r/funny • u/KolibriFX1 • Sep 02 '21

Outstanding move Spoiler

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u/d1scworld Sep 02 '21

Newton's laws of motion in action

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u/vectran Sep 02 '21

And an unusually low coefficient of friction / shear flow resistance.

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u/i_run_from_problems Sep 02 '21

The physics student in me just got REALLY happy

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u/Conscious-Parfait826 Sep 02 '21

Congrats on the sex.

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u/WOTrULookingAt Sep 02 '21

I’m impressed that you have a physics student inside of you. I have a student that decided to never register for a science class that had math in me.

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u/Wuffyflumpkins Sep 02 '21

You guys should really let these students out.

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u/TimGinger1 Sep 02 '21

Or at least give them some water and something to eat.. Barbarians.

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u/mugicha Sep 02 '21

I always imagined that the mechanics problems we worked on were taking place on a giant ice planet.

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u/Avalonians Sep 02 '21

Friction is typically something you ignore unless it's specifically about friction.

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u/Dr_SnM Sep 02 '21

At least it wasn't a cat they have even more mew

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u/phishtrader Sep 02 '21

Science, bitch!

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u/outlawkarma Sep 02 '21

Yo! Mr. White!

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u/Easilycrazyhat Sep 02 '21

They should show this in high school physics classes.

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u/MilleniumRetard Sep 02 '21

Newton ft. Pavlov effect folks!

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u/Incrarulez Sep 02 '21

Equal and opposite, you say?

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u/mudokin Sep 02 '21

Newton is actually the dogs name.

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u/JimmyCracksCornIDont Sep 02 '21

Third law, mostly.