Trivia

180000 miles per sec or something around that I cant rembrr the exact tho. And nothing would happen becouse time would stand still to you at that speed. Witch is acutely imposssble to archive

Close enough. 186,000 MPS.

Part 2: I think either the light from the headlights would either go twice as fast, or they wouldn't work at all. Either way, I guess we will never know the answer to that one! Time could stand still too, because time is different out there! Time on earth is based on nothing more than the planet rotation. Interesting...

Your turn....

the h4 hurcules plane is the largest plane and the wides wing span ever made, also know as the what and how many times has it flown. extra credit who were the designers and builders.

This is a good one! Howard Hughes built it. He and another guy named Kaiser(?) designed it. I remember watching a documentary on it. It was called the Spruce Goose, and I'm pretty sure it only flew once.

yes your a correct on all points.  your turn

Cool...Ok, what is the tallest building in the world currently, and how high is it?

Anyone???

its in dubai and its like 8200 feet tall but i don't remember the name of it, i remember it from some movie i saw that was talking about it because they were in the 2nd tallest one in the movie the Shanghai tower and i cant remember the name of that movie it was like a heist movie James bond deal

Yup...it's in Dubai and is called "Burj Khalifa" . It was formerly called Burj Dubai. It's like a 1000 feet taller than the World Trade Center Towers. It was also in one of the new Mission Impossible movies with Tom Cruise.

wiki info

Close enough bro...shoot!

ok lets see a fairly good trivia question.
The two most popular small arms weapons in the world are the ak47 and the m16 in both their military versions as well as their civilian variants. name the men that designed them respectively and the year they went into service.

The AK was designed by Michail Kalishnicof (SP?) and went into service in WWII. I'd guess it was arounf 1947 or so. For a 70 year old gun design, it's still used all over the world. Some say it's the best / toughest gun you can own. 

The M-16 was designed by Armalite as an AR-15 but when Colt bought them out they change it to M-16. It was first used in Vietnam... so maybe 1964-65ish?

close enuf
Mikhail Kalashnikov ak47   1947
Eugene Stone  m16         1957
interesting fact

The Germans were the first to pioneer the assault rifle concept, during World War II, based upon research that showed that most firefights happen within 400 meters and that contemporary rifles were over-powered for most small arms combat.The Germans sought to develop a select-fire intermediate powered rifle combining the firepower of a submachine gun with the accuracy and range of a rifle^. This was done by shortening the standard 7.92x57mm cartridge to 7.92x33mm and giving it a lighter 125 grain bullet, that limited range but allowed for more controllable automatic fire. The result was the Sturmgewehr 44, which the Germans produced in large numbers; approximately half-a-million were made

thanks DB...I liked the info. That was a good question too.
 
Okay...next question:
 
On the original series of The Little Rascals, what were Spanky's parents names?

Anyone?

i haven't got a clue, i didn't watch it much when i was a kid and it was on tv.

That's okay bro...and don't be pissed, but I don't know either! I'm not even sure they ever mentioned any of the parents names except for Ms. Crabtree the teacher...lol  

Okay onto something better:

What round of ammunition holds the record for the longest confirmed sniper kill?

The 338 lapau magnum by British solder Craig Harrison in afganastan over 2700 yards

Right on!

Ok another snipe question
who is credited as one of the first snipers to use the m2 50bmg as a sniper weapon bring the 50bmg round to the long range sniper categery

well i guess ill answer the question and post a new one.

Carlos Hathcock

In 1967 Hathcock set the record for the longest sniper kill. He used a M2 .50 Cal Browning machine gun mounting a telescopic sight at a range of 2,500 yd (2,286 m), taking down a single Vietcong guerrilla. This record was broken in 2002, by Canadian snipers (Rob Furlong and Arron Perry) from the 3rd Bn. PPCLI during the War in Afghanistan. Hathcock was one of several individuals to utilize the M2 Browning machine gun in the sniping role. This success led to the adoption of the .50 BMG cartridge as a viable sniper round. Sniper rifles have since been designed around and chambered in this caliber since the 1970s. The Canadian Forces snipers from the PPCLI also used the .50 BMG round in their record-breaking shots.


new question

Who was Americas first flapper icon?

Greta Garbo?      


    

no sir

ok well looks like i better think of a new question. the answer was Betty Boop.

what was the first production motorcycle in the US?

Orient Aster

you are correct built by Charles Metz in 1898 at his factory in ma.
indian motorcycles in 1901 founded by to bicycle racers and made one the best board track racers evermade
and harley in 1903

Your turn TN....