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1. Broke
2. freeloader fork.
2. freeloader fork.
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For the love of Pete, will you guys please use metric. acceleration due to gravity is 9.8 m/s^2. the center of the board accelerates at this rate but since the board is attached to a hinge and pivoting, the end accelerates faster.
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that was the stupidest video ever. Neatorama, you've really lowered your standards.
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Thanks for the treasure hunt
waku, brown leather, silver frame, white LED's
waku, brown leather, silver frame, white LED's
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Richnak:
the shadow moves with the blade so if the blade doesn't appear to be moving, neither does the shadow.
This is the same effect that you occasionally see in cars that have been filmed and because of the framerate of the camera, the wheels appear to move backwards. Or for that matter, why under artificial lighting (with and alternating current) your wheels seem to turn backwards. It's a strobe effect. Turn off the lights and wave your hand back and forth rapidly in front of your monitor. If you get the right speed, your hand will appear stationary as well.
the shadow moves with the blade so if the blade doesn't appear to be moving, neither does the shadow.
This is the same effect that you occasionally see in cars that have been filmed and because of the framerate of the camera, the wheels appear to move backwards. Or for that matter, why under artificial lighting (with and alternating current) your wheels seem to turn backwards. It's a strobe effect. Turn off the lights and wave your hand back and forth rapidly in front of your monitor. If you get the right speed, your hand will appear stationary as well.
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Richnak:
the shadow moves with the blade so if the blade doesn't appear to be moving, neither does the shadow.
This is the same effect that you occasionally see in cars that have been filmed and because of the framerate of the camera, the wheels appear to move backwards. Or for that matter, why under artificial lighting (with and alternating current) your wheels seem to turn backwards. It's a strobe effect. Turn off the lights and wave your hand back and forth rapidly in front of your monitor. If you get the right speed, your hand will appear stationary as well.
the shadow moves with the blade so if the blade doesn't appear to be moving, neither does the shadow.
This is the same effect that you occasionally see in cars that have been filmed and because of the framerate of the camera, the wheels appear to move backwards. Or for that matter, why under artificial lighting (with and alternating current) your wheels seem to turn backwards. It's a strobe effect. Turn off the lights and wave your hand back and forth rapidly in front of your monitor. If you get the right speed, your hand will appear stationary as well.
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I'd love the Heko. It's pretty awesome.
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It was in Des Plaines Illinois; not Indiana.
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How did a science teacher allow this to happen?
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wow! I LOVE the Heko in stainless steel with mulit colored LED's.
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This doesn't seem like it would work. The soda would be too flat and the reaction that occurs happens because of the powdery surface of the candy which would dissolve in the water before the cubes froze.
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Love that new Heko watch with the multi-color LED's I'd love to win that.
Thanks for the contest.
Thanks for the contest.
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Thanks for the fun contest. I'd love the new Negative in silver.
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This was a collection of entries from indexed.blogspot.com
Love that site. It's hilarious.
Love that site. It's hilarious.
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Best joke ever.