Theft and fire damage. My mini is insured by my step dad until I turn 17 in case of theft or fire.
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Theft and fire damage. My mini is insured by my step dad until I turn 17 in case of theft or fire.
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Depends on the definition, Glass still flows all though at a very slow rate so by pure definition glass is not a solid buit a liquid.
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No it's never been measured to flow at room temp.
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I wasnt on about room temperature but merely a genralisation
You mean as in when it's heated to the point it will flow?
In that case steel is a liquid because it will flow....
If you hit it with a hammer does it go splash or smash?
Idiot.That people can get away with downright rude comments by adding one smilie at the end of them.
You need to update your profile, it's still listed as "Research and Development" which could be confusing people. (then again i know a guy on another forum who calls himself a network admin and he actually stacks shelves)
mix some cornflour and water, pour it on to a board, then hit it with a hammer tel me if it goes splash or smash
mix some cornflour and water, pour it on to a board, then hit it with a hammer tel me if it goes splash or smash
okay, i'll add the option of splush to the selection
Solids melt deary.
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Dihydrogen Monoxide
Good god man, stay away from that stuff. Don't you know how addictive it is!
I hear once you try it you're addicted for life!
Haha, I never thought of that.
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Ever seen an old cathedral with stained glass? It's considerably and visibly thicker at the bottom, and falling out of the lead lining at the top because of it's "liquid" state. In the very loosest term of the word liquid though of course. I'm sure modern glass is probably less so, but certainly glass of old would shift over long periods of time.
