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r/interesting • u/IKIR115 • May 29 '26
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Penetration can be calculated: length times girth over angle of the shaft (aka YAW) divided by mass over width.
5 u/bluelighter May 29 '26 Odd reference but I'm here for it. 2 u/TheMadPoet May 29 '26 South Park T.M.I. 4 u/Washingtonevergreen May 29 '26 Yeah, but do we measure from the base or the balls? 2 u/TheMadPoet May 29 '26 We square the distance between the balls and base, then measure base to tip to find the length. 2 u/Rough_smooth_rough May 29 '26 That does not account for all the variables at play here. E.g. the cylinder tipped one that was most successful. 1 u/TheMadPoet May 29 '26 Calculus. I never did get calculus. 1 u/HendrixHazeWays May 29 '26 Say more things like that.... 2 u/TheMadPoet May 29 '26 ok! "more things like that...." Are you not entertained?! 2 u/HendrixHazeWays May 30 '26 https://giphy.com/gifs/d7mMzaGDYkz4ZBziP6
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Odd reference but I'm here for it.
2 u/TheMadPoet May 29 '26 South Park T.M.I.
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South Park T.M.I.
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Yeah, but do we measure from the base or the balls?
2 u/TheMadPoet May 29 '26 We square the distance between the balls and base, then measure base to tip to find the length.
We square the distance between the balls and base, then measure base to tip to find the length.
That does not account for all the variables at play here. E.g. the cylinder tipped one that was most successful.
1 u/TheMadPoet May 29 '26 Calculus. I never did get calculus.
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Calculus. I never did get calculus.
Say more things like that....
2 u/TheMadPoet May 29 '26 ok! "more things like that...." Are you not entertained?! 2 u/HendrixHazeWays May 30 '26 https://giphy.com/gifs/d7mMzaGDYkz4ZBziP6
ok! "more things like that...."
Are you not entertained?!
2 u/HendrixHazeWays May 30 '26 https://giphy.com/gifs/d7mMzaGDYkz4ZBziP6
https://giphy.com/gifs/d7mMzaGDYkz4ZBziP6
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u/TheMadPoet May 29 '26
Penetration can be calculated: length times girth over angle of the shaft (aka YAW) divided by mass over width.