What's heavier?

by Your Favorite Nerd Posted 2012/07/15 20:10:53

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	Pound of rocks	6 votes	10%
	Pound of feathers	1 vote	2%
	None of the above	54 votes	89%

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Marianne 2012/07/17 12:15:11

None of the above

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Thats an old one - everybody agrees that a pound is a pound, whatever the material.

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Peggy 2012/07/16 12:47:47

None of the above

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A pound of feathers is still a pound, just takes more feathers than rocks. Pound is unit of measure, therefore it is the same regardless of what is being weighed.

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MooMuck 2012/07/16 09:08:53

None of the above

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They both weigh a pound

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Yoko 2012/07/16 05:52:37

None of the above

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There both a pound… >.>
It’s so sad that some people actually said “rocks” lol

Blessings to all and,
May all be well with you ^_^

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Merlin 2012/07/16 05:32:45

None of the above

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OH, wow! I've been explained this a thousand times and it never clicked but suddenly, now it does. Geez!

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MarcusRP 2012/07/16 04:07:45

None of the above

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Depends on what you're pounding.

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Sammi </3 2012/07/16 01:41:07

None of the above

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a pound is a pound

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mike 2012/07/16 00:52:20

None of the above

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a pound is a pound. They both weigh the same

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YourGurll<3 2012/07/16 00:24:27

None of the above

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Because of gravity's acceleration(9.8m/s), they would both weigh the same. Wow...i sounded really smart right there.

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Lorax 2012/07/15 23:45:15

None of the above

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A pound is a pound.

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Tennessee3501 2012/07/15 23:39:15

None of the above

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A pound is a pound is a pound is a pound is a pound, etc.

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RJS 2012/07/15 23:36:52

None of the above

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Dude, that's like a 6th-grade question. Come on, now. At least challenge us.

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WGN 2012/07/15 23:18:34

None of the above

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They both weigh the same but have different density (the mass is concentrated in a smaller space). Which would you rather get hit with, a pound of rocks going 5 miles an hour or a pound of feathers going the same speed?

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artistheweapon 2012/07/15 22:16:13

None of the above

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a pound is a pound is a pound, despite the material

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Badgerbumface 2012/07/15 22:14:18
kurtanderson1 2012/07/15 22:01:08

None of the above

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A pound is a pound....is this a trick?

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Death On Two Legs 2012/07/15 21:22:42

None of the above

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Both weigh a pound....

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DeeB 2012/07/15 21:10:28

None of the above

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Isn't a pound a pound no matter what it is?

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Elleryqueen 2012/07/15 21:09:35

None of the above

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Both are 16 oz. to the pound. Neither is heavier.

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Joe61 2012/07/15 20:58:24

None of the above

Now that is a reall hard question to answers.....can you give us a clue?

Must have taken a whole lot of brain power to come up with that beezer?

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shygurl 2012/07/15 20:57:48

None of the above

theyre both a pound:P

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Kurbdog 2012/07/15 20:47:54

None of the above

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Your Fa... to Kurbdog 2012/07/15 20:48:53

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Yeah! :-)

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Lord Emperor of Dune 2012/07/15 20:47:51

None of the above

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A pound is a pound, the world around, so to speak

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amazinggrace 2012/07/15 20:42:19

None of the above

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Nice try Nerd lol

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NeutronBomb 2012/07/15 20:42:10

None of the above

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AC/DC

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**Vampire Redefined** 2012/07/15 20:28:30

None of the above

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none because they both weigh the same, 1 pound

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Diana 2012/07/15 20:23:56

None of the above

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Both are equal.

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Christopher Kirchen 2012/07/15 20:23:27

None of the above

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A pound is a pound.

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Roblem BN-0 2012/07/15 20:22:55

None of the above

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Rocks are heavier than feathers but a pound is a pound no matter what the material. :-)

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geneticmistake 2012/07/15 20:20:55

None of the above

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Metallica. The other two are silent. (Answer makes as much sense as the question.)

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genetic... to genetic... 2012/07/15 20:36:52

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Maybe I misunderstood you. Did you mean "Which is heavier, a £ of rocks or a £ of feathers"?

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the_old_coach 2012/07/15 20:20:31

None of the above

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Unless we are speaking of a "pound of gold," which is measured at 14 Troy ounces, anything weighing "a pound" is of equal weight.

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David (oYo) 2012/07/15 20:19:56
wildcat 2012/07/15 20:19:45

None of the above

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Though densities differ a pound is a pound

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BritPunk 2012/07/15 20:15:32

None of the above

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Neither, but a pound of feathers is heavier than a pound of gold.

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David (... to BritPunk 2012/07/15 20:20:45
BritPunk to David (... 2012/07/15 20:26:15

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Bettie was all natural. Dita does a good homage, but I still prefer the original :-)

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David (... to BritPunk 2012/07/15 20:29:00
BritPunk to David (... 2012/07/15 20:39:46

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Yep I've seen "corset training" to get a tiny waist and it does squash up the internal organs.It was a problem in Victorian times when women really did faint easily cos they could barely breathe.
A bit too extreme for me .

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