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my laptop plug from the wall, and i touched one of the pins on the plug by accident.

and yous will never guess what happened to me.

i got an electric shock, OUCH-ZAP. the crazy thing is, the plug was completely away from the wall socket when this happened, it happened about a second after i unplugged the plug.

why did i get this shock fro the pin on the plug even though there wasnt a current running through it at the time?

and considering spiders eat almost all types of insects, small mammals, birds, reptiles i find it strange the spiders dont mess with ordinary house ants.

anyone have any idea why this is

it started out they were just in my bedroom, i have found were they go to and come out off, a small hole in the skirting board, i am planning on getting silicone gel soon to block all holes.

but they have been here for a month now, and they have now taken over my kitchen, my bathroom, and my living room.

what is the fastest, cheapest and most humane way to get rid of these pests?

EMERGENCY

it started out they were just in my bedroom, i have found were they go to and come out off, a small hole in the skirting board, i am planning on getting silicone gel soon to block all holes.

but they have been here for a month now, and they have now taken over my kitchn, my bathroom, and my living room.

what is the fastest, cheapest and most humane way to get rid of these pests?

i have an ant infestation in my home and they crawl on my cutlery, my plates my glasses and my kettle (&probably toaster)

i was wondering can they or do they spread germs or diseases?

but spiders cant?

dont they both have eight arms?

that is to say, did every atom of carbon originally used to be a hydrogen atom that,

over time, gathered more and more protons, neutrons and electrons until it had the required amount

to be called a carbon atom.

likewise with nitrogen and oxygen and ALL the other elements. . .

if not, then how do atoms acquire the acquired amount of sub atomic particles to be a particular atom?

is it just our own milky way galaxy?

or is it anywhere that a nasa satellite has flown by and mapped?

what has happened in the 300 years of telescopes to make them say that it has?

how much could the universe have expanded in that time to make them say that it is expanding,

and always has been since the SO CALLED BIG BANG.

ive heard stories that talcum powder can be carcinogenic, is this true

why do they ALWAYS fall into the bath and sink?

then they cant get back out. dont spiders communicate?

and pass down stories to other spiders to avoid baths and sinks.

on a separate note, i seen my first ever spider fight last week in my bathroom.

a big spider was walking along the sill, when a smaller spider about half its size ran out from a wee crack in the wall, the both reared up on their back legs, with their front legs up in defense.

they circled around one another for a minute then the bigger one stepped foward and im guessing it bit the small spider, the small spider turned and ran away to the edge of the window sill, and just stopped. im imagining the poison was seeping through his body, as he looked like he was dying and had no energy left. im not cruel but it was really interesting to watch and learn.

ive heard they use silver to coat mirrors and make them reflective.

is this true? why use a valuable metal when im sure they could use other silver coloured metals instead.

silver is precious after all. why waste it on mirrors.

true or false?

i say it is because apparently there is hundreds of tons of space debris (meteors, cosmic dust etc) falling on the earth each year.

and if the is hundreds of tons each year then it all obviously adds up,

making the mass of the earth more than it was yesterday, last week, month and year.

is this correct to say?

what do you think is best and why?

how does the human body produce new blood?

you know if you lose blood in a nose bleed, or a scraped knee, paper cut etc,

your body will obviously have less blood in it than it did before. . .well how does the body replace this with new blood? were does this blood come from?

as far as im aware blood is water and iron, were does the body take this water and iron from to form new replacement blood cells?

have we ever sent a satellite around the sun before?

if not why havent they done it, too far? or no point?

is it planned for the future do you think?

BQ: do we only ever see the one side of the sun, you know, like we do the moon?

what is the chemical process that makes steel harder when it is heated and cooled rapidly?

what does the heating of it do to the atoms?

what does the cooling of it do to the atoms?

what makes tempered steel so strong compared to untempered steel?

is it only unstable isotopes off elements that can decay?

or does everything eventually? like a normal gold ring, over millions of years would that dissapear?

do stable molecules like a chunk of glass decay? or could it last forever if in a safe environment?

like if i have 2 cd cases, and i leave one out in the street on the road (and lets imagine it remains undisturbed by humans or vehicles)

and i leave the other one in a drawer somewhere (lets imagine the same again, no human contact)

how long would it take these two cd cases to deteriorate and decay until NOTHING was left?

would it take-

A.a hundred years or more

B.a thousand years or more

C.a million years or more

D.a billion years or more

and which one out of the two would decay first?

what was the question?