A floating object is generally regarded as weightless. So, TRUE - a pillow weighs more than a cloud.
Regardless of mass, the weight is what it is, a pillow will weigh a lb. or two depending on the material. A cloud is made of water vapor. In a downpour a cloud can dump millions if not hundreds of millions of lbs. of water on a city.A floating object is generally regarded as weightless. So, TRUE - a pillow weighs more than a cloud.
But it depends how you define "weight".
If by 'weight', you really mean 'mass', the mass (i.e the amount) of water in the cloud is many tonnes, so the cloud has more mass.
Sometimes, the 'weight' of a thing can be legitimately defined as the force of gravity acting on the thing. In that case, the cloud has more weight.
Or the 'weight' of a thing can be legitimately defined as the force of gravity acting on the thing, minus whatever upthrust or flotation force might be acting on the thing. In that case, the pillow weighs more.
Gotta be a right answer in there somewhere . . .
I think it has to do with German soldiers in WWI trimming their long bushy staches so they could get a better fit for their gas masks.
Before the Muppets got a hold of it and made it popular, the Manamana song was used in a low budget European sex exploitation film that showed a lot of tits and ass and flashes of pussy.
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