Apricot manner
Watching Trivia no Izumi tonight, I saw this rather entertaining optical illusion, assuming your browser chooses a suitable Japanese font:
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Or going uphill:
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In further trivia news, by harnessing the power of 200 standard fire extinquishers, you can generate enough upthrust to lift a man a whole two centimetres.
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PeterD said,
May 18, 2006 @ 01:47
“In further trivia news, by harnessing the power of 200 standard fire extinquishers, you can generate enough upthrust to lift a man a whole two centimetres.”
Will it also lift the weight of the 200 fire extinguishers?
Ken Y-N said,
May 18, 2006 @ 23:22
They had the fire extinquishers stationary trying to blow a platform up into the air - apparently (it was all explained in the show) the thrist from an extinquisher is less than the — umm, inertia (?) of the device so you can keep control when using it.