Foiled (but not again).

Did you know? I've always used the shiny side nearest the food but ........

https://www.rd.com/article/real-reas...iny-dull-side/

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Originally Posted by Finless

Did you know? I've always used the shiny side nearest the food but ........

https://www.rd.com/article/real-reas...iny-dull-side/

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Yes I did know that. I have watched it being made.
However, I wonder how quickly it would move if you dropped it in the shower.

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Originally Posted by Finless

Did you know? I've always used the shiny side nearest the food but ........

https://www.rd.com/article/real-reas...iny-dull-side/

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Now I get where your shower thoughts come from.

You did read the last sentence?

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Originally Posted by steelemonkey

Yes I did know that. I have watched it being made.
However, I wonder how quickly it would move if you dropped it in the shower.

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Is the shower in a vacuum?

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Originally Posted by Finless

Is the shower in a vacuum?

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Now we are getting round to the question. What falls faster in a vacuum. A pound of lead or a pound of feathers?

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Originally Posted by MarkA

Now we are getting round to the question. What falls faster in a vacuum. A pound of lead or a pound of feathers?

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Both the same speed.

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Originally Posted by steelemonkey

Both the same speed.

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That guy Newton has a lot to answer for.