The Bad Bro Klub

[samoth]

But wouldn't the cow just continue orbiting around the moon?

Cows are actually very massive -- so much so, that when one attempts to jump over the moon, the mass of the cow and the earth (which are nearly the same order of magnitude) mutually attract each other. Since we all know that earth is held in it's orbit by Newton's laws of motion, it cannot move, and thus the cow feels the entire force of gravity pulling it back onto the earth's surface.

 

[the_clockwork]

Who the fuck are you? Go back to sucking needless' cawk.

Bitch I was here well before.

 

[redguru]

Cows are actually very massive -- so much so, that when one attempts to jump over the moon, the mass of the cow and the earth (which are nearly the same order of magnitude) mutually attract each other. Since we all know that earth is held in it's orbit by Newton's laws of motion, it cannot move, and thus the cow feels the entire force of gravity pulling it back onto the earth's surface.

Nearly the same order of magnitude? What units?

 

[mountain muscle]

When are you gonna quit being a bitch and meet-up with Juiceddreadlocks and I? I don't think you have the balls to hang with us...

Once I get this fucked up work situation cleared up. I haven't been on the slopes in about 4 years. would be fun to get back in the snow though.

 

[samoth]

WTF!

I tried to bomb you for this obvious slur. BTW, PSU 12, Purdue 0.

 

[beefcake28]

Nearly the same order of magnitude? What units?

That's what I was wondering...

 

[needtogetaas]

Bitch I was here well before.

lol he dont know his ass from his elbow around these parts dose he.

 

[mountain muscle]

Bitch I was here well before.

Too bad you came back to latch onto a useless dick like you have.

 

[the_clockwork]

Cows are actually very massive -- so much so, that when one attempts to jump over the moon, the mass of the cow and the earth (which are nearly the same order of magnitude) mutually attract each other. Since we all know that earth is held in it's orbit by Newton's laws of motion, it cannot move, and thus the cow feels the entire force of gravity pulling it back onto the earth's surface.

What about the relationship between centripetal acceleration, radius of orbit and frequency and period of things in circular motion?

 

[needtogetaas]

bad chose bro.lol now lets have some fun.this could last a wile to.lmao