>>11589738

Not neccesarily.

The phone landlines draw power from the electrical distribution lines via a small transformer placed here and there, but at each station, there are batteries which are kept charged, so if the electricity goes off line, the phone lines still have power for a while. No idea for how long, depends on usage and battery amp-hours, but likely a day at least; phones don't draw all that much power.

If you kept the phone line from the pole when you switched to cell, you can still use it by plugging in your old phone, but only to call 911.

>>11589837

Once every 17 seconds is not 17 Hertz, it's .0588 Hz

Funny how things you knew in the past take on a different meaning, knowing what you know now.

We learned to recite "In Flanders Fields" in grade school, never thinking about poppies other uses.

Why were poppies associated 102 years ago with Armistice Day, and American soldiers?

For God and Country!

>>11589926

So who or what is P?

I'm stupid, can't solve the puzzle, so tell me.

>>11589931

steatopygia

>>11589950

So it was Louis Pasteur all along?

>>11589969

So when a liberal says to you: Let's have a conversation, she doesn't mean talk?

>>11589978

The Swiss Guards, those guys in funny clothes and battle axes, are the real masters?

>>11590030

>The term is from the Greek stéar (στέαρ), meaning "tallow", and pugḗ (), meaning "rump".

So Lardass is a proper translation then?