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either that or they turn it on. Arsenal always go mad on our arses when we play them and the end of the season. 7-0 springs to mind. Sure it won't happen this time tho! maybe 5 lmao.
haha wasnt that the "coventry" season? Tony Adams bloody well scored that day if i remember rightly...
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now arsenal and chelsea are effectively out of the title race i see those games as ones we can get something out of now
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Alright lads! Im 17 today, so just thought id tell you! The unfortunate thing is that rafa benitez has his birthday today as well! Was shocked when i found out! Shocking really!
happy birthday mate
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christ almighty that was one amazing gig. i was right at the front literally a foot away from phil i nearly died literally. one guy acidently elbowed me in the stomach winding me and as everyone was surging forward i couldnt breath lol. i managed to escape to a moderatly safe distance.
i was stood on me mates shoulder during stone the crow. did you see me?
unbelievable gig weasn't it?! had a brilliant time and did see someone sat on someone elses shoulders but couldnt tell you whether it was during stone the crow, was a bit worse for wear... When phil mentioned dimebags name the crowd went mental and then the opening riff from lifer kicked in it was game over haha...
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Who's this ? System of a Down?
No its just "Down"... Phil Anselmo out of Pantera formed a heavy metal "supergroup" with a couple of guys from Crowbar and Pepper Keenan from Corrosion of Conformity. If you are even vaguely into metal then check them out because they are unbelievable
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YEH Down tomorrow. cant fucking wait.
isnt it just? i never seen them before so i'm proper excited... look out for me wearing a chang t-shirt
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Down tix are still available.
bagged some tickets for this!!
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every fucking time
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my sister told me she saw it happen twice... i never saw anything though
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are perth everton supporters club will be at the moon and sixpence in woodvale
Perth, Western Australia .... go you blue boys!!!!
wish i was over there watching it... Was living in Vic Park a few years ago, fucking great place (Perth not Victoria Park lol)
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fucking bricking it... haven't got a ticket for the game but i'm going to mates house due to all the red shite that will be in the pubs today. Really hope we win.
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my mate saw bullet and my other mate saw megadeth. (i gave the latter the ticket coz i couldnt go. i was sooooooooo annoyed).
seeing Down in April. cant wait. like seeing half of Pantera
i want to go to this... any tickets still going?
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thats pretty good... god i'm a dozy bastard
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Any links available for a live stream?
thanks
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Crap thread i know but just a bit of fun, and yes, i am a) bored in work and have too much spare time on my hands...
The game:
Draw an album cover in MS Paint, post it up, see if others can guess what it is...
Naturally, I'll go first...
*edit* mods, how do i attach an image so it actually appears in the thread????
[image removed, it's massive and there's not much space on TT at the moment so it's been removed - Louis]
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:blink: so is that a :smile_anim: or a :sad01_anim: Mike. :sleeping_03anim:The airplane would take off normally, with the wheels spinning twice as fast as normal and a *slight* reduction in acceleration due to added friction.
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Well, having given it a little thought....this is a pure mechanics problem, and we must examine it in terms of forces applied on the plane.
While still on the conveyor/runway, the plane is subjected to the following forces:
Gravity, oriented downwards, constant.
Lift, oriented upwards, function of airspeed.
Thrust, oriented forwards, assumed constant.
Drag, oriented backwards, superposition of air resistance and friction in the wheels.
Obviously the plane will not take off until the force due to lift overcomes the force due to gravity. For this to happen, the plane must achieve some minimum forward velocity relative to the air. Forward acceleration will only occur as long as the force of thrust overcomes the drag force.
Because the conveyor belt speed is the inverse of the plane's airspeed, we can say that the conveyor belt does not move until the plane begins to accelerate forward. Thus, rolling resistance has already been overcome by thrust when this problem really begins.
Initially, the engine thrust is considerably higher than the drag—this is what allows aircraft to take off on regular runways. So the question is, once we start moving and the conveyor belt starts up, does it impose some force on the aircraft that can overcome the force of thrust?
Certainly not initially. Consider the case where the aircraft has just begun to move through the air at, say, 1 m/s. The conveyor belt is then moving backwards at 1 m/s and therefore the speed of the aircraft relative to the conveyor is 2 m/s. If a 2 m/s rolling speed created enough friction to overcome the engines, then no aircraft could ever accelerate beyond this speed on a regular runway.
In fact, we know that at the moment of takeoff the wheels are still on the ground and rolling and the aircraft is still accelerating. So up to that rolling speed at least, the engines still win the thrust vs. friction competition. Would rolling at twice that speed cause sufficient friction?
Consider the thrust of an aircraft engine. I won't give you figures here because it depends widely on the type of engine. But... it's a lot of force. Now contrast this with rolling friction. I'm guessing here, but I think that before a wheel could provide enough friction (without using the brakes) to completely counteract an aircraft engine at full throttle, the wheel would be spinning so fast that it would come apart. At any rate, it certainly would not reach this tremendous amount of friction at a rolling rate twice that of a standard takeoff speed.
The airplane would take off normally, with the wheels spinning twice as fast as normal and a *slight* reduction in acceleration due to added friction.
I think where people get thrown off is the idea that if the conveyor is moving backwards and the plane is on the conveyor, then this must translate to some backwards momentum that has to be overcome by the thrust. But of course the conveyor doesn't start up until the plane is already moving forward. It is the conveyor that must overcome the forward momentum imparted by the engines—and the forces just aren't comparable.
That's my opinion anyway . I'm sure you may be able to find someone on the internet who agrees with me.....almost word for word I shouldn't wonder .
lol good answer... well thought out and explained
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Got this off another forum, but it's an interested question:
Heres the scenario...
An airplane is on a conveyor. The conveyor is set to match the speed of the airplane in the backwords direction. However fast the plane moves, the conveyor moves just as fast.
Can the plane take off?
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Can't wait for this now! I think i'm on row e in the glwadys or something like that... my dad sorted the tickets for this one though so i could be wrong.
Anyway, I reckon 3-0 is the only scoreline I can hope for because i can't see us scoring any more than that and i think if they score at any point it will all be over.
3-0 to the blues,
Pienaar, Yakubu and Lescott
COYB!
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metallica - nothing else matters
good choice... Plus Enter Sandman and Master of Puppets
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is pienaar alright? that was really worrying when i saw that tackle in slow mo...
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Will the real Tim Howard please stand up.
I didnt vote for Tim Howard. I voted for Tim Howard instead.
You thought Tim Howard played best?!?! lol, what do you know?! It was easily Tim Howard
Good poll hahaha
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right, am off to the pub... Hopefully will have something positive to post about when i get back... COYB!
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isnt it just... the lad i went with gloatingly kept reminding me that he saw pantera before the split/murder...