jimcrichton

jimcrichton


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Kinda what we did with this post tbh 10 comments
jimcrichton · 7 years ago
I'm gonna make damn sure there isn't more than one gold bar in it before I leave the trashcan behind.
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He's Really Straining 1 comments
jimcrichton · 7 years ago
My English Bulldog would finish in an hour
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Yeah,british 21 comments
jimcrichton · 7 years ago
THANK YOU
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4-wheel steering 12 comments
jimcrichton · 7 years ago
That looks creepy
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Tiny ecosystem living on a tennis ball 3 comments
jimcrichton · 7 years ago
moss ≠ whole ecosystem
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This is why women live longer than men 12 comments
jimcrichton · 7 years ago
I call it "the brain scrambler"...
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fact checking is racist 11 comments
jimcrichton · 7 years ago
Technically, anything with ANY mass or energy has it's own gravity well, it's just that the well is very small for low masses and energies.
That said, this person needs to get over theirself.
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Damn right 13 comments
jimcrichton · 7 years ago
Using a brick is a great way to get clocked in the face when it bounces off the safety glass. You're better off with a small sharp rock or better yet a piece of broken ceramic.
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Supersonic ping pong ball vs paddle 2 comments
jimcrichton · 7 years ago
KE=0.5mv^2 Kinetic energy scales with the square of the velocity, but only linearly in relation to mass.
If you can lift an apple, is that really an apple? 10 comments
jimcrichton · 7 years ago
Plants grow upwards mainly by virtue of the fact that the electromagnetic force is so much stronger than gravity under conditions experienced on Earth.
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Checkmate 7 comments
jimcrichton · 7 years ago
No, obsidian is a form of glass, diamonds are used to cut glass.
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Checkmate 7 comments
jimcrichton · 7 years ago
Well, not "cut" per se... but they could cleave the diamond along one of the cleavage planes of the crystal.
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Google Maps level neighbor feud 4 comments
jimcrichton · 7 years ago
^I have the same question.
And browse FunSubstance 1 comments
jimcrichton · 7 years ago
And it's usually well deserved after working for a living or successfully keeping one's kids alive for another day.
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Open your mouths, sheeple 12 comments
jimcrichton · 7 years ago
The reason coke works on rust is because it contains phosphoric acid
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When there is desperation there is way 3 comments
jimcrichton · 7 years ago
Clever! Good on you mate!
To arms men! 11 comments
jimcrichton · 7 years ago
"a women's" ... *sigh*
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We can rebuild him. We have the technology. We can make him better than he was 4 comments
jimcrichton · 7 years ago
If it had the shell removed it would be dead, the spine is integrated into the shell.
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A student in 3rd grade class 5 comments
jimcrichton · 7 years ago
Metaphysically I agree. But everywhere is the center of the big bang.
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Grass goes in. Grass grows out 7 comments
jimcrichton · 7 years ago
That is incredibly unhealthy for the sheep
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Percocets molly percocets 10 comments
jimcrichton · 7 years ago
RE: title... so... (4R,4aS,7aR,12bS)-4a-hydroxy-9-methoxy-3-methyl-2,4,5,6,7a,13-hexahydro-1H-4,12-methanobenzofuro[3,2-e]isoquinoline-7-one;hydrochloride , N-(4-hydroxyphenyl)ethanamide , and 3,4-Methylenedioxymethamphetamine ?
Some of them ARE silly but laugh a little. appreciate life for what it could be. 11 comments
jimcrichton · 7 years ago
The world IS funny and creative. Remember that someone had to create the funny joke and make the post before you read it. Who cares if it's staged? Just use your imagination.
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Why are we not funding this? 21 comments
jimcrichton · 7 years ago
"Scientifically accurate" ... so what kind of propulsion are we using?
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A student in 3rd grade class 5 comments
jimcrichton · 7 years ago
We are all the center of our own universe.
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Like, for real, the distance to the particle horizon (edge of the observable universe) is the same for everyone regardless of location.
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We can rebuild him. We have the technology. We can make him better than he was 4 comments
jimcrichton · 7 years ago
I doubt it actually stayed on for years, turtles actually shed scaly type things called scutes with the approximate texture of fingernails from their shells.
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