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And then you found a little dude and put him in a rat costume
icantbelieveistillhavetoprotestthiscrap
#3 theyrethesamepicture.jpg
DallasGuage
#1 https://media1.giphy.com/media/v1.Y2lkPWE1NzM3M2U1N2JxcnY4bWp1ZDNmNTdqb2UzZm02OHo5cWVlcHZ3em9lZzViYW1pcCZlcD12MV9naWZzX3NlYXJjaCZjdD1n/AS5sq3dadyHiSX1lXS/200w.webp
StellarJay77
#1 raise your hand if the enshitification of everything makes it hard to even want to?
GwensBackOnHerBS
#16 horror is watching your body go through the wrong puberty, terror is worrying about when they're going to start putting trans people in camps.
sammavet
#3 the difference is obviously shoulder vs arm.
ByThePowerOfSCIENCE
and the urban eagle has false eyes on top of its head to deter predators
pikemccallister
#26 fekkn legend
Scobragon
#15 I saw that coming, holy shit, the lack of braincells on those idiots.
witmanfade
This was part of a Go Pro sponsored thing. There was a full youtube video on it. They knew the risks involved. https://youtu.be/0kBjb1yfabI?is=pcfzEEpDbKsEbEUG
theoxfordcomma
Actually it was different - I wanted to see if they survived so I looked it up- this was in 2020 - two climbers, Mike Horn and Fred Roux - GoPro not involved though
https://www.big-magazine.com/post/two-ice-climbers-plunged-into-north-pole-waters-iceberg-flips-over-news
They both survived ❤️
alcamar
#1 time to pour yourself a cup of ambition
SirSchmoopyOfAwesometon
I drink like 6 cups of ambition a day but it just doesn't hit like it used to
DebbieDangle
#3 My latest kitten (courtesy of the Cat Distribution System and the storm drain next to my house) has taken to jumping on my shoulder and riding around, like a parrot on a pirate's shoulder. Despite the razor blade claws, it's totally adorable. Yet I'm afraid of allowing her to continue. I've raised some very large cats over the years and I don't want to end up with a musculo-skeletal disorder that I'd have to explain to a doctor.
GratuaCuun
cyno01
#2 as much as i enjoy AppleTVs Foundation, it still boggles my mind that theyve adapted it but nobodys done any of the robot stories. Theyre infinitely more approachable than Foundations grand narrative, at their heart theyre just detective stories, not far off from your average CBS procedural, so why not CSI Trantor?
That one episode of The Mandalorian everybody hated reminded me a lot of a robots story.
skycrimes
Which episode was that?
cyno01
The robot murder mystery one. Where Doc Brown was spiking the robots drinks for the glory of the Confederacy.
Clayman8
#15 Darwin Awards, nice.
TooCoolForZuul
they lived.
Clayman8
Hope they at least learned a valuable lesson
TooCoolForZuul
that's just how they roll.
Gremlynn4023
#14 a really big dude combined with forced perspective camera angles to make him look even bigger
stonetemplefox05
Were they using forced prospective? I know they used smaller dummies when the stuntman was climbing the cliffs of insanity during the wide shots, but I think it was straightforward besides that
VosperOfAntarctica
#6 Yes Senator Binks. Nobody thinks you're stupid.
Oh btw, Your Honor, remind me again who initiated the vote to end Millennia of democracy in the Republic?
Meesa sooOOo sorry for makin da bombad fun of you!
Omicron416
#28 Minnesotan here and it's GRAY DUCK, DAMMIT !!
Clayman8
#27 oh no we do fucking talk about it. Thats the socially accepted one. The one we dont talk about is
NinjaCongo
#16 Fear is knowing that a werewolf is hunting you. Terror is when you see it and it charges at you. Horror is realizing that it's a furry werewolf.
WolfClickQueen
I think I would be more horrified by a hairless werewolf
ToenailClippingsJar
That last sentence is why the ‘lust is’ guy got sniped.
ChorizoPig
#12: That horse was totally committed to the bit.
SOLARvsFACISM
That horse's name is John Cena! https://www.youtube.com/shorts/-nz0b3_ScxU
noReallyIamPrincessBob
This is why we wear protective gear like helmets and vests.
devasto
#27 Also Sam Reid (Lestat)
NotSinceTheAccidend
#15 omg they found the Avatar
Nanoline
#14
"And then you found a little dude and put him in a rat costume"
Not sure if you meant to reference this OP, but I saw your comment/subtitle under that one and my brain IMMEDIATELY went "REEPICHEEP HERE, SIRE".
stonetemplefox05
Lol na I meant the ROUSs
clavdivs
#2 Nothing in this timeline makes me think the Three Laws of Robotics will ever be actually implemented... Dumb killer robots more like...
moaihead
#15 I hope those people on the iceberg are fine, but person that was recording, get the shot! What were you going to do differently than all the other people doing nothing on that ship to help?
thebonesofmyancestors
#15 I've seen this movie. They finally found the white canoe.
Hotsauceman
#1 it is…my son’s Dolly Parton books aren’t coming anymore.
MadamPuddifoot
Aged out of local chapter budget cuts?
sommerando
Misery, sorry - Missouri GOP poltiticians killing the program probably.
Hotsauceman
Probablyly
MadamPuddifoot
Or*. Fuck.
harbengerprime
#1 I wouldn't make it past the tumble out of bed now
marthafarquar
#5 Uranium is so heavy that 100kg would easily fit in a 1.5 gallon jug
stonetemplefox05
That's why before it was officially designed as "uranium", it was commonly referred to as "urmomium"
reichstein
Yes, but how much would it weigh?
Omicron416
220 pounds 7.4 ounces.
tassadar102
A collection of uranium with a mass of 100KG would weigh about 981 newtons (at the equator on earth, weight varies with gravitational attraction).
marthafarquar
The critical mass is less than half that so it wouldn't stay in the jug very long.
TheSnacker
Only if it is refined, though that is also the best way to spread the glitter
ninjarabbit
Excellent, we no longer need to wait for the next tornado to hit. Alternative glitter distribution system - build glitter factories everywhere along tornado alley, a tornado is bound to hit one sooner or later
starkeclipse
#12 I'm afraid to ask but I can't help myself. Did they die?
lriosifngr
According to someone claiming to be her, they were both ok.
stonetemplefox05
I believe the horse's fall was cushioned and was fine
VosperOfAntarctica
#15 do. not. fuck. with. icebergs.
Source: see username
theoxfordcomma
It's insane that they survived
theoxfordcomma
Also what is your username referencing? I don't get the reference
VosperOfAntarctica
I live part-time in literal Antarctica. Ice-related safety is one of the few things I don't fuck around with
theoxfordcomma
Ohhh interesting! What else should we know about ice safety in Antarctica? (If you don't mind sharing more 😊)
VosperOfAntarctica
Crevasses can be hidden by stiff packed snow and hide cracks hundreds of feet deep. You could walk along the same spot a dozen times, then have the ice below you swallow you whole the next. SAR has to come out with ground-penetrating radar to scan the area for hidden holes. They mark areas of deadly hazard with black flags, but they only know about the ones they know about, so...
Safe trails are marked with red and/or green flags. Don't leave the marked trail.
theoxfordcomma
Oh dang that is terrifying
RetrogradeLlama
#5 As soon as someone figures out what's heavier - a pound of feathers or a pound of lead - we'll get started on this new problem.
SuperSaiyanYamcha
The pound of feathers is much heavier because you must also bear the weight of your actions, either pulling feathers from a live goose, or murdering it in cold blood for the crime of running afoul of you and stripping it bare.
ByThePowerOfSCIENCE
I auto-corrected and thought thyrell was asking about the volume of glitter: "pretty small bag"
TheUntiss
If you have 1 bucket with 5 gallons and another bucket with 8 gallons. How manny buckets do you have?
TooCoolForZuul
two buckets of different sizes, provided that both buckets are full at 5 and 8 gallons.
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NameGoHereInDisField
both are, technically, a unit of mass, which has a 1-to-1 correspondence to weight at a particular place.
Though I'm suddenly unclear about if the displacement weight is removed from the weight of things. A quick check tells me that would be "apparent weight" vs "weight"
tassadar102
Pounds, grams (and any variant of gram), tonnes, etc... are all units of mass. Newtons are the primary unit of weight (force applied downward). Most of the time, when someone asks how heavy a thing is, we don't actually care how much force it is applying down and what we really want to know is how much *stuff* (mass) it has in it. Mass is consistent, force downwards depends on gravity. You have X pounds of mass no matter where you are, but a lot fewer newtons on the moon as opposed to the earth.
animatronicChristmasChickens
steel is heavier than feathers
Atomic2
Denser*
ByThePowerOfSCIENCE
blood is thicker than alcohol but alcohol thins blood and catsup is thicker than all of them
Zeterai
VosperOfAntarctica
This has been well established in internet discourse: it's the pound of feathers. The pound of lead is just the mass of metal being acted upon by a positive gravitational field. The pound of feathers includes the mass, but has the added weight of what you did to those poor birds to get it.
Zeterai
https://imgur.com/P2RFZqU.gif
thricebakedxyz
That’s heavy
imakesoap
But you had to mine and refine that lead and the cost to the environment should also weigh heavily on your psyche
VosperOfAntarctica
Good rebuttal
MajorasTerribleFate
So, a pound of feathers naturally shed/dropped/cast/whatever by birds just living their lives would be lighter than a pound of plucked feathers. Interesting.
Samthetrue
Have you ever seen free range lead? No... they capture it, force it from its home, and literally liquify it through heat. But some people only worry about "carbon based lifeforms"
Eldibs
All right, Elanee. "Someone tortured the ore into this shape!"
F4ndango
If an airplane on a treadmill will take off?
imjustheretoholdyourhandwhenyoudie
Mythbusters did that one
Eldibs
Yes, because the wheels do not apply or transfer force to the ground or the plane, they are simply like a bearing to reduce friction. The plane will still go forward from the force applied on it via its propeller(s) or jet engines, the wheels will simply spin faster. Cars apply force to the ground via their wheels to achieve forward propulsion, but planes generally do not need to.
nugscree
Wait hold up, does there not need to be air going over/under the wings at a certain speed to make the plane lift-off? And if so, would the plane also not need to move at a certain speed which would not happen if the plane stayed stationary on the treadmill?
Eldibs
The plane won't be stationary on the treadmill, it'll move forward, because the treadmill doesn't exert any relevant amount of force on the plane. The only action the treadmill has on the plane is to raise the speed of the wheels. If the plane had perfect frictionless wheels, if you stuck it on the treadmill without using the engines, it wouldn't move backwards. The wheels have no role in the movement of the plane, they are simply bearings to reduce friction between the plane and the ground.