(from one of autoforums)


"2 The experimenters, garage, which is not unimportant!!!!!!!!!
Since Friday, conducted an experiment
We took 10 liters of beer, snacks 400 grams (dried squid)
Weighed our bodies, got the first 90 kg, 95 kg of a second.
took some of empty bottles (5 liters) to fill you know what, after a beer!!!!!!!


We drank a total of 10 liters of beer, ate squid and filled 3 bottled to 5 liters

stood on the scales and marveled:

first weighs 94 kg
second 98 kg

How so??????????????????? Shocked Shocked Shocked Shocked Shocked"

I do believe that Google translate or whatever you use, tend to FUBAR your punchlines.

I have no clue to your joke

These guys have denied the law of conservation of mass - on Friday, in the garage. Do the math and see.

The "net gain" is only 2kg, or about 1% error. Could be due to rounding, or consuming large quantities of beer while recording the "after" data.

I salute you for pushing forward the frontier of science.

Evaporation...