Did you know?

[meiphones_brill]

The official name for a small iceberg less than 4m high is a "Bergy bit"

http://amsglossary.allenpress.com/glossary/search?id=bergy-bit1

How do we live without facts like these?

[KNK]

The official name for a small iceberg less than 4m high is a "Bergy bit"

http://amsglossary.allenpress.com/glossary/search?id=bergy-bit1

How do we live without facts like these?


First of all, that is a great find there.

2nd is, you have too much time on your hands.

[iamtko]

that is uh-mazin

[Lincoln]

A Bergy Bit. Who would have thought it.

- John

[GailLA]

And here I've been calling them ice cubes all this time ;-)

[scandalex]

And here I've been calling them ice cubes all this time ;-)


LMAO!! :tounge: :tounge:

[meiphones_brill]

And here I've been calling them ice cubes all this time ;-)

Technically - Ice cubes, unless they're 1m tall, are called "Growlers".

[KNK]

Technically - Ice cubes, unless they're 1m tall, are called "Growlers".


What about the 50cm tall ones. What are they called.

I know when I have a Jack Daniels Black label I have it "On The Rocks"
mmm is it noon yet?:tounge:

[GailLA]

What about the 50cm tall ones. What are they called.

I know when I have a Jack Daniels Black label I have it "On The Rocks"
mmm is it noon yet?:tounge:

Dunno about noon, but I can assure you, it's 5 o'clock somewhere. Check the world clock in your iPhone to find out where :tounge: