Uninteresting things about you

[Headinjun]

My sister and I are 17 years apart. 

Half sister that is.

[j-dub]

i have the soul of a poet

[hemmy]

some of these things are actually interesting. careful what you post in this thread, don't wanna get banned.

[puniraptor]

10 toes, ten fingers.

[Stevesie60]

10 toes, ten fingers.

 

[Bloodfart]

My sister and I are 17 years apart. 

Half sister that is.

That is interesting to me because I am 15 years older than my half sister.

[KCFDcat]

I'm about 5'10"

[Trogdor]

I had chipotle 3 times in 24 hours

[The Big Train]

I can't fall asleep until midnight at the earliest.

[The1BigWillie]

I cut my own hair.

Have not paid for a haircut since 2006.  I actually think that's interesting so you can't use this. 

[kslim]

i have a fake patella tendon

[The1BigWillie]

The KC Wolf mascot or whatever the hell he is just walked by my desk and touched my shoulder.  creeped me out. 

[TownieCat]

i have a fake patella tendon

This isn't uninteresting.

[TownieCat]

The KC Wolf mascot or whatever the hell he is just walked by my desk and touched my shoulder.  creeped me out.

Neither is this. What is the KC Wolf mascot or whatever the hell he is doing at your desk at 8:30 on a Monday?

[OK_Cat]

i have never had any sort of surgery done on my body, and i've never had a cavity. 

[kslim]

i have a fake patella tendon

This isn't uninteresting.

IT IS TO ME 

[Emo EMAW]

I would love to spend a lot of time doing silly experiments.

[_33]

I was going to have oatmeal for breakfast this morning.  But I ended up not having it.

[Trogdor]

I would love to spend a lot of time doing silly experiments.

[EMAWican]

I've never broken any bones, but had one minor sprain. 

[Lucas Scoopsalot]

I don't always drink beer, but when I do, it's Coors Light

[Emo EMAW]

I would love to spend a lot of time doing silly experiments.

You know what I was just thinking about?  The variables of breathing.  Like ok we know the chemical breakdown of air.  It's like 70% nitrogen and 20% oxygen and 10% all the other crap.  But we also know that oxygen is converted to CO2 during respiration.  So what's the chemical breakdown for exhaled air/breath?  In one breath are we down to 18% oxygen and +2% C02?  Is it even higher?  At what oxygen level does breathing become difficult?  Do the numbers change if involved in strenuous activity?  What sort of control volume is needed to survive for any length of time?  I'd like to plot that.  How can meditation slow down your metabolism, to what extent?  And now you know what it's like to have ADHD.  All because I thought of that dude stuck in the capsized boat.

[The Big Train]

I would love to spend a lot of time doing silly experiments.

You know what I was just thinking about?  The variables of breathing.  Like ok we know the chemical breakdown of air.  It's like 70% nitrogen and 20% oxygen and 10% all the other crap.  But we also know that oxygen is converted to CO2 during respiration.  So what's the chemical breakdown for exhaled air/breath?  In one breath are we down to 18% oxygen and +2% C02?  Is it even higher?  At what oxygen level does breathing become difficult?  Do the numbers change if involved in strenuous activity?  What sort of control volume is needed to survive for any length of time?  I'd like to plot that.  How can meditation slow down your metabolism, to what extent?  And now you know what it's like to have ADHD.  All because I thought of that dude stuck in the capsized boat.

Have you ever seen the movie Apollo 13?  It's got Tom Hanks in it, pretty good movie.  Anyways they have a bunch of problems and stuff with running out of oxygen and they start seeing things and a bunch of other stuff.  Not sure if that would help, and I don't off the top of my head know of any studies or research showing all the answers.  I would say tho that that movie Apollo 13 with Tom Hanks in it would be a great place to start your search for the truth. 

[Emo EMAW]

I would love to spend a lot of time doing silly experiments.

You know what I was just thinking about?  The variables of breathing.  Like ok we know the chemical breakdown of air.  It's like 70% nitrogen and 20% oxygen and 10% all the other crap.  But we also know that oxygen is converted to CO2 during respiration.  So what's the chemical breakdown for exhaled air/breath?  In one breath are we down to 18% oxygen and +2% C02?  Is it even higher?  At what oxygen level does breathing become difficult?  Do the numbers change if involved in strenuous activity?  What sort of control volume is needed to survive for any length of time?  I'd like to plot that.  How can meditation slow down your metabolism, to what extent?  And now you know what it's like to have ADHD.  All because I thought of that dude stuck in the capsized boat.

Have you ever seen the movie Apollo 13?  It's got Tom Hanks in it, pretty good movie.  Anyways they have a bunch of problems and stuff with running out of oxygen and they start seeing things and a bunch of other stuff.  Not sure if that would help, and I don't off the top of my head know of any studies or research showing all the answers.  I would say tho that that movie Apollo 13 with Tom Hanks in it would be a great place to start your search for the truth.

Ya I've seen that.  It's clear they reference a table or equation for punching out those solutions.  That's all fine and dandy, like I can solve equations.  I'm more interested in the study and experiment done to inform and create those equations. 

[Trogdor]

I would love to spend a lot of time doing silly experiments.

You know what I was just thinking about?  The variables of breathing.  Like ok we know the chemical breakdown of air.  It's like 70% nitrogen and 20% oxygen and 10% all the other crap.  But we also know that oxygen is converted to CO2 during respiration.  So what's the chemical breakdown for exhaled air/breath?  In one breath are we down to 18% oxygen and +2% C02?  Is it even higher?  At what oxygen level does breathing become difficult?  Do the numbers change if involved in strenuous activity?  What sort of control volume is needed to survive for any length of time?  I'd like to plot that.  How can meditation slow down your metabolism, to what extent?  And now you know what it's like to have ADHD.  All because I thought of that dude stuck in the capsized boat.

Have you ever seen the movie Apollo 13?  It's got Tom Hanks in it, pretty good movie.  Anyways they have a bunch of problems and stuff with running out of oxygen and they start seeing things and a bunch of other stuff.  Not sure if that would help, and I don't off the top of my head know of any studies or research showing all the answers.  I would say tho that that movie Apollo 13 with Tom Hanks in it would be a great place to start your search for the truth.

Ya I've seen that.  It's clear they reference a table or equation for punching out those solutions.  That's all fine and dandy, like I can solve equations.  I'm more interested in the study and experiment done to inform and create those equations.

So pretty much a theorist. I've thought about doing stuff like that as a hobby. Finding patterns in sets of data and creating formulas. Quite interesting.