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Seriously, like, don't you fuckers remember when he punched Goro square in the nuts?
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gleebster posted:Either John Cage's 4'33" or the musician is about to play Debussy and someone in the audience is coughing. That's not John Cage, so what's this Debussy thing? (I know he was a composer)
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I hate that I'm 90% certain this is parody but that I'm only 90% certain
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gleebster posted:Either John Cage's 4'33" or the musician is about to play Debussy and someone in the audience is coughing. 
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no it wouldn't. given an infinite universe containing some amount of matter, it is inevitable that a stone projected by a trebuchet into space in any direction will eventually intersect with a star.
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Also a trebuchet in space wouldn't work
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Yes, it's like a lava lamp.
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Yeah the entire premise of the thing is counterweight which it wouldn't have That dumb brain is thinking of a slingshot
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Sagebrush posted:no it wouldn't. given an infinite universe containing some amount of matter, it is inevitable that a stone projected by a trebuchet into space in any direction will eventually intersect with a star. Not necessarily, due to increasing entropy stars will at some point cease to exist and all matter will turn into heath. A stone will at some point decay just the same but he might just never hit another piece of matter. E: that's right, heath, as in Heathcliff the lovable scamp we all grew to adore. What a great prospect!
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Also if you fired it anywhere near a mass it would just orbit that mass and not go any further. Thus depending on how you determine "range" the range is limited to about twice the orbital apoapse. Which, technically, is true of all rocks, fired out of a trebuchet or not.
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Heath posted:Yeah the entire premise of the thing is counterweight which it wouldn't have You just mount the trebuchet 299.99 meters below the point where the projectile would no longer be bound by earth's gravity. There, easy.
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if you cover the projectile in sharkskin it will easily slip earth's surly bonds, too smooth for gravity to hold on to
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Heath posted:Yeah the entire premise of the thing is counterweight which it wouldn't have check out this loving ballista lover
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Heath posted:Yeah the entire premise of the thing is counterweight which it wouldn't have This post brought to you by the Torsion Engine Artillery Gang
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If Bart Simpson fires a slingshot into space, how long before the stone collides with another object and he's finally allowed to see the Itchy & Scratchy Movie
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Heath posted:If Bart Simpson fires a slingshot into space, how long before the stone collides with another object and he's finally allowed to see the Itchy & Scratchy Movie It first collides with Poochi, on the way back to his home planet.
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gleebster posted:Either John Cage's 4'33" or the musician is about to play Debussy and someone in the audience is coughing. Coughing?
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How did he know to start this gimmick What did he see
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Turns out you can just pick the most weird fuckin idea and within like 10 years it'll happen.
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Milo and POTUS posted:Coughing? Someone else already said it but: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TzNQhiqWJao
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Thanks, I hate it.
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All these are good but oh man, this speaks to my childhood. Anyone remember when sci-fi channel first debuted and for a week or two all it was was some trippy music and a psychedelic screensaver? They’d revert back to it at night sometimes too when I think they didn’t have any programming to fill in the slots. It was all just so early 90’s.
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Son of Rodney posted:Not necessarily, due to increasing entropy stars will at some point cease to exist and all matter will turn into heath. Good. Maybe then we'll get a good Joker movie.
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What is 'not this' doing?
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Factory work of some kind, looks like.
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