Stuff you can't believe you didn't know

[Greenlizard0]

Doesn't help that I've never heard "fnuaois" (fusional) or "avaglinttguie" (agglutinative) or "axifefs" (affixes) before...

Affixes?

 

[thepeganator]

111,111,111 x 111,111,111 = 12,345,678,987,654,321

And....

111,111,111 x 111,111,111 = 12345678987654321
11,111,111 x 11,111,111 = 123456787654321
1,111,111 x 1,111,111 = 1234567654321
111,111 x 111,111 = 12345654321
11,111 x 11,111 = 123454321
1,111 x 1,111 = 1234321
111 x 111 = 12321
11 x 11 = 121
1 x 1 = 1

 

[Tefal]

Affixes?

It's Airfix but with less risk of gluing your fingers together.

 

[MobyDick]

In the original Batman TV series, no one says the word Batman in the opening title.

 

[digipeep]

Doesn't help that I've never heard "fnuaois" (fusional) or "avaglinttguie" (agglutinative) or "axifefs" (affixes) before...

Wihch rfrocenies the ieda taht the mnid olny rdeas the wrod, and if the mnid has nveer seen wdros it has neevr raed brfoee it wno't be albe to unatsrednu it.

 

[Greenlizard0]

It's Airfix but with less risk of gluing your fingers together.

Urgh....

 

[Modular]

the fact that by googling 'brandons drink pepsi' brings back this thread in the top 10 searches kinda tells me you dont know your facts

the "fact" you rely on Google to learn your "facts" says a lot

 

[Morba]

the "fact" you rely on Google to learn your "facts" says a lot

you cannot even tell me why you think it was called brandons! your fact is not fact. even the pepsi website says you are wrong.

 

[Bennie-Mac]

http://www.snopes.com/radiotv/music/batman.asp

Now that ive heard it though it still sounds like horns/trumpets to me, nobody seems to pronounce the "n" in Batman...


I WAS HAPPY THINKING IT WAS HORNS WHAT HAVE YOU DONE TO MEEEEEEE?

 

[CliffyBiro]

Superglue was originally ised to treat wounded soldiers in the Vietnam war until they could reach a hospital

 

[Bennie-Mac]

Wihch rfrocenies the ieda taht the mnid olny rdeas the wrod, and if the mnid has nveer seen wdros it has neevr raed brfoee it wno't be albe to unatsrednu it.

Good piont

 

[Modular]

its not what i think, do some research

 

[Morba]

Now that ive heard it though it still sounds like horns/trumpets to me, nobody seems to pronounce the "n" in Batman...


I WAS HAPPY THINKING IT WAS HORNS WHAT HAVE YOU DONE TO MEEEEEEE?

that changes nothing, sounds like horns to me still

 

[Morba]

its not what i think, do some research

you do some research. start with the pespsi website

 

[bam0]

Doesn't help that I've never heard "fnuaois" (fusional) or "avaglinttguie" (agglutinative) or "axifefs" (affixes) before...

I don't imagine it works so well (mixing up the middle letters) in synthetic languages as you can generate some ridiculously long words, likewise in Hebrew where you don't write the vowel sounds it could get very confusing.

 

[Amp34]

Superglue was originally ised to treat wounded soldiers in the Vietnam war until they could reach a hospital

And they still use glue to seal together wounds today.

(More than) Once had my head glued back together when I was younger.:/

 

[Modular]

you do some research. start with the pespsi website

i really am laughing out loud - You are oh so reliant on a quick check on google its unbelievable - if you knew anything about anything!

 

[bam0]

Wihch rfrocenies the ieda taht the mnid olny rdeas the wrod, and if the mnid has nveer seen wdros it has neevr raed brfoee it wno't be albe to unatsrednu it.

See, it took me a few reads to get that the the 2nd word was reinforces, first few times I read references, it looks similar and wouldn't be way out of context. And I got "understand" first time even though you misspelt it and it didn't end with the right letter.

 

[CliffyBiro]

And they still use glue to seal together wounds today.

(More than) Once had my head glued back together when I was younger.:/

And yet it wouldn't hold my broken headphones together for more than 30 seconds.

 

[deko]

i really am laughing out loud - You are oh so reliant on a quick check on google its unbelievable - if you knew anything about anything!

Are you 100% that it's "Brandon's"? Are you sure it's not "Brad's Drink"?