"it's starting to get hard!" - how did she know?

I'm just wondering if she's in on the gag.

Tags for this video have been changed from 'fold, paper, seven, times, ta tas' to 'fold, paper, seven, times, ta tas, bewbs' - edited by jonny

Tags for this video have been changed from 'fold, paper, seven, times, ta tas, bewbs' to 'fold, paper, seven, times, ta tas, bewbs, melons, cans, yubs, sweater muffins' - edited by jonny

I would've added "Happiness and a spare" to the tags, but it wouldn't fit.

http://www.starma.com/penis/cousinmammy/cousinmammy.html

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Didn't the Mythbusters debunk this with a huge sheet of super thin...... oh... hey look, it's a big set of boobs.

SPOILER: SOLUTION FOLLOWS.
Each time you fold it, tear the result in half along the fold. Keep one half to continue folding with, and stuff the other half down someone's cleavage.

You might lose the bet on a technicality, but who cares?

num = number of folds
A = area, A4 is like 20x30cm that is 60cm2
H = height (in layers)

H^num : 1, 2(first bend), 4, 8, 16, 32, 64, 128 thick like 128 sheets at 6

A/2*num: 60(0), 30(1), 15(2), 7.5(3), 3.7(4), 1.8(5), 0.9(6) - 0.9cm2 is not big less than 1x1cm.

Let's try a huge A: 10000 cm2 (that's 100m2)
0:10000, 1:5000, 2:2500, 3:1250, 4:625, 5:312.5, 6:156.25, 7:78.13 - so at 7 the area of the paper would be about a4 128 sheets thick


That's easy. You just have to do the math.

Is that not the point? What are you all looking at?

This is science at its best.

^Hard science?

You can go up to 12 times according to one Britney Gallivan;

http://www.pomonahistorical.org/12times.htm

Chuck Norris folds paper over 70 times...with his eyelids.

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