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Girl: I wonder if I really could fry an egg on the sidewalk.
Frazz: Egg white starts to coagulate at 158 degrees Fahrenheit.
Girl: I wonder which one of us is the bigger nerd.
Frazz: The nerd with the questions is generally the better nerd.
Kind&Kinder over 8 years ago
Yes, curiosity is to be prized, along with imagination. Or so said Einstein. To see what’s in the next room, we must first open the door.
Varnes over 8 years ago
A naturally curious mind is to be treasured and used….
whiteheron over 8 years ago
Curiosity killed the cat,Satisfaction brought him back.
Jeff0811 over 8 years ago
I wonder if there can be a question without a question mark. I guess it depends on how it’s stated?
DrDavy2000 over 8 years ago
Schroedinger may or may not have killed the cat.
garcoa over 8 years ago
The next question is “what is the temperature of the surface of the sidewalk”. I would suggest putting a black cast iron frypan on the sidewalk, wait 4 hours of steady sun and try it. If it works, you can then eat the egg.
Retired Dude over 8 years ago
My infra-red thermometer reads 90 degrees F. on the sidewalk in front of my house at 9:15 on this cloudy morning. I’ll check back periodically throughout the day.
I Quit over 8 years ago
Yep, done it. Strangely enough, it was back in the 60s.
bilbrlsn over 8 years ago
Didn’t the nerd with the answer have the question first?
eunose over 8 years ago
Must be a true nerd indeed to take a rounded value in Celsius (70°C) and calculate something apparently exact as 158°F from it … :-D
falcon_370f over 8 years ago
During a heat wave just a few years ago, someone in my state actually did that, of course the ambient temperature was 109F and I live in a desert.