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KellyClarksonTV - 16 Aug 2004 19:03 GMT

How many calories of energy does a typical D size battery have? After you
compute this, try to consume the equivilent of no more than 12 batteries a day.

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Doug Freyburger - 16 Aug 2004 23:17 GMT

> How many calories of energy does a typical D size battery have? After you
> compute this, try to consume the equivilent of no more than 12 batteries a day.

Wow. The first case of mad cow in an American human.

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Heywood Mogroot - 17 Aug 2004 01:38 GMT

> How many calories of energy does a typical D size battery have? After you
> compute this, try to consume the equivilent of no more than 12 batteries a day.

why not just eat the batteries themselves?

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Beverly - 17 Aug 2004 01:47 GMT

> > How many calories of energy does a typical D size battery have? After you
> > compute this, try to consume the equivilent of no more than 12 batteries a day.
>
> why not just eat the batteries themselves?

I wonder if the OP has a "metal" problem?

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Heywood Mogroot - 17 Aug 2004 02:04 GMT

> How many calories of energy does a typical D size battery have? After you
> compute this, try to consume the equivilent of no more than 12 batteries a day.

Weird. 300 posts to usenet in the last 4 months referencing batteries from kelly.

But since you're so curious, an energizer D cell has:

18 Amp hours * 1.15 (average) volts = 20.7 Watt-hours
= 70.587    BTU
= 17787.924    calories
= 17.787924    kcal

So the average person would need to eat 100 energizers/day to remain satiated.

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