That doesn't seem physically possible, which I am sure is exactly what he'll say while you're doing that.FlyAwayAutumn said:Rip out his skull and beat him to death with it.
OT: Levitate them into the air and electrocute them.
That doesn't seem physically possible, which I am sure is exactly what he'll say while you're doing that.FlyAwayAutumn said:Rip out his skull and beat him to death with it.
Not to mention that the other side of the world for me is in the Indian Ocean, a couple thousand k from the Australian coast. And that's why it'd be fucking awesome ;DTalshere said:Blue_vision said:Am I not allowed to say leave him be?
If not, then I supposed I'd punch a hole in the ground all the way through the earth, beat his body into a pulp while falling, then flay him, and use his skin and tendons as a parachute as I reemerge from the other side in China.
I have issues with the physics of your idea >.-
Gravity is always towards the centre of mass, in our case, the Earth. Once you reach the core you wouldnt continue to fall you'd just stop, also, youd be incredibly small as you would have been melted by the temperature and crushed by gravity/pressure.
Touché. That doesn't improve your physics though >.<Blue_vision said:Not to mention that the other side of the world for me is in the Indian Ocean, a couple thousand k from the Australian coast. And that's why it'd be fucking awesome ;DTalshere said:Blue_vision said:Am I not allowed to say leave him be?
If not, then I supposed I'd punch a hole in the ground all the way through the earth, beat his body into a pulp while falling, then flay him, and use his skin and tendons as a parachute as I reemerge from the other side in China.
I have issues with the physics of your idea >.-
Gravity is always towards the centre of mass, in our case, the Earth. Once you reach the core you wouldnt continue to fall you'd just stop, also, youd be incredibly small as you would have been melted by the temperature and crushed by gravity/pressure.
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