Comic sans is clear and easy to read and also looks hand drawn. It was meant to be a comic book style and also used for chiildren’s printing. Comic Sans has been around for 25 years and you either love it or hate it.
Something doesn’t sound right because eggs hatched from a chicken are raw, and I bet if I dropped one on the floor by accident that it would break.
So it only took 15 years to come up with the word America after Columbus did his voyage? That’s in reference to the fourth fact for today’s Ripley’s comic.
At Virginia Commonwealth College they used to have students design a box to see if it could protect an egg when dropped at increasing heights. My guess is, that the egg not breaking had something to do with some kind of similar contest; an egg by itself, 213 meters; I don’t believe it; unless it landed in powdery snow or some such thing.
If the egg is dropped unprotected, i.e., without padding, etc., such as in a school science project, then a greater distance wouldn’t make a difference as within 200 meters, it would have reached Terminal Velocity and couldn’t go any faster.
These technical words seem to fill the gap in ideas. There are zillions of them, they are mostly greek or latin simple words for the named fact, and I find them totally uninteresting. Please tell us instead what everyday words are in French, so we could learn something.
jasonsnakelover about 5 years ago
We get Cincent Vonnare.
Then Humpty Dumpty must’ve sat on a wall that was even higher.
Take care and may God bless.
Templo S.U.D. about 5 years ago
213 meters is approximately 700 feet. (Why is Comic Sans still being used these days if Mr. Connare made it, disliked it, and used it once?)
JanBic Premium Member about 5 years ago
Comic sans is clear and easy to read and also looks hand drawn. It was meant to be a comic book style and also used for chiildren’s printing. Comic Sans has been around for 25 years and you either love it or hate it.
jasonsnakelover about 5 years ago
Something doesn’t sound right because eggs hatched from a chicken are raw, and I bet if I dropped one on the floor by accident that it would break.
So it only took 15 years to come up with the word America after Columbus did his voyage? That’s in reference to the fourth fact for today’s Ripley’s comic.
Take care and may God bless.
J Short about 5 years ago
At Virginia Commonwealth College they used to have students design a box to see if it could protect an egg when dropped at increasing heights. My guess is, that the egg not breaking had something to do with some kind of similar contest; an egg by itself, 213 meters; I don’t believe it; unless it landed in powdery snow or some such thing.
joeatwork212 about 5 years ago
If the egg is dropped unprotected, i.e., without padding, etc., such as in a school science project, then a greater distance wouldn’t make a difference as within 200 meters, it would have reached Terminal Velocity and couldn’t go any faster.
NoNameOntheBullet Premium Member about 5 years ago
Are chickens really able to fly that high?
WCraft Premium Member about 5 years ago
Seriously, I love Comic Sans – so easy to read! I’d type with it now if I could figure out how to convert my iPad keyboard!
craigwestlake about 5 years ago
The feat was made possible by leaving the egg in the chicken while dropping it…
wjones about 5 years ago
213 meters, I think not but I once dropped an egg off our table without it breaking.
Spock about 5 years ago
These technical words seem to fill the gap in ideas. There are zillions of them, they are mostly greek or latin simple words for the named fact, and I find them totally uninteresting. Please tell us instead what everyday words are in French, so we could learn something.
RonnieAThompson Premium Member about 5 years ago
Comic Sans: https://www.google.com/search?q=comic+sans+font&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8&hl=en-us&client=safari#imgdii=Azg6biZng4ydvM:&imgrc=BWyBePe-5qaUDM:
Totalloser Premium Member about 5 years ago
I type all my email in Comic Sans I like it so much
Tossle Premium Member about 5 years ago
Did the egg land in water pointy end first?