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A recent spate of now closed threads gave me an irriisistable impulse to ask this question...
The moon surface is more or less grey. Perhaps it's moldy cheese.Gale17 said:hmm... the moon isn't green though...
An ounce of pre-emption, . . . .Gale17 said:and speaking of the moon... don't you think we should implement population controls up there soon? think of all the private ventures now... let's nip the overpopulation in the bud this time eh?!
You must be eating stinky French cheese. You won't have that problem at all with American cheeses. Our laws require them to all be pasteurized, so no stinky, rancid smells or tastes (though the French find our cheese terribly bland).Kakarot said:i hate cheese because it smells bad and tastes rancid :(
You can infer that from the name 'Windows'. 'Luna' is just rubbing it in.Math Is Hard said:the design scheme for Windows XP user interface was code-named Luna. Could we infer from this that it's somewhat cheesy and full of holes?
"This tastes like no cheese I've ever tasted, Grommet."brewnog said:Has nobody seen Wallace & Grommit, - A Grand Day Out?
Believe it or not, I'm strictly a Windows gal... but I feel filthy and disgusted about it every day. My last few jobs forced me to switch over and join the PC/Windows ranks exclusively, but I still miss my Mac and worship Jobs and Wozniak as gods.kurushio95 said:I take it you're a Mac user, Math Is Hard? you sound like my friend who would sell his mother into prostitution before choosing a Windows PC over a Mac...
:rofl: hint, hint! brewnogbrewnog said:Has nobody seen Wallace & Grommit, - A Grand Day Out?
Astronuc said::rofl: hint, hint! brewnog
kurushio95 said:I take it you're a Mac user, Math Is Hard? you sound like my friend who would sell his mother into prostitution before choosing a Windows PC over a Mac...
So where exactly is your mother working MIH? :tongue2:Math Is Hard said:Believe it or not, I'm strictly a Windows gal... but I feel filthy and disgusted about it every day. My last few jobs forced me to switch over and join the PC/Windows ranks exclusively, but I still miss my Mac and worship Jobs and Wozniak as gods.
Moonbear said:Our laws require them to all be pasteurized, so no stinky, rancid smells or tastes (though the French find our cheese terribly bland).
No, the moon is not made of green cheese. This is just a phrase used to describe something that is impossible or absurd. The moon is actually made up of rock and dust.
The phrase originated from an old folktale in which a man claimed that he could make cheese from moonbeams. This story was meant to teach a lesson about not believing everything you hear.
No, there is no scientific evidence to support this idea. In fact, scientific studies have shown that the composition of the moon is consistent with other rocky bodies in our solar system.
The phrase has become a common idiom and is often used in a humorous or sarcastic way. It is not meant to be taken literally, but rather to express disbelief or skepticism.
Yes, humans have sent multiple spacecraft and astronauts to the moon, and extensive research has been done on moon rocks and soil samples. We now have a very good understanding of the moon's composition and can say with certainty that it is not made of green cheese.