Wednesday, 3 June 2009
Can you cry under water?
Why is it that when a door left open it's called ajar... but if a jar is left open it's not
called adoor?
Why does mountain spring water-- that has trickled down mountains for centuries-- go out of date next year?
Is it possible to get insurance on insurance? If so, can you get insurance on that insurance?
~A&A
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1. No. Your eyes use little pressure to release your tears, which is definitely not as great/greater than the pressure of water on your eyes.
2. I have no idea on this one.
3. The oxygen of H2O has no where to go? I have no idea. Ask osmosis.
4. Why would you want insurance on insurance? I just don't get it.
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