Physics, how do they work?. . NIH Hm
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Physics, how do they work?

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Submitted: 08/09/2012
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#18 - derpypotato (08/10/2012) [+] (6 replies)
#6 - manymanymangoes (08/09/2012) [+] (6 replies)
Puddle won't save you from everything.
#2 - DoctorDinosaur (08/09/2012) [-]
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#14 - heraske (08/10/2012) [+] (1 reply)
Fuck the law (of physics).



(Btw, it's Counter-Strike: Source.)
#28 - xhavox (08/10/2012) [+] (1 reply)
Fall hundreds of feet, you say?
#1 - DrBadger (08/09/2012) [+] (2 replies)
Doesn't it have to be like three blocks deep, is that still a puddle?
#16 to #15 - realyboredguy (08/10/2012) [-]
About op's accuracy, Each block is a meter by a meter by a meter, and a meter is about 3 feet. So about 60 feet fall. I will try higher to see about the max I can jump. Well that wasn't quite the best idea. Lost most of my xp as you can see. Oh well, for science I would say my fall was about 3 times longer, so 180 feet. So op wasn't quite right, unless you consider 2 meter deep a puddle of water.
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#13 - N. Korean citizen (08/10/2012) [+] (1 reply)
You realize there's a certain point where a puddle of water won't protect you from the fall, right?
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