Who said, "Eureka, I've solved it"?
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Archimedes.  He didn't figure out a math problem, so much as he realized that his body displaced the water in the tub.
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I have the solution to that.\n;o)
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Who said that was OK??
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The Astronaut Said\n"I Have Been To Space Many Times, But I Never Noticed An Angel"\nTo Which The Doctor Replied,\n"I Have Operated On Many Intelligent Brains… But Never Have I Seen A Thought"\n\nThe folks above did not REPEAT, I win!
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from THe simpsons\ndurr
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**If I could just say a few words, I’d be a better public speaker.\n\n**Who made you Judge Judy and executioner?\n\n**Homer no function beer well without.\n\n**...That’s how I was raised and I turned out TV.\n\n**If he’s so smart, then why’s he dead?\n\n**It’s because their stupid; that’s why.  That’s why everybody does everything.\n\n**It’s not that hard to be a film cricket.
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I think the correct answer is:\n\nYES!
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The first two were solved.\n\nThere hasn't been a third one yet.
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"What is the answer to the ultimate question of life, the universe, and everything?"\n\nThis was asked of the computer Deep Thought by the white mice.
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The Answer, I believe. ;)
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It certainly sounds like something Bohr would have said to Einstein.  Great Quote!
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ask the person who asked it
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That person must be knowing who invented these words
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No, Roran said it...I think...do you know the answer?
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'et phone home' - et the extraterrestrial\n\n'did i do that?' - steve urkel - family matters\n\n'well goooolllleee!' - gomer pyle - the andy griffith show and gomer pyle usmc\nonly three i can think of off the top of my head
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You are asking about the field of hydraulics. Knowledge and study of this goes back at least to ancient Greece. (It was Archimedes who, according to legend, solved the puzzle of the dishonest goldsmith when he submerged himself in his bath after puzzling over the problem for days, noted the water overflowing the tub, and ran naked through the streets shouting "I've got it!" Only he shouted it in Greek, so it came out "Eureka!" (As far as running naked through the streets goes, the Greeks took a more liberal view of such behavior than our present society. If you were to try that, you'd probably be chastised firmly.) \nBut I digress. Realizing that liquids are essentially incompressible, he was able to determine that the goldsmith was in fact a crook/Republican. From this humble start, modern hydraulic studies began.
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"Believe it is possible to solve your problem.  Tremendous things happen to the believer. So believe the answer will come. It will." - Norman Vincent Peale\n\n"I must do something" always solves more problems than "Something must be done". -Unknown Author