Spam, spam, Christianbookworm wants to have a spam thread too!

[Littlejoe]

And you complain about the saltiness of spam

Canned sardines, in my experience, are generally not all that salty. YMMV.

I think they're Both pretty salty myself...

[Jedidiah]

How far does a hive of bees have to fly to collect nectar to make a pound of honey?

[Jedidiah]

Over 50,000 miles.

[Sparko]

How far does a hive of bees have to fly to collect nectar to make a pound of honey?

How much does a pound of honey weigh?

[Jedidiah]

How much does a pound of honey weigh?

Yeah, that.

[Littlejoe]

How much does a pound of honey weigh?

A sweet little bit!

[Christianbookworm]

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[rogue06]

[Christianbookworm]

We already had that clip earlier in this here thread!

[rogue06]

We already had that clip earlier in this here thread!

With those subtitles?

[Jedidiah]

With those subtitles?

That clip is worth repeating.

[hansgeorg]

Is there any group that believes it is wrong to use any technology more advanced then the time of the Bible? The Romans had concrete, but it isn't mentioned in the Bible, so they might claim otherwise.

I don't know actually.

There are Amish who think one is best off using no technology more advanced than 16-17th C. Europe - and apart from Internet and photocopying machines they may be right.

Obviously, using AI to take decisions affecting life and death of real men, allowing an implant in hand or forehead to be deciphered like a bar code and things like that (and they involve technology "more advanced than the time of "... the NT) is evil. Making bar codes as such a standard is not exactly good either.

I think Nimrod and pre-Flood had more advanced technology than most of what we think of as "time of the Bible".

I think the Tower of Babel (which was not finished, but not left simply aside either, as far as text goes, unlike the city it was going to be in) may have been a rocket : a space craft on a launching ramp does look like a tower and of it, if it is a three step rocket, only the top reaches into space.

I also think Nimrod was a bungler, not having seen pre-Flood nuke wars at first hand he would have imagined trying to find a way to use Uranium to fuel the rockets. THEN a technology loss (and a healthy one) took place among the general population, if not the élites which have at last succeeded at Cape Canaveral.

[hansgeorg]

Does anyone like eating spam/ actually eaten spam here?

I have eaten canned ham, but it was from a Danish producer. Not sure if it was as spicy as spam.

And while I found both the producer brands Gøl and Tulip, I did not find that product in their online product list.

It is a decent thing to put on a sandwich, and even if spam is saltier and spicier, that would go for spam too.

But try not to eat canned products too often.

[Sparko]

spoom.

[hansgeorg]

spoom.

If you ever come to Denmark, check out the products of Gøl and Tulip.

Not just the bacon, take some time for salami and for canned ham too!