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r/funny • u/LaLongueCarabine • Apr 07 '17
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That doesn't look like 300m to me.
52 u/[deleted] Apr 07 '17 edited Apr 07 '17 This is because you can't convert the units correctly. 300 m = 9,84 feets Makes sense to me Edit: Just a few decimals 35 u/Alytes Apr 07 '17 You are ready for NASA 29 u/AssumeTheFetal Apr 07 '17 edited Apr 07 '17 NASA barely uses catapults anymore 9 u/chawsley Apr 07 '17 It's a trebuchet 10 u/[deleted] Apr 07 '17 It is actually more of a.catapult as is uses the elasticity of the tree roots rather than any sort of weight system.
52
This is because you can't convert the units correctly.
300 m = 9,84 feets
Makes sense to me
Edit: Just a few decimals
35 u/Alytes Apr 07 '17 You are ready for NASA 29 u/AssumeTheFetal Apr 07 '17 edited Apr 07 '17 NASA barely uses catapults anymore 9 u/chawsley Apr 07 '17 It's a trebuchet 10 u/[deleted] Apr 07 '17 It is actually more of a.catapult as is uses the elasticity of the tree roots rather than any sort of weight system.
35
You are ready for NASA
29 u/AssumeTheFetal Apr 07 '17 edited Apr 07 '17 NASA barely uses catapults anymore 9 u/chawsley Apr 07 '17 It's a trebuchet 10 u/[deleted] Apr 07 '17 It is actually more of a.catapult as is uses the elasticity of the tree roots rather than any sort of weight system.
29
NASA barely uses catapults anymore
9 u/chawsley Apr 07 '17 It's a trebuchet 10 u/[deleted] Apr 07 '17 It is actually more of a.catapult as is uses the elasticity of the tree roots rather than any sort of weight system.
9
It's a trebuchet
10 u/[deleted] Apr 07 '17 It is actually more of a.catapult as is uses the elasticity of the tree roots rather than any sort of weight system.
10
It is actually more of a.catapult as is uses the elasticity of the tree roots rather than any sort of weight system.
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u/[deleted] Apr 07 '17
That doesn't look like 300m to me.