A curious thing

jfar · 30 May 2011

johnwillyums said:

If you were stood in the exact centre you wouldn't be moving. Old Mr Aherne on the other hand would be travelling quite fast, he'd have to be tied to a pole.

What did the poles ever do on him?

marsmimar · 30 May 2011

jfar said:

johnwillyums said:

If you were stood in the exact centre you wouldn't be moving. Old Mr Aherne on the other hand would be travelling quite fast, he'd have to be tied to a pole.

What did the poles ever do on him?

johnwillyums · 30 May 2011

But would you be moving relative to old Mr Aherne?

mickey megabyte · 30 May 2011

jfar said:

johnwillyums said:

If you were stood in the exact centre you wouldn't be moving. Old Mr Aherne on the other hand would be travelling quite fast, he'd have to be tied to a pole.

What did the poles ever do on him?

a curious thing

johnwillyums · 30 May 2011

You're not moving relative to Mr Aherne so he must also be stationary relative to you. He's gonna die:)

jfar · 30 May 2011

mickey megabyte said:

jfar said:

johnwillyums said:

If you were stood in the exact centre you wouldn't be moving. Old Mr Aherne on the other hand would be travelling quite fast, he'd have to be tied to a pole.

What did the poles ever do on him?

a curious thing

And getting curioser and curioser, he might be a relative to me after all ?

johnwillyums · 30 May 2011

Everyone is everyone else's seventh cousin anyway. But Cousin Aherne's had it. An easy shot for a marksman:)

kado897 · 30 May 2011

Unless you get dizzy.

johnwillyums · 30 May 2011

You wouldn't if you were looking down the scope at Mr Aherne's forehead

kado897 · 30 May 2011

Unfortunately dizziness is only partly from the eyes. it is mostly movement of the Eustachian tubes in the ears.