Real Life Adventures by Gary Wise and Lance Aldrich for November 05, 2014
Transcript:
Woman: Why do you have a compass on your keychain? Man: For directions and stuff. Woman: How do you use it, again? Man: I, um, look at where it's pointing, and then I find North, which it's actually point to, and, um, I go North. Woman: So if we're ever lost in the woods, the way out better be North?
She Mc about 10 years ago
AAhhh with the trusty compass we will never get lost in the woods!!!
Charlie Fogwhistle about 10 years ago
And at some point the magnetic poles will flip, throwing confusion into everyone who relies on a compass. Thank goodness for GPS, as those satellites will still be reliable.
J Short about 10 years ago
It works well when escaping from Cuba.
grossvatter about 10 years ago
and mexico
neverenoughgold about 10 years ago
If you walk far enough north, eventually you will be walking south…
HonoBear about 10 years ago
Back in Hawaii, directions were given as mauka (towards the mts.) and makai (towards the ocean)
hippogriff about 10 years ago
goweeder: I thought you were going to say it was like Shiprock, NM – you can’t see the famous rock a few miles away from downtown because of the smoke from Black Mesa coal plants. Phoenix wanted electricity, so they sited the generators in the region with the highest concentration of tuberculosis in the country.
Sailor46 USN 65-95 about 10 years ago
If the Keys are ferromagnetic then you are likely to remain LOST!