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"The bay is alternately full of water at high tide or completely dry at low tide."
    (From http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Broadstairs)
    Posted by Wrongfellow on 18 Aug 2012. + (0) - (0) Permalink
Wikipedia, the online encyclopedia where anyone can state the bloody obvious.
    Posted by Wrongfellow on 18 Aug 2012.
"How come chickens can lay lots of eggs but human women only get one?"
    Posted by Wrongfellow on 9 Jun 2012. + (0) - (0) Permalink
"You do understand that women don't produce semen, don't you?"
    Posted by Wrongfellow on 9 Jun 2012. + (1) - (0) Permalink
"Cyanide victims will survive if the dose isn't fatal"
    (From http://uk.answers.yahoo.com/question/...)
    Posted by Wrongfellow on 12 May 2012. + (0) - (0) Permalink
"Gas doesn't power things, does it?"
    Posted by Wrongfellow on 19 Apr 2012. + (1) - (0) Permalink
More genuine exam answers...

Q. Briefly explain what hard water is.
A. Ice.

Q. Name one of the early Romans' greatest achievements.
A. Learning to speak Latin.

Q. Give a reason why people would want to live near power lines.
A. They get their electricity faster.
    Posted by JT on 1 Mar 2012. + (1) - (0) Permalink
"Children exposed to radiation risks during X-rays"
    Posted by Wrongfellow on 3 Jan 2012. + (1) - (0) Permalink
"...using a new synthetic substance called carbon..." (badly-researched programme on how hockey masks and gloves are made)
    Posted by JT on 23 Nov 2011. + (0) - (0) Permalink
"When people are in hospital they have a variety of medical conditions."
    (From http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-...)
    Posted by Wrongfellow on 18 Oct 2011. + (1) - (0) Permalink
"Pipes placed under the playing surface gather heat in the winter to warm the stadium and coldness in the summer to cool the stadium" (of Beijing's National Stadium)
    Posted by JT on 24 Sep 2011. + (0) - (0) Permalink