Things Noticeable this week

[palo5]

Originally Posted by vannax

So, the coldest temperature ever recorded on Earth was recorded in Antarctica, -144 degrees Fahrenheit

-98 Centigrade, for those who have not landed men on the Moon.

If you mean people who don't use F, that's only 95% of all people on earth, including 100% of the world's scientific community

But -98C is not warm at all!

On the other hand, there is no such thing as cold -- only the wrong clothing. That's why almost no one today in Antarctica dies of cold. They know exactly what they're doing

[seany65]

Originally Posted by xyzde69

According to Thomson Reuter Foundation, the world’s most dangerous countries for women 2018 are:



India most dangerous country for women with sexual violence rife - global poll

From managers to maids: India's working women all face sexual abuse

Saudi Arabia among most dangerous countries for women despite drive for change - poll

Life is hard for a lot of women in several areas of this planet.

Too true.

And the western female millionaire tv presenters etc. pretend to be equally badly treated as that while living in the west by playing the "Poor little rich girl" card because some of them ain't paid as much as some of the western male millionaire tv presenters etc.

[Davemetalhead]

Originally Posted by seany65

Too true.

And the western female millionaire tv presenters etc. pretend to be equally badly treated as that while living in the west by playing the "Poor little rich girl" card because some of them ain't paid as much as some of the western male millionaire tv presenters etc.

Just which Western women complaining about being paid less than their male conterparts have claimed to have been "equally badly treated as that"?

That's a ridiculous statement you just made there, unless you can prove it?

[bloke57]

Originally Posted by palo5

On the other hand, there is no such thing as cold -- only the wrong clothing. That's why almost no one today in Antarctica dies of cold. They know exactly what they're doing

If they knew what they were doing, they wouldn't be in Antarctica, they'd be in the Bahamas.

[cicciobuki]

Originally Posted by vannax

So, the coldent temperature ever recorded on Earth was recorded in Antarctica, -144 degrees Fahrenheit.

-98 Centigrade, for those who have not landed men on the Moon.

The USA got to the moon despite using a silly scale

[bloke57]

Originally Posted by cicciobuki

The USA got to the moon despite using a silly scale

They landed in the Sea of Trigonometry.

[Dr Pepper]

Originally Posted by bloke57

They landed in the Sea of Trigonometry.

Using rads or gradians....?

[bloke57]

Originally Posted by Dr Pepper

Using rads or gradians....?

Now you are going off at a tangent.

I'll sine off now.

[cicciobuki]

Originally Posted by Dr Pepper

Using rads or gradians....?

Using German rocket scientists and a temperature scale made by a German.

[seany65]

Originally Posted by Davemetalhead

Just which Western women complaining about being paid less than their male conterparts have claimed to have been "equally badly treated as that"?

That's a ridiculous statement you just made there, unless you can prove it?

No, I can't prove it as I don't usually make notes of where I see things. That doesn't make it a ridiculous statement though. Most Feminists are always trying to link the struggle of women in the rich west as being the same as the struggle for women in the rest of the world, and claiming 'inernational sisterhood' etc. against the patriarchy, as though all men are in one world-wide organised anti-women group.

I'll try and find various qoutes etc. and post them here.