here is sum more ultra fun stuff to do!
email with the answers to these questions:
What is your name?
what is your quest?
what is your favorite colour?
what is the capital of australia?

hmmm.. and you must say on nasty and one nice thing about me or else and u muct write one sentence of 13 words about yourself and a random sentence containing the word 'corrosive'
thank you for your time, i hope you can rise to the challenge
No flee and spread the word, send your friends here and sign my guest book!!





if your bored here are sum things u can do:
What's in a tin of baked beans ?

Well, a 205g tin of Heinz '57 Varieties' Baked Beans ( with tomato sauce ) lists the ingredients as ...

* Beans
* Water
* Tomatoes
* Sugar
* Salt
* Modified Cornflour
* Spirit Vinegar
* Spices

But exactly how many beans are there in a tin ?

Well that's the new and unusual hobby you weren't expecting; how many beans are there ?

In the 205g tin that I examined there were 217; but this was a sample of one, so ...

* Is there a consistent number of beans in a similarly sized tin; the size of each individual bean does vary ( and some that have split in two have to be married up again ) but is there a consistent number ?

* Does the number of beans for a particular size of can scale up ( or down ) from this baseline ?

* Is the number consistent between manufacturers ?

And, when you're counting beans, if all the beans were laid end-to-end; what linear distance would they cover ?

also...

Aren't pylons fun !

And I don't just mean pylons; there are telegraph poles ( both for carrying telephone cables and for distributing electricity ) and even street lights.

You've probably never had any interest in any of these before but, let me tell you, it's a fascinating subject.

You probably think that all pylons are the same. All telegraph poles are the same. All street lights are the same. But you are, oh so, so, wrong.

If you look closely you will also find that almost every pylon, telegraph pole, street light and even road sign has a distinctive label on it to identify it to the utility company or the local authority. So, instead of writing down aeroplane or train wagon numbers you can make a list of all the pylons, telegraph poles, street lights and road signs you have encountered.

Toby the jumping smiley man
This is Toby, he is a small,jumpy, yellow, smiley man. he isn't that bright but boy he sure can jump. if there was a compition for small, jumply, yellow, smiley man of the year he would win it for sure ----------------->