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Lonzo 2 year s ago
#36. Darwin missed one.
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Midge 2 year s ago
#15 change to metric? each system has its benefits and uses. neither is better. like trying to pretend that electrical is better than mechanical.
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Medora 2 year s ago
Midge,
nope, that´s not how it works. it´s like trying to pretend 6445,345 is better than 100
nope, that´s not how it works. it´s like trying to pretend 6445,345 is better than 100
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Curg 2 year s ago
#23
Ant-Man and Wasp a couple?
Good thing he went as Weird Al instead....
Ant-Man and Wasp a couple?
Good thing he went as Weird Al instead....
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Harry 2 year s ago
#32 "Meatallica"??
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Waldo 2 year s ago
#39 what does that have to do with differentials?
it's a^2 = b^2 + c^2, simply Pythogoras:
SQRT( ((5s * 5ft/s)^2) + ((5s* 1ft/s)^2) ) =
SQRT (25ft^2 + 5ft^2) =
SQRT (625ft + 25ft) =
SQRT (650ft) =
25.49ft
it's a^2 = b^2 + c^2, simply Pythogoras:
SQRT( ((5s * 5ft/s)^2) + ((5s* 1ft/s)^2) ) =
SQRT (25ft^2 + 5ft^2) =
SQRT (625ft + 25ft) =
SQRT (650ft) =
25.49ft
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Tracy 2 year s ago
#38 Slow walkers are the worst
nope, that´s not how it works. it´s like trying to pretend 6445,345 is better than 100
Ant-Man and Wasp a couple?
Good thing he went as Weird Al instead....
it's a^2 = b^2 + c^2, simply Pythogoras:
SQRT( ((5s * 5ft/s)^2) + ((5s* 1ft/s)^2) ) =
SQRT (25ft^2 + 5ft^2) =
SQRT (625ft + 25ft) =
SQRT (650ft) =
25.49ft