How can I hit and miss?
Stage fighting for beginners. Just remember: the whole point is not to hit anyone.
July 14, 2006
How can crossing your fingers make you feel lucky?
Fred’s cunning attempt to hold onto his chocolates.
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How way-out can I be?
Now, you could explain the principle of moments using a metre rule and a few bits of plasticene. But where’s the fun in that?
How can failure lead to a fortune?
One of the best-kept secrets of How2 is the quantity of Post-it notes consumed in a typical series. Fred alone gets through several crateloads. Gail relates the surprising story of how they came to be.
How can lightning blow your socks off?
Not just a figure of speech – it really could. Gareth explains How.
How can I stay afloat?
Fred explains the perils of being a big cheese in the shipping business – particularly if you’re moving, say, cheese from Northern Europe to the tropics.
How poisonous is a poison arrow frog?
It’s a frog How! Hurray for frogs!
How can you make a plastic cup jump?
A jumping cup, you say? Plastic, you say? Pray tell, Mr. Jones!
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