Interesting video - how batteries are made.

[Moley]

I found this video very interesting. I now know where the 's' in batteries comes from.

 

[Dan]

Oooo up my street that was. Good find matey.

 

[littlespark]

I thought the ‘s’ in batteries came from there being more than one of them…..


I’ve just watched the vid.

 

[Moley]

The 's' being for plural is a common misconception. Now that you've seen the video you know the truth.
BTW, what are you doing in 'Trinidad and Tobago'?

 

[littlespark]

The 's' being for plural is a common misconception. Now that you've seen the video you know the truth.
BTW, what are you doing in 'Trinidad and Tobago'?

Testing something


Or is “changing a lightbulb” the right answer?

 

[TimJ01]

I found this video very interesting. I now know where the 's' in batteries comes from.

Thats quiet interesting, never really thpought about how there made

 

[Moley]

What are we going to do when the tears from the last unicorn run out? No more batteries?

 

[littlespark]

What are we going to do when the tears from the last unicorn run out? No more batteries?

They’re not going to…..

Another of scotlands natural resources, unicorn tears… That’s why they’re on our coat of arms.

They’re kept in herds on the mountains, controlled by the kilted unicorn shepherds and they’re highly trained haggis.


Sharing the coat of arms with the mythological “lie-on”… (is that how you pronounce it?)
Maybe other countries laugh at us Scot’s having a make believe animal on all our official badges and things…. But the English have 3 of them on their football shirts.

 

[Moley]

I wish I had known about the unicorn herds before I went to the Highlands earlier this year. I would have gone searching. Oh well, maybe next year.
So, England has a football team?

 

[littlespark]

I wish I had known about the unicorn herds before I went to the Highlands earlier this year. I would have gone searching. Oh well, maybe next year.
So, England has a football team?

So I’ve heard…. Maybe they’re mythological as well?