Didn't see one of these threads and thought it would be cool to start. If it exists please direct me to it; a few Google searches brought nothing up.
Today I learned the first internal Combustion engine powered vehicle was produced in 1885, called a Daimler Reitwagen, and looked like this:
More here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Daimler_Reitwagen#/media/File:Daimler_Reitwagen.JPG
Learn anything interesting today?
Michael Faraday created the first electric motor in 1822
Not so much learned as confirmed my suspicions as to where someone who I work closely withs loyalties truly lie.
I learned that if you multiply nine by any whole number (except zero), and repeatedly add the digits of the answer until it's just one digit, you will end up with nine: 2 × 9 = 18 (1 + 8 = 9)
Yeah, 9 has always been like that.
There are now paint and rust removal laser guns, made by Germans.
http://www.cleanlaser.de/wEnglish/produkte/high-power-cl-1000.php
In reply to Kenny_McCormic:
Wait until they find a way to put that on a shark!
logdog wrote: In reply to Kenny_McCormic: Wait until they find a way to put that on a shark!
Or maybe at the very least some ill-tempered sea bass...
Today I learned that i can overthink a simple choice.
Related, I learned that gm has at least three different in tank fuel pump module designs.
Today I learned .horse is a valid top-level domain.
...I don't think I can do any better than that. I'm going to bed.
Today I learned that you can use Simple Green to remove 90 weight gear oil from a Goldendoodle.
Today I learned Woody can train a golden doodle to change the oil in his differential!
Dusterbd13 wrote: I learned that gm has at least three different in tank fuel pump module designs.
And probably all in the same vehicle.
spitfirebill wrote:Dusterbd13 wrote: I learned that gm has at least three different in tank fuel pump module designs.And probably all in the same vehicle.
And all of them poor quality and unreliable.
I learned that I have a stout inner monolog, as I'm still employed.
Today I learned I can fork out $120 on a hair styling and not regret it in the slightest.
today I just learned Goldendoodles can change oil, lasers cook seabass and people pay $120 for a hair style.
Bobzilla wrote: today I just learned Goldendoodles can change oil, ...
This post is worthless without pics.
Jay wrote:Bobzilla wrote: today I just learned Goldendoodles can change oil, ...This post is worthless without pics.
Goldendoodles can't actually do the oil change themselves, but they are very absorbant.
Woody wrote:Jay wrote:Goldendoodles can't actually do the oil change themselves, but they are very absorbant.Bobzilla wrote: today I just learned Goldendoodles can change oil, ...This post is worthless without pics.
So what you're saying is a goldendoodle is a walking pigmat?
Today I learned how much product can be ejected from a broken high pressure sewage forced main, and how rapidly someone can be covered in it.
I also learned how quickly I can disconnect a pump when there is absolutely nothing whatsoever I care about other than getting said pump disconnected.
SVreX wrote: Today I learned how much product can be ejected from a broken high pressure sewage forced main, and how rapidly someone can be covered in it. I also learned how quickly I can disconnect a pump when there is absolutely nothing whatsoever I care about other than getting said pump disconnected.
Today I learned I'm glad I have my job and not SVreX's
Today I learned that an adult human has about 1.5 gallons of blood in them. I'm slightly concerned that Google search put me on a list somewhere.
mazdeuce wrote: Today I learned that an adult human has about 1.5 gallons of blood in them. I'm slightly concerned that Google search put me on a list somewhere.
As you should be.. Everyone knows for that you should use Wolfram Alpha. Then you can do handy conversions with that data, like "humans worth of blood in lake Michigan."
In reply to ultraclyde:
I am happy I was able to give you some contentment.
Some days are just E36 M3ty.
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