High-impact physics lesson
I wonder how long it will be before Solid Neon is giving High-impact physics lessons.
"NEWTON'S LAWS
• Objects in motion stay in motion - such as a car falling from a crane. Objects at rest stay at rest - such as a parking lot.
• The bigger you are, the harder you hit - such as a 2,500-pound car on a parking lot as opposed to a golf ball on the classroom floor. This explains why junior Emily Varnes wanted to see the crane drop a bus.
• For every action, there's a reaction - like the smashed-up front ends of two sports cars."
UPDATE: Fixed the dead link. Thanks, Jody!
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Dead link
Fixed it, thanks. At first, I thought the dead link you were referring to was the Atlantic Monthly article that I blogged about a couple posts ago. That resulted in Nanothoughts receiving it's first ever legal noticed! I'll post about that in the near future.
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