What's the circumference of a one foot diameter mobius strip?

Is it more than pi feet?

What is the capacity of a quart klien bottle?

In sci.physics Donald G. Shead <[Only registered users see links. ]> wrote:


What is the point of all the boring, ignorant crap you post and why don't
you take up something more in line with your demonstrated capablilites
such as finger painting or watching water boil?

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Jim Pennino

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"Donald G. Shead" wrote:

Hey Dumb Donny shitHead, what is the orientation of a non-orientable
surface?
Hey Dumb Donny shitHead, what is the internal diameter of a black
hole, event horizon to even horizon?
Hey Dumb Donny shitHead, how does a Klein bottle pass through itself
without there being a hole?
Hey Dumb Donny shitHead, what is the sum of the interior angles of a
spherical triangle?
Hey Dumb Donny shitHead, how much shit could a shitHead shift if a
shitHead could shift shit?

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"Donald G. Shead" <[Only registered users see links. ]> wrote in message
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Is a mobius strip circular ? [Old Man]

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Some of the responses; not yours, are quite interesting _and_
enlighting. They also confirm that space-time warps are nothing but
abstractions.

What do you know about boiling water anyways? Go cook a radish.

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I dunno. Do you?

I think it depends on how you make it.

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I dunno. Do you?

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"Old Man" <[Only registered users see links. ]> wrote:

Not when I'm walking it. If I get off the strip, it looks
curved...I guess curved isn't the same as circular.

Now, I can't figure out, a.k.a. see in my head, if there exists
a point that is equidistant from a line on the strip. Hell,
I don't even remember how to begin to start a proof.

/BAH

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Donald G. Shead wrote:

Measured from where?


Lessee; it can't be two pints...

Mark L. Fergerson