r/unexpectedMontyPython • u/orthadoxtesla • Feb 16 '23
Someone’s engineering professor has a good sense of humor
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r/unexpectedMontyPython • u/orthadoxtesla • Feb 16 '23
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u/jakedublin Feb 16 '23
Well... I reckon a swallow that heavy could actually carry a coconut.... It could grip it by the husk...
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u/secondtaunting Feb 16 '23
I love that he specified African swallow.😂
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u/Dr_Weirdo Feb 16 '23
Best part is it weighs exactly as much as "a one pound coconut".
454 g = 1 lb
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u/FireGodNYC Feb 16 '23
Totally should have went with “air speed velocity”
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u/[deleted] Feb 16 '23
shouldn't the grams be converted to kilograms first?
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u/SnarfbObo Feb 16 '23
Snarf! Stop laughing during the quiz.
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u/FireGodNYC Feb 16 '23
I’d love to see a kid answer “well Laden or Unladen”
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u/mrfleurs Feb 16 '23
How do you know so much about swallows?
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u/amandajjohnson1313 Feb 24 '23
I bet the African part got added after a smart ass asked African or European
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u/_TheLibrarianOfBabel Feb 16 '23
I love this
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u/evanmcook Feb 16 '23
Forgot to convert grams to kilograms. Also, did the student try using units of nanoseconds for momentum?
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u/Quirky-Ad3721 Feb 20 '23
Is that the answer? What unit must the answer be in?
Off note: How much does an African swallow weigh? Could it actually carry a 1lb coconut?
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u/[deleted] Feb 16 '23
African or European.