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Hey how’s it going - I haven’t used tumblr in 5 years but I have like 2k followers-  https://twitter.com/MStrasiotto

[twitter-mstrasiotto]

bourgeoisie: no, it's not the people with all the money who are taking your money, it's the people with no money, idiot

[kathyssongsimonandgarfunkel]

some pics of me poking my face :+)

[allison1710]

You were named after the 2 bravest men I ever knew

Two Robocops

[kathyssongsimonandgarfunkel]

“the ice we skate is getting pretty thin, the water’s getting warm so you might as well swim”

Al Gore, An Inconvenient Truth (2006)

[winfieldblue]

I wanted to kno how long the show was on

[twitter-mstrasiotto]

Oy oy lads im back how we doin

[kathyssongsimonandgarfunkel]

🔫🚬💄

[straightboyfriend]

[we-love-short-videos-blog]

[rockhardgeologist]

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[meanplastic]

[babydreamgirl-deactivated201902]

????????????????????????????? oh my god???

[mckitterick]

[fuckyeahfluiddynamics]

Mixing cornstarch and water creates a fluid called oobleck that has some pretty bizarre properties. Oobleck is a shear-thickening, non-Newtonian fluid, which means its viscosity increases when you try to deform it with a shearing, or sliding, force. But as the Backyard Scientist demonstrates above, striking oobleck with a solid object produces some spectacular and very non-fluid-like results. The golf ball’s impact blows the oobleck into pieces that look more like solid chunks than liquid droplets. This solid-like behavior occurs because the impact jams the suspended cornstarch particles together, creating a solidification front that travels ahead of the golf ball. Imagine how a snow plow pushes a denser region of snow ahead of it as it drives; the cornstarch behaves similarly but only in a region near the impact. Once that impact force dissipates, the particles unjam and the mixture responds fluidly again. (Image credit: The Backyard Scientist, source; research credit: S. Waitukaitis and H. Jaeger, pdf)

[twitter-mstrasiotto]

im watching star wars episode 6 and i wonder if luke jacks off using the force or using his dumb metal hand like the rest of us

[twitter-mstrasiotto]

lmao i just saw on one of those church billboards "SALVATION IS THE BEST FREE APP" how does that analogy actually make sense thx church