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Failure, though a lead baloon has been made to fly. (mythbusters using lead foil)
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Define went over like a lead balloon?
Lead is very heavy so going OVER something would be hard which means not gonna happen It means when sometyhing doesnt 'go down' well..the propper phrase is actually went down like a lead balloon, which means it wasnt very well accepted.
Went over like a lead balloon?
Usually refers to a joke which fails miserably. Imagine a heavy balloon - it would just crash to the ground with a thud. Normally. The Mythbusters did get a lead balloon to float (yes, it is possible).
What president went over Watergate?
I don't know what you mean by "went over" but the president in office (who eventually resigned) was Richard M. Nixon.
If a guy asks you if you went somewhere over the weekend where he went does that mean he could be interested in you?
not necessarily he could just be curious lead him on some more and see how he reacts if he keeps coming on to you hes interested if he ever asks you straight up, if your hitting on him deny it.
What happened to balloon boy on poptropica?
he just went up You gave him a balloon and he went up up away I CLAIM YOU GUILTY FOR THIS IS IN YOUR HANDS AND YOUR FAULT lol just kidding. we ALL gave him ballons
What do you mean by over there?
Saying from ww2 era. When Americans went over the atlatic to war in Europe. "over there summed it all up"
Who was the first man to fly over Antarctica?
On February 4, 1902, British Navy Captain Robert Falcon Scott made the first flight over the world's most remote continent. Scott went aloft in a tethered hot-air balloon off the Antarctic Coast.
What are the ratings and certificates for Dad's Army - 1968 The Day the Balloon Went Up 3-8?
Dad's Army - 1968 The Day the Balloon Went Up 3-8 is rated/received certificates of: Australia:G UK:U (video rating) (1987)
The went up last Friday when the scandal became public - Fill in with an idiom?
This is probably "The Balloon went up last Friday...." It may have originated in Britain in World War 2. So called "barrage balloons" were flown over large cities to prevent German bomber aircraft from flying in and dropping bombs, so "when the balloon goes up" meant a bombing raid was expected.
Did any change happen to the shape and the volume of a balloon when air was blown into it?
Yes, when air is blown into a balloon, its shape will change from deflated to inflated. The volume inside the balloon will increase as more air is added, causing the balloon to expand and become larger.
What does it mean to reach 120 percent of a savings goal?
It means you went 20% over your savings goal.
What does the word enveloping mean?
Something that covers over something else, such as--> When I went to bed, I was envelloped by my blankets.
