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mkjuk | 02:31 Fri 30th Mar 2007 | How it Works
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Is it true that if you put a frog in a pan of cold water and then gradually heat it up then the frog won't jump out, it will just suffocate?
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Avatar Image dilligaf
Try it and see.
11:21 Fri 30th Mar 2007
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Avatar Image Mattk
ooh dear someones got out the wrong side of their bed.
17:05 Fri 30th Mar 2007
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Doubt if it would stay in the pan because it would be hopping mad!

Sorry, could'nt resist.
17:25 Fri 30th Mar 2007
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I'm not grumpy Matt, I just thought what a daft question...!!! Nice pun Johnny..!
17:39 Fri 30th Mar 2007
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dont you ever try to drown thierray henry or burn him as if you do you will have me to answer to as he is our besstest player
22:02 Fri 30th Mar 2007
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It won't feel the heat if that's what you mean.
11:39 Sat 31st Mar 2007

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