks ... can you jump a milisecond before it hits bottom and save yourself?

 

[KillahBee]

I just asked my husband and he said its not a complete question. What kind of power is the plane using>? Is it using its engine or just its wheels?

skateboard wheels

 

[Smurfy]

skateboard wheels

well in that case the answer is no.

 

[mountain muscle]

This (trick) question was posted in the "general" section of another forum that I frequent. It has turned into a very long thread. Lets see how everyone here stacks up against the moronic posts that littered the other forum.

"Let's say you have a single engine airplane sitting on a runway that is 3000 feet long, and through some great engineering the runway is actually a giant treadmill. It's engineered so that when the plane starts to move forward the runway moves in the opposite direction at exactly the same speed., i.e. as the airplane's wheels pick up speed the runway matches it.
Will the plane get airborne?"

What did you hear from Mossberg? Or is your replacement rifle in the cargo hold of said plane?

 

[KillahBee]

well in that case the answer is no.

nope, i nthat case the answer is "put the fucking wheels back in the fucking closet before I kill you!!!!"

 

[tracemhunter]

But if you're in the elevator on the 80th floor of a high rise and the cable breaks ... can you jump a millisecond before it hits bottom and save yourself?

No, Myth Busters tested it and the dummy would have plummeted to its death. As for the airplane thing, I'm pretty sure that the movement of air is required for the plane to take off.