Some people's are floppy, others are firm. Apparently floppy is the dominant gene, but firm sometimes creeps in too. But which is the more dominant in the Countdown world? Which are your earlobes - floppy (free-hanging) or firm (attached)?
Here is an interesting article, which even includes a puzzle on the subject: http://www.windows.ucar.edu/tour/link=/ ... tml&sw=fal
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I'm getting a bit bored of these polls now.
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That's good, because this was my last one (for now). I'd been saving it up, but decided to just get it over and done with.Charlie Reams wrote:I'm getting a bit bored of these polls now.
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Half and half. Left one floppy, right one firm.Derek Hazell wrote:Some people's are floppy, others are firm. Apparently floppy is the dominant gene, but firm sometimes creeps in too. But which is the more dominant in the Countdown world? Which are your earlobes - floppy (free-hanging) or firm (attached)?
Here is an interesting article, which even includes a puzzle on the subject: http://www.windows.ucar.edu/tour/link=/ ... tml&sw=fal
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That comment was a bit of a lobe-low, CharlieCharlie Reams wrote:I'm getting a bit bored of these polls now.
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Now, come on boys - Derek clearly started this polls to encourage an HILARIOUS bout of innuendo based on the fact that firm or floppy can be applied to PENISES!!! Don't leave him sat at his computer with a hangdog expression
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At my age, the operative word is definitely floppy. To all you virile young Stallions, make the most of it, because you'll soon have only memories. (sob)Sue Sanders wrote:Now, come on boys - Derek clearly started this polls to encourage an HILARIOUS bout of innuendo based on the fact that firm or floppy can be applied to PENISES!!! Don't leave him sat at his computer with a hangdog expression
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George Jenkins wrote:At my age, the operative word is definitely floppy. To all you virile young Stallions, make the most of it, because you'll soon have only memories. (sob)Sue Sanders wrote:Now, come on boys - Derek clearly started this polls to encourage an HILARIOUS bout of innuendo based on the fact that firm or floppy can be applied to PENISES!!! Don't leave him sat at his computer with a hangdog expression
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Ah, George - but you had us fooled by the imagery of that big head of steam on your train
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