Me during weekends! 6 comments
under_fire
· 7 years ago
are you talking about a child or a husband
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I want to eat the lawn mower 14 comments
And there you have it 15 comments
under_fire
· 7 years ago
My guess is she fell against one of the stands and that caused a domino effect, and the crowns were damaged by falling, imagine dropping a plate on the ground
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Kids spell the darndest things 2 comments
Hoomans are a little primitive 8 comments
Superconducting Quantum Levitation on a Möbius Strip 6 comments
under_fire
· 7 years ago
It has nothing to do with quantum physics. The mist you see is probably some contained liquid nitrogen on a superconductor. (I think) It allows the "car" to stay above the track but not touch the track allowing no friction. It's called the Meisner Effect, it's really cool.
http://hyperphysics.phy-astr.gsu.edu/hbase/Solids/meis.html
https://www.wired.com/2015/06/lexus-hoverboard-slide/
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http://hyperphysics.phy-astr.gsu.edu/hbase/Solids/meis.html
https://www.wired.com/2015/06/lexus-hoverboard-slide/
Nice one, Home Depot 23 comments
under_fire
· 7 years ago
Second sentence basically says "you didn't break the rules but we cant expect that of you"
Defend your goal at all times 3 comments
Asking the real questions 19 comments
under_fire
· 7 years ago
Sometimes the simplest answer is the one right under your nose. Or your feet.
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It's raining hotdogs ;) 7 comments
Walking the dog will be a challenge 11 comments
Time to buy a new TV 20 comments
under_fire
· 7 years ago
True, but like the article said, most studs are 16 inches apart, so using common sense it would be pretty easy to distinguish studs from pipes or wiring. Additionally, many modern stud finders have features that distinguish ac and metal from wooden studs.
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