perpetual motion free energy by siphoning

That right, when I learned to speak French at school, they just stood me in front of this guy and I shouted at him until I was fluent.

 

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Now I know you are being pedantic, how do French kids learn most French.... trial and error, the same way you learned when you were a small child....

God this forum is so full of people so far up their own ass its unbelieveable.

Pity I ever found it... trust me I won't be coming back!!

Please delete my account forthwith

 

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Please invite DRZion to leave with you. At some other site, you can mutually reinforce your non-scientific POVs.

 

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Not being pedantic at all, but merely pointing out your claim was bogus.

You are nw shifting the goalposts. Your initial claim mentioned the word 'classroom', it's clear that claim is was bogus, so now you are making a different claim. That dodge has not gone unnoticed.

I just called you on your obvious logical flaw. Think before you write please.

Drama queen.

 

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That will increase the average intelligence level of this place - I love it!

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surface tension

i understand the concept n limitations, but like high divers do, could you not cause implosion in the flow to break the surface tension before it leaves the tube, also make the tube narrower at the siphon end compared to the submerged end to speed up the flow and aid suction?