How many?
When i was a small lad, if i used too much squash in my glass or put too much jam on my toast, my gran would scold me and say something like "you've got enough there to feed a small army!"
Ever had anyone say something like that to you? How silly!
Anyway, i was thinking....
Just how many people does it take to make a "small Army"?
Round Two. Maybe.
It would probably only take one, fat fleshy person.
One of each unit? I give up.
Approximately 562 people.
Don't listen to these lies!Originally Posted by Bunny
It is exactly 562 people.
When they are enough people to finish the jam.
Many, many frogs make an army
(SPOILER)Please tell me you caught the joke in that saying...
Last edited by Nominus Experse; 12-07-2006 at 04:17 AM.
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Smart, Masmas always solve the mistery.When they are enough people to finish the jam.
I been told that by mum when I was young she used to say it to me when ever I put too much butter on my toast. I love butter.
38.2
the .2 is a small child of average weight.
IF this is a literal question here is a literal answer. A perfect platoon in the US Army would be 17 people. Mulitply that by 4 which gives you 68 and add 1 for a commanding officer so 69. I say that is a good enough small army.
Now on the other hand....those ghosties in pacman are only 4 of them and they seem to be a small army.
I get that off my dad for using too much ketchup / jam / butter etc. I also get "You want some dinner with your ketchup".
Assuming that a small army is akin to a small angle, if we make a small angle approximation, we can get sina = a. This only works for angles of less than 10 degrees, so I'd estimate that a small army is no more than 10 people.
What the smurf? Squash in a glass? You must be from Britain.
at least two people.
>>> Just one man..
>> The black orb glitters ominously... but nothing happens..
Where exactly are you getting your numbers? Platoons usually consist of thirty or forty soldiers each.
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