True or False

[jova33]

True. Flags must be hung in the following order in defending heights: 1) National, 2) State, 3) Military (in order of creation date), and 4) Other.

That was false. Texas flag can hang the same height as the American flag.


I'm going to say False to the aluminum bat thing... random guess, but there's so many baseball leagues, another one of them have to have banned aluminum.

T/F Laura Bush killed a man. She wasn't charged, nor was she even given a sobriety test.

 

[kate]

That is true.

T/F - Vikings wore horned helmets.

 

[Kaat72]

False.

The northernmost city in the world is on an Norwegian isle: Longyearbyen.

 

[Mehta23]

False.

The northernmost city in the world is on an Norwegian isle: Longyearbyen.

True?

T/F

The capital of Australia is Sydney

 

[huh]

False



There are undiscovered species

 

[EarlyMon]

True.

There is no gravity in space.

 

[El Presidente]

False. (Gravity is just really small in a vacuum and you can't see it).

One of the full stops in the above sentence is misplaced.

 

[blkbeltkid17]

False

T/F when you get sucked into a black you die by having no your body stretched out to the thickness of a single atom

 

[highjakker]

false...since you didn't clarify a black what.

the above poster meant a black "hole"

 

[Mehta23]

True.

T/F

The Buckminster Fullerene is the smallest Fullerene you can make.

 

[huh]

um...true?



t/f

the kit kat bar is named after the kit kat club in London

 

[Mehta23]

um...true?

False Buckminster is 60 carbons. I believe you can make one out of 20.

t/f

the kit kat bar is named after the kit kat club in London

False.

T/F

In cricket, You can score runs even if the ball hits you (and you don't hit the ball)

 

[EarlyMon]

False.

Cricket has so many rules that no one really knows what scores a run, so it's up to the officials who are probably happy to not get caught applying one rule when 24 others contradict it.

T/F

Cricket used the word googly long before the internet existed.

 

[Mehta23]

It was true - if the ball hits you, you can score leg byes.

And for yours, I can't remember who invented the googly but if it isn't really old then it might be just after the birth of the Internet. So false?

Penicillin was first found my Sir Fleming (I've forgotten his name and I really want to put Ian for some reason but I'm pretty sure that's wrong)

 

[EarlyMon]

Ian no, Alexander Fleming yes.

Being googled by a googly dates back at least to WWII, I first heard about it from a movie from that era.

I won't bust your chops with which player can score when being hit by a ball, because I don't know.

T/F

Michael Nesmith's (of the Monkees) mom invented the Liquid Paper typewriter correction fluid.

 

[huh]

True


t/f

Jackie Chan's mother was an opiate smuggler

 

[Mehta23]

I'll go for true

T/F

You can take 3 steps in basketball before being called for travelling

 

[ChangelingGus]

False


This is true and the answer is false.

 

[Prepaidguy9081]

True, because your not asking me the answer as the above is a statment and not a question, and one can only answer a question, not a statment. However, one can respond to a statment. Therefore my responce of true in relation to your statment is a matter of fact relating to this unseen question in which the awnser is false.

Lol

The combination of 2 and 2 and no other numbers or variables or constants, and any mathematical symbols like square root, decimal places, negative signs, factorals, sumations, division/fractions, multiplication, addition, ect. Can have alot of answers and one of them is 5.

 

[Mehta23]

Nah that must be false

T/F

Double dipping a chip (I think you people would call it a chip) into a dip can transfer some bacteria from your mouth into another person's

 

[Prepaidguy9081]

The square root of (-2^.2)=5
True (chip)

Lil wayne has a grape hummer.

 

[EarlyMon]

True, I would guess Lil Wayne has one of everything.

Your answer for 5 is just wrong.

The answer is a complex number, not 5.

https://www.google.com/search?hl=en-US&ie=UTF-8&q=sqrt(-2^.2)#hl=en-US&q=sqrt((-2)^.2)&safe=off

https://www.google.com/search?hl=en-US&ie=UTF-8&q=sqrt(-2^.2)

T/F

You thought people would take your word on that.

 

[Prepaidguy9081]

Ohh oops I ment square root of (.2^-2) dur, brain fart

 

[EarlyMon]

Clever.

T/F

That's the same thing as .2^-1 or (.2^-2) ^(1/2)

 

[Mehta23]

False.

T/F

You can work out the radius of the earth using a couple of sticks