Please Answer Questions For Perianne

[Perianne]

Perianne question:
When I watch baseball games, the hitters tend to dig into the dirt around home plate. I suppose to get a good batting stance, or whatever.

How does the field crew fix those holes? I know they don't just put in dirt and tamp it down. How do they fix it?

There is a special clay, called "packing clay", that is used to fill in the holes. The clay is moistened and the moisture helps the added clay to bind to the existing clay. Professional ball diamonds have the most abused areas, like the mound and home plate, already built with this type of clay, so adding additional clay is quick and effective.

[pragmatic]

There is a special clay, called "packing clay", that is used to fill in the holes. The clay is moistened and the moisture helps the added clay to bind to the existing clay. Professional ball diamonds have the most abused areas, like the mound and home plate, already built with this type of clay, so adding additional clay is quick and effective.

Yeah. That's what i said.

Doofus.

[pragmatic]

Question back at ya:

"What is the longest sentence using only one word?"


(No googling. Pretty fun answer.)

[Perianne]

Question back at ya:
"What is the longest sentence using only one word?"


(No googling. Pretty fun answer.)

I have no idea. You must tell me, @pragmatic. And don't call me "doofus".

[Perianne]

Perianne question:

When they were naming the planets, didn't they know that "Uranus" would be the laughing stock of the solar system?

1,000 years from now you meet someone. "Where do you live". "Uranus".

[resister]

Some 20 something letter word on a shampoo bottle!

[resister]

Perianne question:

When they were naming the planets, didn't they know that "Uranus" would be the laughing stock of the solar system?

1,000 years from now you meet someone. "Where do you live". "Uranus".

How far around the corner!

[Dr. Who]

Perianne question:

When they were naming the planets, didn't they know that "Uranus" would be the laughing stock of the solar system?

1,000 years from now you meet someone. "Where do you live". "Uranus".

In most places it's pronounced 'yer a nus' as opposed to "yer anus".

[resister]

In most places it's pronounced 'yer a nus' as opposed to "yer anus".

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[Dr. Who]

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Hey, I'm serious. Outside of N. America, it doesn't sound like a reference to a body part.