The Magic School Bus
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thepizzadevourer (07/18/2015) [-] 
But . . . to be fair, I did have a similar reaction when I was a kid, so I kinda related to the comment.
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rockergamer (07/18/2015) [-] some people think tumblr is straight up cancer and don't wanna see the comment
so I got one that didn't have it
so I got one that didn't have it
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badsamaritan (07/18/2015) [-] Or you know so people can post it elsewhere, rather not have to enlarge the webm because the tumblr comment is taking up space
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rabbithabbit ONLINE (07/18/2015) [-] Are those reply's all directed to one comment? I would like to know what's so funny.
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rabbithabbit ONLINE (07/18/2015) [-] Well it's true, we're a big ol bunch of faggots. Autistic faggots.
But at least we admit it.
But at least we admit it.
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furiousmarshmellow (07/18/2015) [-] But that's worse. If we admit we're faggots, then that means we're more aware that we can stop being faggots, but we choose not to.
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manholefreddy (07/19/2015) [-] **manholefreddy used "*roll picture*"**
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We're a website that feeds off of 4chan.
Do you honestly think we have the capacity to stop being fags?
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We're a website that feeds off of 4chan.
Do you honestly think we have the capacity to stop being fags?
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albertjester ONLINE (07/18/2015) [-] i honestly think "Yo" is my favorite general exclimation of suprise/alarm/joy/horror.
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gongthehawkeye (07/18/2015) [-] I prefer "son".
When said with various inflections at various octaves it makes a great pseudo swear word.
When said with various inflections at various octaves it makes a great pseudo swear word.
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skeletorexplains ONLINE (07/18/2015) [-] I feel like this is an underrated comment, i really do.
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datblkkid (07/18/2015) [-] 
here's the better quality audio if you want to hear what Arnold is saying
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tenfinnvo (07/18/2015) [-] While it's ******* cold in space, you can't actually feel any cold, or get cold for that matter.
Temperature is dependent on molecule's speed, and transmitting temperature requires one molecule to shake up another one.
There's simply no molecules in space to give temperature to.
Temperature is dependent on molecule's speed, and transmitting temperature requires one molecule to shake up another one.
There's simply no molecules in space to give temperature to.
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thegamegestapo (07/18/2015) [-] Heat is able to radiate in space. We can tell this because
1) The sun emits heat
2) Deep space debris has little to no molecular movement as it has emitted all its heat.
This is also why Pluto (and comets) are solid matter, they have frozen solid.
1) The sun emits heat
2) Deep space debris has little to no molecular movement as it has emitted all its heat.
This is also why Pluto (and comets) are solid matter, they have frozen solid.
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tenfinnvo (07/18/2015) [-] 1) Sun emits photons and radiation. If it emitted heat in the way your body does, it would be ******* hot in the space between the sun and the earth. It isn't.
2) That **** takes lots of time. I don't assume you would be able to survive that long. What i meant to say that while you'll certainly die in space, freezing is not your concern.
2) That **** takes lots of time. I don't assume you would be able to survive that long. What i meant to say that while you'll certainly die in space, freezing is not your concern.
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thegamegestapo (07/18/2015) [-] Oh no, you'd die of everything else first but you'd still freeze in a matter of minutes.
Relative to the rest of the universe the space between Earth and the sun is very hot, space is just really big. Our atmosphere also retains a lot of the heat.
I don't think you're entirely wrong, just that you've misinterpreted some of the principles of thermodynamics.
Relative to the rest of the universe the space between Earth and the sun is very hot, space is just really big. Our atmosphere also retains a lot of the heat.
I don't think you're entirely wrong, just that you've misinterpreted some of the principles of thermodynamics.
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thegamegestapo (07/18/2015) [-] Now you've got me worried that I've misunderstood something. I'm a biofag myself.
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thegamegestapo (07/19/2015) [-] Kind of telling of the attitude of scientists. We're all agreed it would kill you but I can't be the only one that wants to shove something into the vacuum just to see who's right.
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anon (07/18/2015) [-]
But the lack of surrounding molecules causes the molecules in your own body to cease their movement. Heat transfers through radiation. Your body would radiate heat, and not be able to generate enough heat to continue said radiation. You would definitely freeze, and most likely feel cold. (of course your body would have exploded before you could actually feel this)
This subject is actually somewhat debated, since we can't really know what it feels like, since no one has ever experienced this sensation.
This subject is actually somewhat debated, since we can't really know what it feels like, since no one has ever experienced this sensation.
