Which thread have you found most interesting till now?

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The discussion centers around the value and interest of various threads within the forum, particularly highlighting the "General Discussion Classics" as a key reference for enthusiasts. Participants express appreciation for informative posts, notably from a user named Ivan, which have contributed to their personal growth. There is a playful tone regarding the movement of smilies and the humorous nature of some threads, with users sharing links to content they found particularly engaging or amusing. Some express frustration with the perceived decline in the quality of discussions, while others mention specific technical topics, such as power generation, as noteworthy. Overall, the conversation reflects a mix of humor, nostalgia, and a desire for meaningful exchanges within the forum.
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1. Most interesting?

2. Most valuable for you?
 
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I really liked this one.
 
ramollari said:
1. Most interesting?

2. Most valuable for you?
Probably this one, because it's going to end up linking to all the rest.
 
honestrosewater said:
I really liked this one.
I didn't care for that, but this one really was good:


This one
 
General Discussion Classics is of course the best thread...the ultimate reference for GD afficionados. :biggrin:
 
Moonbear said:
General Discussion Classics is of course the best thread...the ultimate reference for GD afficionados. :biggrin:
I'll second that.

And who said that posts in GD aren't informative? I've learned so much from some of Ivan's posts, for example, things that have made me a better person, like knowing what a merkin is. :-p

Who moved the smilies again? :devil:
 
Evo said:
Who moved the smilies again? :devil:
They're dancing all over the place lately. Someone's messing with us, I know it. :rolleyes: Better get my tinfoil hat on! :biggrin:
 
Artman said:
I didn't care for that, but this one really was good:


This one
That one was total rubbish. This one is the best.
 
ramollari said:
1. Most interesting?

2. Most valuable for you?
This one wins hands down on both counts :
https://www.physicsforums.com/showthread.php?t=68866
 
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Gokul43201 said:
This one wins hands down on both counts :
https://www.physicsforums.com/showthread.php?t=68866
Wow, I didn't know anyone had specodated! Science really is in trouble now.

Eh, I don't mean to make fun of people who are trying to speak an unfamiliar language or just can't spell. The context is just funny.
 
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Gokul43201 said:
This one wins hands down on both counts :
https://www.physicsforums.com/showthread.php?t=68866
After reading that I feel all... feel all...

All around the merry go round
The monkey chased the weasel
Jack fell down and broke his crown
Pop goes the weasel.
 
  • #12
Gokul43201 said:
This one wins hands down on both counts :
https://www.physicsforums.com/showthread.php?t=68866
Oh, please. After falling for that trick three times in 10 seconds, do you really think I'm going to fall for it again? :rolleyes:

Edit: Geez, I'm pathetic. I'll click on anything. But I waited a minute this time. (Actually, now I kind of wish it had been the same link as the other three.) :rolleyes:
 
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BobG said:
Oh, please. After falling for that trick three times in 10 seconds, do you really think I'm going to fall for it again? :rolleyes:

Edit: Geez, I'm pathetic. I'll click on anything. But I waited a minute this time. (Actually, now I kind of wish it had been the same link as the other three.) :rolleyes:


That was EXACTLY my train of thought. I'm still a bit confused from reading that... thing...
 
  • #14
Gokul43201 said:
This one wins hands down on both counts :
https://www.physicsforums.com/showthread.php?t=68866
That is an inspired work of genius... I only wish I could create art that good on a consistent basis.
 
  • #15
Evo said:
things that have made me a better person, like knowing what a merkin is. :-p

...and now you never leave home without one?
 
  • #16
Ivan Seeking said:
...and now you never leave home without one?
I keep a spare in the glove box.
 
  • #17
Ivan Seeking said:
...and now you never leave home without one?
Except for those not-too-rare occassions when she gets locked out of house half-naked. :-p
 
  • #19
Artman said:
Seriously though, this one is good and just keeps getting better
Damn! Got me again...
 
  • #20
Artman said:
Seriously though, this one is good and just keeps getting better



https://www.physicsforums.com/showthread.php

hahaha, he linked to the second page, and i was confused for a second... thought maybe it was legit...
 
  • #21
this is one of the best
 
  • #22
yomamma said:
this is one of the best
What...?! An off-thread link?! Blasphemer!
 
  • #23
http://www.kinsunthread.net/images/thread.gif" Take your pick.
 
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  • #24
whozum said:
http://www.kinsunthread.net/images/thread.gif" Take your pick.
Rejected tampon prototypes?
 
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  • #25
Danger said:
Rejected tampon prototypes?

What kind of vaginas have you been around? :
 
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  • #26
whozum said:
What kind of vaginas have you been around? :
This might rather reflect differences in the perceived fit relative to one's own.. :rolleyes:

(Besides, around?)
 
  • #27
arildno said:
This might rather reflect differences in the perceived fit relative to one's own.. :rolleyes:

(Besides, around?)

One's own? I don't have a vagina :confused:
 
  • #28
Then you should go & get one.It feels so good

Daniel.
 
  • #29
I must be missing something.
 
  • #30
https://www.physicsforums.com/newreply.php?do=newreply&noquote=1&p=597862
 
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  • #31
I did find this particular post very enlightening. I learned something new.



Interesting fact

:biggrin:
 
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  • #34
ramollari said:
Cool way of demonstrating recursion
It's alright, but it was done better here.


Good example of recursion

:biggrin:
 
  • #35
First of all i have to mention armadillos. So, "Armadillos."

Now really for me this is an interesting thread:

https://www.physicsforums.com/showthread.php?p=598504#post598504
 
  • #36
Artman said:
First of all i have to mention armadillos. So, "Armadillos."

Now really for me this is an interesting thread:

https://www.physicsforums.com/showthread.php?p=598504#post598504
yes it is...but you have to read all the way through it to understand the last pages :rolleyes:

*laughs under breath*
 
  • #37
How come all discussion in GD ends up to stupidity? :mad:

*runs away from GD*
 
  • #38
ramollari said:
How come all discussion in GD ends up to stupidity? :mad:

*runs away from GD*
Sorry ramollari. :cry: I guess I did hijack your thread.

To seriously answer your question, (maybe head it in a serious direction) I found a discussion in the engineering section on power generation by dropping water thousands of feet through a tower quite interesting. I did a search but I couldn't find it. If someone else remembers this thread maybe they can find it and post a link (I don't think anyone would trust mine anymore anyway.) :redface:
 

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