Topic, The topic where you can only post the most random things you can think of that doesn't make sense...

  It's March 30th...April is almost here.

  Welcome back, I'm fixing to eat an early dinner. And then I'm going to watch some Youtube videos and chill/relax. It's been a very stressful week.

  Good morning, enjoying your Saturday so far? I miss some of the old members too. I wonder what they're doing now?

  I miss all the old members that used to cut up and post funny things all the time. Those were the good old days from 2009-2015.

At least Hexicube admitted that he did not like beans. I don't much either except the green beans.

  14,000th post for me...

  Austin, Springfield, Sacramento, Honolulu, Annapolis, and Albany.

  Texas, Illinois, California, Hawaii, Maryland and New York

  Thinking of random things out of the blue!

  I am so tired right now, I don't feel like doing anything but resting...

  Goosebumps is a cool horror series for kids and teens. Have you guys heard of this series? You can do a search on Google to find out more about it.

  Ahhhh, well I was not leaning towards any of those answers. I'll have to research about those later.

  I don't believe that I have.

Answers:

  Have you guys watched the cartoon series, "Tarzan"?

  I guess if no one responds in a couple days, you'll have to give the answer because I still don't know. I wasn't that skilled at science class back in 2008. I passed with a C.

  In case it wasn't clear, I am looking for the top 10 largest objects in the solar system, by their radius.

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  Yes, give me a hint so I can crack this riddle, please...

  We may need a hint, that's hard to decipher.

  The Earth, it is the sixth largest object by radius in the solar system (roughly 6,371km), whereas the Moon is the fourteenth largest (roughly 1,737km).

To add on to this, see if you can complete the top 10:

  Expect the unexpected when you're camping in the forest and hanging out with friends.

  Which is bigger in radius, the Earth or the Moon?

I just throwed a trivia question out for you guys.

  @Dynamo - I never paid much attention to F1 as a kid, although I remember a lot of the names from the late 2000s and early 2010s because my family used to watch all the time. I only started to get into it properly fairly recently when my family started watching again. It's definitely as popular as it has ever been but like you said a lot of it comes down to car, and while it was always 'unfair' to an extent, at points it feels like it's not really merit based anymore, because some incredibly talented drivers fail to even achieve anything, whereas other talented but more fortunate drivers go on to take championships. Last year's season was arguably the best in years, with 4 teams having cars capable of winning races - but this year looks to be a bit more of a McLaren domination year (although it's been literally one race so it's impossible to say right now).

@chris I have heard of Gran Turismo, but I've never actually played any of the games. I used to play Project Gotham Racing 2 and 4 with my brother. I think PGR might be my favourite racing game series ever, but I have to try GT at some point!

  Have you heard of the Gran Turismo series, that has been a popular racing game since 1997. You can research and find out about it's history and what company made/design it. The company is Polyphony Digital.

  I used to love F1 in the Schumacher, Button, Vettel and early Hamilton era but I just gradually lost interest when it seemed to become more about who had the better car and the most money. I’ve always been a Tennis lover though, right from when Federer and Nadal came onto the scene. Gonna watch Jack Draper, the new upcoming Brit since Murray retired, play his first Masters 1000 final at the Indian Wells tonight. I’m rooting for him.

  Look out below!!

  Tomorrow is St. Patrick's day, March 17th...

  It is not what you would expect...

  @suhangha - that's cool, WolframAlpha is a very useful resource for mathematics!

The sport I watch the most is Formula 1 racing, although I watch other racing series too.

  Printed From WolframAlpha. and parkour is a cool sport

  It is a capital sigma - it means 'summation from n=1 to 13'. You can type it in word by inserting an equation into the document.

  Brilliant symbol, where did you find that?