What was your top speed?
12-16-2003, 04:41 PM
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Originally posted by SidViscous
Never say Never?
No Nah Never, No Nah never no more.
Never say Never?
No Nah Never, No Nah never no more.
You forgot "clap, clap, clap" "clap...clap"----I don't mean the kind that you visit the doctor for.
12-16-2003, 05:03 PM
#412
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No correct answer yet!!!
HINT: it is the ratio of the distance of your head-to-floor vs. belly-button-to-floor. (Get out those measuring tapes!!
) Or, try the ratio of the bones in your finger: the ratio of the smallest bone to the largest bone in any finger.
Some other places to find this number:
- The ratio of each successive spiral in a nautilus shell.
- Seed spiral ratios on a sunflower
- The spirals of a pinecone
- The spirals on a head of califlower
Have fun! Hehe...
-Z.
HINT: it is the ratio of the distance of your head-to-floor vs. belly-button-to-floor. (Get out those measuring tapes!!
) Or, try the ratio of the bones in your finger: the ratio of the smallest bone to the largest bone in any finger.Some other places to find this number:
- The ratio of each successive spiral in a nautilus shell.
- Seed spiral ratios on a sunflower
- The spirals of a pinecone
- The spirals on a head of califlower
Have fun! Hehe...
-Z.
12-16-2003, 05:13 PM
#415
Originally posted by Z-man
No correct answer yet!!!
HINT: it is the ratio of the distance of your head-to-floor vs. belly-button-to-floor. (Get out those measuring tapes!! ) Or, try the ratio of the bones in your finger: the ratio of the smallest bone to the largest bone in any finger.
Some other places to find this number:
- The ratio of each successive spiral in a nautilus shell.
- Seed spiral ratios on a sunflower
- The spirals of a pinecone
- The spirals on a head of califlower
Have fun! Hehe...
-Z.
No correct answer yet!!!
HINT: it is the ratio of the distance of your head-to-floor vs. belly-button-to-floor. (Get out those measuring tapes!!
) Or, try the ratio of the bones in your finger: the ratio of the smallest bone to the largest bone in any finger.Some other places to find this number:
- The ratio of each successive spiral in a nautilus shell.
- Seed spiral ratios on a sunflower
- The spirals of a pinecone
- The spirals on a head of califlower
Have fun! Hehe...
-Z.
Edit: Nevermind, forgot about this:
the golden ratio = 1.61803399
12-16-2003, 05:25 PM
#417
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Originally posted by iloveporsches
Those are all fibonnacchi numbers though, right? It's the sum of the two numbers before it.
Edit: Nevermind, forgot about this:
the golden ratio = 1.61803399
Those are all fibonnacchi numbers though, right? It's the sum of the two numbers before it.
Edit: Nevermind, forgot about this:
the golden ratio = 1.61803399
Phi, or 1.618, or "the golden proportion" is the ratio of each succeeding number in the Fibonacci series. You can find it just about EVERYWHERE in nature.
Congrats, iloveporsches: you get the trivia award for the day! The prize? You get to race Nexoline and his monster 944 from 0 to 200mph!! Whoo Hoo!!
-Z.
