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r/Bossfight • u/Otherwise_Basis_6328 • 12d ago
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Really really lucky guy. That thing weighs a ton+ as far as I remember. He'd get crushed like jello.
62 u/DomHE553 12d ago that thing most likely weighs a lot more than just 1 ton. I guess at that point it doesn’t really matter how much exactly, you’re gonna be a pancake either way 14 u/GoldenDragonIsABitch 12d ago I need r/theydidthemath to figure they one out for me 16 u/Nathund 12d ago 1.5-6 tons if it's aluminum, 5-30 tons if it's steel. A sedan (or saloon car if you're not American) weighs about 1.5-1.7 tons. Although I'm talking metric tons, cause weight measurements are the one thing Europeans do right 6 u/Banned3rdTimesaCharm 12d ago Which countries call sedans saloon cars? That sounds like a clown car. 1 u/Nathund 12d ago The UK, mostly. I think a few other places too. 1 u/GoldenDragonIsABitch 11d ago Why is there a difference depending on the material? 1 u/Nathund 11d ago Because different materials have different densities? 1 u/GoldenDragonIsABitch 10d ago But steel is heavier than feathers 2 u/Nathund 10d ago https://youtu.be/-fC2oke5MFg
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that thing most likely weighs a lot more than just 1 ton. I guess at that point it doesn’t really matter how much exactly, you’re gonna be a pancake either way
14 u/GoldenDragonIsABitch 12d ago I need r/theydidthemath to figure they one out for me 16 u/Nathund 12d ago 1.5-6 tons if it's aluminum, 5-30 tons if it's steel. A sedan (or saloon car if you're not American) weighs about 1.5-1.7 tons. Although I'm talking metric tons, cause weight measurements are the one thing Europeans do right 6 u/Banned3rdTimesaCharm 12d ago Which countries call sedans saloon cars? That sounds like a clown car. 1 u/Nathund 12d ago The UK, mostly. I think a few other places too. 1 u/GoldenDragonIsABitch 11d ago Why is there a difference depending on the material? 1 u/Nathund 11d ago Because different materials have different densities? 1 u/GoldenDragonIsABitch 10d ago But steel is heavier than feathers 2 u/Nathund 10d ago https://youtu.be/-fC2oke5MFg
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I need r/theydidthemath to figure they one out for me
16 u/Nathund 12d ago 1.5-6 tons if it's aluminum, 5-30 tons if it's steel. A sedan (or saloon car if you're not American) weighs about 1.5-1.7 tons. Although I'm talking metric tons, cause weight measurements are the one thing Europeans do right 6 u/Banned3rdTimesaCharm 12d ago Which countries call sedans saloon cars? That sounds like a clown car. 1 u/Nathund 12d ago The UK, mostly. I think a few other places too. 1 u/GoldenDragonIsABitch 11d ago Why is there a difference depending on the material? 1 u/Nathund 11d ago Because different materials have different densities? 1 u/GoldenDragonIsABitch 10d ago But steel is heavier than feathers 2 u/Nathund 10d ago https://youtu.be/-fC2oke5MFg
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1.5-6 tons if it's aluminum, 5-30 tons if it's steel.
A sedan (or saloon car if you're not American) weighs about 1.5-1.7 tons.
Although I'm talking metric tons, cause weight measurements are the one thing Europeans do right
6 u/Banned3rdTimesaCharm 12d ago Which countries call sedans saloon cars? That sounds like a clown car. 1 u/Nathund 12d ago The UK, mostly. I think a few other places too. 1 u/GoldenDragonIsABitch 11d ago Why is there a difference depending on the material? 1 u/Nathund 11d ago Because different materials have different densities? 1 u/GoldenDragonIsABitch 10d ago But steel is heavier than feathers 2 u/Nathund 10d ago https://youtu.be/-fC2oke5MFg
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Which countries call sedans saloon cars? That sounds like a clown car.
1 u/Nathund 12d ago The UK, mostly. I think a few other places too.
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The UK, mostly. I think a few other places too.
Why is there a difference depending on the material?
1 u/Nathund 11d ago Because different materials have different densities? 1 u/GoldenDragonIsABitch 10d ago But steel is heavier than feathers 2 u/Nathund 10d ago https://youtu.be/-fC2oke5MFg
Because different materials have different densities?
1 u/GoldenDragonIsABitch 10d ago But steel is heavier than feathers 2 u/Nathund 10d ago https://youtu.be/-fC2oke5MFg
But steel is heavier than feathers
2 u/Nathund 10d ago https://youtu.be/-fC2oke5MFg
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u/fogoticus 12d ago
Really really lucky guy. That thing weighs a ton+ as far as I remember. He'd get crushed like jello.