Morrisevers
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Why not mix them together and have two pounds of feathered bricks? |
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realest chic
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they both weigh the same cuz they are both a pound |
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ttoommaa
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They weight the same, you just need more feathers than bricks to make up a pound. |
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Tracy B
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a pound is a pound is a pound. they are the same. |
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meanie
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A pound is a pound.. they weigh the same |
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twisteddonut
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The brick. Although it would be correct in stating that a pound is a pound. The feathers are less dense and won't displace water.
Would you rather carry around a 1 lb brick for a mile, or a 1 lb pillow? |
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Fifteen steps, then a sheer drop
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sixty-four |
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Courtney
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No matter what you have a pound of, a pound is always a pound. Of course there are more feathers required to make the pound than bricks, but they are both still a pound. |
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irreprehensible
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they're equal
wooot |
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naturalway42
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Go to the market and get both and see - that is the best way to find out; also please be kindful and enlighten us with you newly found knowledge.
Hey, while you are at it also buy some new riddles. |
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Dr Mom
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They BOTH weigh a pound! |
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UmaCat
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pound for pound they are the same.
Nice question taken from Jay Leno (jay walking seg)no?
GL
Terry Malloy: I could have had class. I could have been a contender. |
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www.rtdbiz.tk
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well if you follow this simple equation...
feathers = X Bricks = Y
Then take x * 7 and Bricks * 7
Feathers and bricks both = 7
So each one is equal to eachother. Yeah, i dont know either.. it sounded goo though... lol |
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Sanliz
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Nooooooooooooooo, you don't know the answer... well I'm not going to tell you :~) |
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Captain S
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They weigh exactly the same. Captain to Captain; you knew that, didn't you? |
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dlbalderston089
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Well go out on a limb and make a guess! Or would you rather just see if someone else will make an *** of themselves? |
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mathwizard
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A pound is a pound whatever it is. They weigh the same. |
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muffincakes
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EIGHTEEN!!!;) |
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GetMeTheBigKnife
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stop wondering - a pound is a pound, is a pound, is a pound! |
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Seeker
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that one was older than my grandma |
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bravo2677
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neither the same |
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CureFreak
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actually, according to the lastest scientic studies, conducted by the University of Dimwits & Numbskulls (located in ann arbor, MI) a pound of bricks does not weigh the same as a pound of feathers. Pounds, as it was found out, can only be circumvented by converting the measuring stick to the nth degree, subtracted by the # of people actually needed to conduct said tests.
Therefore bricks are somewhat heavier than feathers. |
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Buster
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they are the same a pound. |
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bonkti
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the bricks, because the wind would lift up some of the weight of the feathers
unless you weighed it outside, then the feathers weigh more, because you inaccurately measured, and the bricks weight more |
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bman
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they way the same duh |
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BiGbOiDuMpStA
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Well let's break this down. A pound of bricks would weigh one pound. A pound of feathers would also weigh one one pound. So a pound of bricks would be equal to a pound of feathers. |
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mocatz1
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they both weigh a pound, but there would be more feathers. |
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futsm
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Wait wait.. I know this! |
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Nalysa
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DUH...a pound is a pound is a pound... feathers, bricks or jelly beans.. IT'S A POUND! |
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Dyntragos
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They weigh the same. |
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curnack_the_drow
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They weigh the same |
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