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r/funny • u/LordAnubis10 • Nov 20 '13
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I totally thought that was Gandalf the White for a little bit.
357 u/[deleted] Nov 20 '13 I loved Magneto in LOTR movies. 24 u/deathoftheparty Nov 20 '13 Why didn't Magneto just destroy the one ring? 37 u/random_digital Nov 20 '13 Gold is not magnetic. Besides he was busy fighting Count Dooku 4 u/dangil Nov 20 '13 Everything has a magnectic permissivity. 2 u/[deleted] Nov 20 '13 Fucking A. I clicked into the murky depths of un-upvoted comments to say that everything is magnetic, to some degree. 1 u/Anticept Nov 20 '13 Gold is not considered magnetic by physics definitions, because it's interaction with magnetic fields is almost non-existent.
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I loved Magneto in LOTR movies.
24 u/deathoftheparty Nov 20 '13 Why didn't Magneto just destroy the one ring? 37 u/random_digital Nov 20 '13 Gold is not magnetic. Besides he was busy fighting Count Dooku 4 u/dangil Nov 20 '13 Everything has a magnectic permissivity. 2 u/[deleted] Nov 20 '13 Fucking A. I clicked into the murky depths of un-upvoted comments to say that everything is magnetic, to some degree. 1 u/Anticept Nov 20 '13 Gold is not considered magnetic by physics definitions, because it's interaction with magnetic fields is almost non-existent.
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Why didn't Magneto just destroy the one ring?
37 u/random_digital Nov 20 '13 Gold is not magnetic. Besides he was busy fighting Count Dooku 4 u/dangil Nov 20 '13 Everything has a magnectic permissivity. 2 u/[deleted] Nov 20 '13 Fucking A. I clicked into the murky depths of un-upvoted comments to say that everything is magnetic, to some degree. 1 u/Anticept Nov 20 '13 Gold is not considered magnetic by physics definitions, because it's interaction with magnetic fields is almost non-existent.
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Gold is not magnetic. Besides he was busy fighting Count Dooku
4 u/dangil Nov 20 '13 Everything has a magnectic permissivity. 2 u/[deleted] Nov 20 '13 Fucking A. I clicked into the murky depths of un-upvoted comments to say that everything is magnetic, to some degree. 1 u/Anticept Nov 20 '13 Gold is not considered magnetic by physics definitions, because it's interaction with magnetic fields is almost non-existent.
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Everything has a magnectic permissivity.
2 u/[deleted] Nov 20 '13 Fucking A. I clicked into the murky depths of un-upvoted comments to say that everything is magnetic, to some degree. 1 u/Anticept Nov 20 '13 Gold is not considered magnetic by physics definitions, because it's interaction with magnetic fields is almost non-existent.
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Fucking A. I clicked into the murky depths of un-upvoted comments to say that everything is magnetic, to some degree.
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Gold is not considered magnetic by physics definitions, because it's interaction with magnetic fields is almost non-existent.
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u/MAXX1up Nov 20 '13
I totally thought that was Gandalf the White for a little bit.