Questions you'd like answering, regardless of how trivial they may seem

[matticus]

Why do so many UFO's have flashing lights?

Hmmm. It's too early to give a definite answer; I've only seen two.

 

[Poacher]

Why do so many UFO's have flashing lights?

"Park anywhere" lights?

 

[grldtnr]

Why do so many UFO's have flashing lights?

So you can see them of course!

 

[matticus]

Do people have problem with fours? How about sixes - are they troublesome? Are either an important business issue?

If not, how come there is all this fuss about fives? Do we really need 5S Training, and a "5S Procedure" ?"?

 

[Mad Doug Biker]

Do people have problem with fours? How about sixes - are they troublesome? Are either an important business issue?

If not, how come there is all this fuss about fives? Do we really need 5S Training, and a "5S Procedure" ?"?

Questions on here that you don't even understand ☺️😆

 

[Alex321]

Questions on here that you don't even understand ☺️😆

It was a joke. He is treating 5S as 5's

 

[matticus]

It was a joke. He is treating 5S as 5's

Thanks :P I do realise that not everyone is exposed to "5S" (or 6 Sigma, Kaizen etc etc ... ) in their workplace.

I am content with my niche audience.

 

[matticus]

Questions on here that you don't even understand ☺️😆

Sometimes ignorance IS bliss, Doug!

 

[ClichéGuevara]

Why are things created out of 'thin' air, and never 'thick' air?

 

[FishFright]

Why are things created out of 'thin' air, and never 'thick' air?

Thick air is reserved for headwinds that are specially prepared to use against cyclists.

 

[stephec]

Why do eggs come in sixes?

 

[Mad Doug Biker]

Why do eggs come in sixes?

They used to sell them in numbers other than 6 or 12, but most chickens have Dyscalculia, so they standardised the design of the boxes instead, so as not to confuse.

 

[winjim]

Why do eggs come in sixes?

Superior base 12 counting system.

 

[stephec]

Superior base 12 counting system.

I'm sure I've heard that somewhere before. 😂

 

[Pat "5mph"]

I planted/sowed some 'summer meadow, bee attracting' seeds in a flower box about 6 weeks ago. The chutes are doing well and look like they might flower soon. My question is, if/when the flowers die off, if I cut the dead flowers off will they flower again? 🤔

You mean dead heading, like roses?
No, they won't come back, they are not a shrub.
You must leave them to dry out, they will self seed, come back next year.
However, you can harvest the seeds from the wilted, dried flowers to have free seeds for another box