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MasterP said:
When I get a real job but BEFORE a gf, I’d like to get one of these:
whats wrong with mine?
Phonetically Phamous (dice said:
MasterP said:
When I get a real job but BEFORE a gf, I’d like to get one of these:
whats wrong with mine?
Whenever I follow your advice this is what happens:
Duendes said:
lol u 2. What do you actually do MP?
general rule: no discussions unless you include a related pic
aka
Duendes said:
Phonetically Phamous (dice said:
general rule: no discussions unless you include a related pic
aka
been jackin it much
Ritsuka said:
I have been Completely denied all access to Post Any gif images…
its just no fun anymore….
rainefardreamer said:
MajorMajorMajor said:
lol
goddamnit major, i had that one saved for the next image dump
Sowwrie Rainy
Love,
Major
NuRayZ said:
Shoulda let em die. Natural selection and all….
See no need for socialism still
Yah Nazi commie terrorist
The caption in that picture reads:
Officer: Do you know why I pulled you over?
Driver: Was I swirving?
Duendes said:
I still isn’t a perfect generator. You’d need a cone to decrease water loss
if you set it up like a huge tub so that it vortexes through the portal, then you would minimize water loss.
I mean a siphon works in a similar way, they just cannot produce enough force to turn the wheel and produce the electricity you want.
MajorMajorMajor said:
I mean a siphon works in a similar way, they just cannot produce enough force to turn the wheel and produce the electricity you want.
what are you talking about? The water could possibly go the speed of light in a contained area. It’s constantly falling and picking up speed.
MajorMajorMajor said:
I mean a siphon works in a similar way, they just cannot produce enough force to turn the wheel and produce the electricity you want.
nope, the end result dumps the water below the orgional source.
Duendes said:
what are you talking about? The water could possibly go the speed of light in a contained area. It’s constantly falling and picking up speed.
nope, not even close.
next to a black hole
unless you made one in space
friction lost due to air resistance
Phonetically Phamous (dice said:
Duendes said:
what are you talking about? The water could possibly go the speed of light in a contained area. It’s constantly falling and picking up speed.
nope, not even close.
next to a black hole
unless you made one in space
friction lost due to air resistance
Hence why I said in a contained area.
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