You forgot cicle the one on the 90 degree turn. The 1mm holeabraker wrote:
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does a straw have one or two holes?
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Actually that looks like a whole buncha holes scrunched up together
two holes in one
I miss read that as two girls one cup and I have a sec of stroke and reread it only to found out that I miss readabraker wrote:
two holes in one
Aww they cut out the fun part..... i mean WUT?johnmedina999 wrote:
levesterz wrote:
Straw actually have three hole
that makes it the second time today someone misread me.
this is actually the hardest question ive ever read up to this day
does a human skull have one or twenty-two holes?
if you shoot it 22 times, would the human skull have forty-five or sixty-seven holes?Westonini wrote:
depends on how many times you shoot him in the head
Depends on gun's caliber.
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*the sounds of ColdTooth dying laughing in the background*abraker wrote:
Depends on gun's caliber.
Which harem is that pic from?Aiseca wrote:
levesterz wrote:
Aiseca wrote:
Which harem is that pic from?
Megadimension Neptunia VII, Million Arthur event
did u just say calipers?
My brain hurts
Clifford the giant dog
Amelia Bedelia
Bliford the gear white nep nep dasuki suki suki hime hime neko mimi
so... does a straw have one or two holes
It have three holekai99 wrote:
so... does a straw have one or two holes
A straw is essentially a very stretched out donut. Does a donut have one or two holes?
*thonk*
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Penguin wrote:
A straw is essentially a very stretched out donut. Does a donut have one or two holes?
*thonk*
hmm. i think that's fair.
maybe what we're mixing up is "orifice" with "hole".
A straw may have two orifices but one hole.
A tunnel may have two ends but is essentially a giant underground hole.
ALRIGHT MISTER/MISSUS, LISTEN HERE.Aiseca wrote:
Too many to count, again, I said.
IF YOU WANNA BE TECHNICAL ABOUT IT THEN--
yeah, you'd be right. as far as technicality goes.
i mean, anything's built up with tons of holes inside thanks to the size of the space between atoms and all that. an easy example is like the knitted fabric of a cloth, though seemingly one solid plane, it's really a framework of a given material or materials woven together.
it works kinda like that, i'd think.
i'm getting an A+ on How To Be Stupid By Not Even Looking Something Up To Back Up Claims Whilst Being Up Late At Night 101.
Achromalia wrote:
Aiseca wrote:
Too many to count, again, I said.
ALRIGHT MISTER/MISSUS, LISTEN HERE.
IF YOU WANNA BE TECHNICAL ABOUT IT THEN--
yeah, you'd be right. as far as technicality goes.
i mean, anything's built up with tons of holes inside thanks to the size of the space between atoms and all that. an easy example is like the knitted fabric of a cloth, though seemingly one solid plane, it's really a framework of a given material or materials woven together.
it works kinda like that, i'd think.
i'm getting an A+ on How To Be Stupid By Not Even Looking Something Up To Back Up Claims Whilst Being Up Late At Night 101.
Dear President, calm your tits down...
I am not talking about the atomical level of straw.
I m referring to the straw plant.
And Please, don't be a meanie to a small creeper like me Q.Q)
you can't cut the long straw in many pieces
so it has potentially infinite holes
so it has potentially infinite holes
Isn't a straw just a very long hole?
no
Eta Carinae is a very long hole confirmed