Crush tests on various objects
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mrshrapnel ONLINE (12/31/2015) [-] Put in a lego brick.
A unstoppable force meets an immoveable object.
A unstoppable force meets an immoveable object.
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mrshrapnel ONLINE (12/31/2015) [-] Dunno what materials is used for golf clubs but it seems hollow and in a not very durable shape, where as lego bricks are both square and **** me i cant break these things by just putting weight on them.
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rubiksdodecahedron (12/31/2015) [-] If I remember correctly metal golf clubs are usually made of aluminum. I did not notice that it was hollow though so I retract my statement.
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mrshrapnel ONLINE (12/31/2015) [-] Just looked it up, apparently the heads are mostly made of steel, titanium, carbon fiber etc.
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rubiksdodecahedron (12/31/2015) [-] Welp, guess my brains all sorts of ****** up today.
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mrshrapnel ONLINE (12/31/2015) [-] Thats alright, my brain is in half a coma from being dorwned in licorice vodka.
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rubiksdodecahedron (12/31/2015) [-] All I've had today is two slices of pizza and 11 cans of Mountain Dew
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mrshrapnel ONLINE (12/31/2015) [-] Someone on FJ just admitted he was wrong and retracted what he said.
2K16 is looking amazing already!
2K16 is looking amazing already!
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tobeinputlater (12/31/2015) [-]
Note the heat signature at the point(both time and position wise) of failure.
Not really important for most people, just something interesting to think about if you want
Not really important for most people, just something interesting to think about if you want
