Which Weighs More?

QWERTY POIUYTR wrote:

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And???

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... and which weighs more, a pound of feathers or a pound of gold?

You still haven't given enough information. For example what type of feathers. What type of containment system for said feathers. Is the gold pure? 14K, some type of electroplate?

Stick to doing Find-a-Word's.

QWERTY POIUYTR wrote:

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No, you do not get a trip to the prize box.

That's not what my wife said...

DazzleDat wrote:

You still haven't given enough information. For example what type of feathers. What type of containment system for said feathers. Is the gold pure? 14K, some type of electroplate?

Try this one: http://www.topix.com/forum/news/weird/TA7IK9T...

Ok folks....THEY BOTH WEIGH A LB SO THEY R SAME WEIGHT GEEZ

QWERTY POIUYTR wrote:

Which weighs more?
A pound of feathers?
A pound of gold?

They're both weigh a pound; therefore they're equal!

really_weird_how_ come wrote:

<quoted text>They're both weigh a pound; therefore they're equal!

You get a Clueless, Nuts and Disagree because you are clueless, nuts and wrong. If any of my Ohio property taxes went toward your education I want a refund.

QWERTY POIUYTR wrote:

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You get a Clueless, Nuts and Disagree because you are clueless, nuts and wrong. If any of my Ohio property taxes went toward your education I want a refund.

Seems like you badly comprehended your question. A pound is a pound whether it is in gold or feather. Clear?LOLLLLL

really_weird_how_ come wrote:

<quoted text>Seems like you badly comprehended your question. A pound is a pound whether it is in gold or feather. Clear?LOLLLLL

Funny yet sad at the same time.