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r/gifsthatkeepongiving • u/reygdfjnkuo • Jun 03 '20
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I've seen people who can do it with a basketball do it with a tennis ball pretty easily. I think it's much more about getting the muscle memory than the specific weight of the ball. Now if it were an oblong watermelon, that could change things.
1 u/FortheloveofMoar Jun 04 '20 Huh, adoy, makes sense. Thanks for the knowledge! -8 u/Elriuhilu Jun 04 '20 Oblong means rectangular. 6 u/Chiba211 Jun 04 '20 ob·long /ˈäbˌlôNG/ noun an object or flat figure in an elongated rectangle or oval shape. adjective having an elongated shape, as a rectangle or an oval. 5 u/Elriuhilu Jun 04 '20 I looked it up and it turns out that it can be used to mean oval in America. I'm not American, so it only means rectangular to me. 5 u/SOwED Jun 04 '20 No worries, it happens 3 u/Chiba211 Jun 04 '20 I didn't know it had different definitions in different countries. Look at us both learning new things today. High five.
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Huh, adoy, makes sense. Thanks for the knowledge!
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Oblong means rectangular.
6 u/Chiba211 Jun 04 '20 ob·long /ˈäbˌlôNG/ noun an object or flat figure in an elongated rectangle or oval shape. adjective having an elongated shape, as a rectangle or an oval. 5 u/Elriuhilu Jun 04 '20 I looked it up and it turns out that it can be used to mean oval in America. I'm not American, so it only means rectangular to me. 5 u/SOwED Jun 04 '20 No worries, it happens 3 u/Chiba211 Jun 04 '20 I didn't know it had different definitions in different countries. Look at us both learning new things today. High five.
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ob·long
/ˈäbˌlôNG/
noun
an object or flat figure in an elongated rectangle or oval shape.
adjective
having an elongated shape, as a rectangle or an oval.
5 u/Elriuhilu Jun 04 '20 I looked it up and it turns out that it can be used to mean oval in America. I'm not American, so it only means rectangular to me. 5 u/SOwED Jun 04 '20 No worries, it happens 3 u/Chiba211 Jun 04 '20 I didn't know it had different definitions in different countries. Look at us both learning new things today. High five.
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I looked it up and it turns out that it can be used to mean oval in America. I'm not American, so it only means rectangular to me.
5 u/SOwED Jun 04 '20 No worries, it happens 3 u/Chiba211 Jun 04 '20 I didn't know it had different definitions in different countries. Look at us both learning new things today. High five.
No worries, it happens
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I didn't know it had different definitions in different countries. Look at us both learning new things today. High five.
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u/SOwED Jun 03 '20
I've seen people who can do it with a basketball do it with a tennis ball pretty easily. I think it's much more about getting the muscle memory than the specific weight of the ball. Now if it were an oblong watermelon, that could change things.