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Posted on 4/1/19 at 8:09 am
Posted on 4/1/19 at 8:09 am
Have you ever stopped and taken a second from your busy day and pondered the truly "BIG" questions?
No, not THOSE big questions.
I mean things like:
What would happen if you could literally pitch a baseball 90% the speed of light?
Just how long would humans last in a Robot apocalypse?
or
Just how high would I need to drop this steak for it to be cooked JUUUUST right by the forces of friction?
Well ponder-no-more OT, What If? has all of your burning questions and more answered in the most Literal and Scientific ways.
This will keep you busy on the pooper for days to come.
Enjoy
No, not THOSE big questions.
I mean things like:
What would happen if you could literally pitch a baseball 90% the speed of light?
Just how long would humans last in a Robot apocalypse?
or
Just how high would I need to drop this steak for it to be cooked JUUUUST right by the forces of friction?
Well ponder-no-more OT, What If? has all of your burning questions and more answered in the most Literal and Scientific ways.
This will keep you busy on the pooper for days to come.
Enjoy
Posted on 4/1/19 at 8:31 am to SundayFunday
Posted on 4/1/19 at 8:35 am to SundayFunday
If you didn't link back to the OT, this is a fail
All of that can be answered on here
Example
350 ft
All of that can be answered on here
Example
quote:
Just how high would I need to drop this steak for it to be cooked JUUUUST right by the forces of friction?
350 ft
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