At 80mph How Long Does It Take To Go 80 Miles?

Dont over think it
Deanosays...

I fucking love her!

Actually when I see this I see the ways in which I over-complicate things when I should be taking a simpler approach. Admittedly my problems are a bit more involved but I really do see where she's gone off on a glorious tangent.

Deanosays...

She's really just forgotten or not been introduced to the notion that 80 mph is about distance/time. Which is what speed means. Basically she's disconnected the speedometer reading from the idea of distance.

Should have asked her if she went jogging for an hour, how far would she go? That would be fun.

Jinxsays...

>> ^Deano:

She's really just forgotten or not been introduced to the notion that 80 mph is about distance/time. Which is what speed means. Basically she's disconnected the speedometer reading from the idea of distance.
Should have asked her if she went jogging for an hour, how far would she go? That would be fun.

Hmmm, let me think. I guess my stride is about a meter...or is it a foot...whats half way between a meter and foot...lets just call it a meter...and I can do maybe 3 or 4 of them a second...but I'd have to be really booking it and I'd have to take a 5 minute break every 10 minutes....hmmm....divide by 2....carry the 3...I guess about 6 miles?

Auger8says...

In my experience it only takes one smart parent, I think the blonde gene is recessive or something. LOL my mom was a ditzy blonde well maybe not quite THIS ditzy but me and my dad have like 170ish IQs. So I turned out fine as a result.!

>> ^renatojj:

>> Their kids will be little assholes idiots!


That sir is a matter of opinion you don't know she could be into cosplay or threesomes with the other hot friends ya know something that REALLY makes it worth it lol
>> ^Jinx:

I'm sorry, but I don't believe its possible to have sex good enough to make up for being married to somebody that thick.

PHJFsays...

>> ^Boise_Lib:

>> ^PHJF:
Trick question, without knowing the speed's vector direction one could very well end up exactly where one started while traveling at a constant 80 miles per hour.

But--you will have traveled 80 miles.


Not true my good sir, for you see we are all at this very moment hurtling through space at great velocity! The only correct answer to the man's question was "not enough information given, please reexamine your query."

Boise_Libsays...

>> ^PHJF:

>> ^Boise_Lib:
>> ^PHJF:
Trick question, without knowing the speed's vector direction one could very well end up exactly where one started while traveling at a constant 80 miles per hour.

But--you will have traveled 80 miles.

Not true my good sir, for you see we are all at this very moment hurtling through space at great velocity! The only correct answer to the man's question was "not enough information given, please reexamine your query."

If you are traveling at 80mph--no matter what the directional component of the vector is--at the end of one hour your wheels will have covered 80 miles of distance.


Of course, I'm not considering the Earth's rotation, or the motion of the Earth compared to the sun, or of the sun compared to the galaxy, or of the galaxy compared to the Local Group, or of the Local Group compared to the Great Attractor.

Barsepssays...

>> ^Boise_Lib:

>> ^PHJF:
>> ^Boise_Lib:
>> ^PHJF:
Trick question, without knowing the speed's vector direction one could very well end up exactly where one started while traveling at a constant 80 miles per hour.

But--you will have traveled 80 miles.

Not true my good sir, for you see we are all at this very moment hurtling through space at great velocity! The only correct answer to the man's question was "not enough information given, please reexamine your query."

If you are traveling at 80mph--no matter what the directional component of the vector is--at the end of one hour your wheels will have covered 80 miles of distance.

Of course, I'm not considering the Earth's rotation, or the motion of the Earth compared to the sun, or of the sun compared to the galaxy, or of the galaxy compared to the Local Group, or of the Local Group compared to the Great Attractor.


The tides, the tides....don't forget the tides. The MOON plays it's part as well y'know, if you don't believe me, just ask any werewolf.

Fletchsays...

>> ^PHJF:

Trick question, without knowing the speed's vector direction one could very well end up exactly where one started while traveling at a constant 80 miles per hour.


Speed is scalar. Velocity has vector.

Auger8says...

Touche! LOL what's even worse about that little mistake my Grandmother and Great Aunt were English teachers so ya I can hear them yelling at me from beyond the grave right now LMAO!
>> ^xxovercastxx:

>> ^Auger8:
LOL my mom was a ditzy blonde well maybe not quite THIS ditzy but me and my dad have like 170ish IQs.

"My dad and I", genius.

Troutsays...

Ok, so this video is blowing up... what's going to happen when his wife finds out he posted this? (Assuming it's real - which I actually think it is!) People have divorced and lawyered up over much less. Follow up video please!

Anyway, no big deal. He is clearly bored and wants out.

Thumpersays...

She would have to figure out how to turn the computer on first. I think he's safe. >> ^Trout:

Ok, so this video is blowing up... what's going to happen when his wife finds out he posted this? (Assuming it's real - which I actually think it is!) People have divorced and lawyered up over much less. Follow up video please!
Anyway, no big deal. He is clearly bored and wants out.

Fletchsays...

>> ^ForgedReality:

Wow. Why. The FUCK. Did this dude settle for this dumb ass bitch? Intelligence is pretty high on the list of requirements for most self-respecting guys.


Knowing that a car traveling at 80mph takes an hour to travel 80 miles doesn't exactly make him Einstein. My girlfriend in high school was very similar to this girl. Just had a very different and creative way of thinking about things that I just found very sweet and attractive, even if she was completely wrong. Musically talented, she could play several instruments and had as much difficulty trying to teach me the piano as I had trying to teach her small engine repair. But she loved the buttsex. Oh yeah... loved the buttsex.

therealblankmansays...

>> ^Barseps:

>> ^Boise_Lib:
>> ^PHJF:
>> ^Boise_Lib:
>> ^PHJF:
Trick question, without knowing the speed's vector direction one could very well end up exactly where one started while traveling at a constant 80 miles per hour.

But--you will have traveled 80 miles.

Not true my good sir, for you see we are all at this very moment hurtling through space at great velocity! The only correct answer to the man's question was "not enough information given, please reexamine your query."

If you are traveling at 80mph--no matter what the directional component of the vector is--at the end of one hour your wheels will have covered 80 miles of distance.

Of course, I'm not considering the Earth's rotation, or the motion of the Earth compared to the sun, or of the sun compared to the galaxy, or of the galaxy compared to the Local Group, or of the Local Group compared to the Great Attractor.

The tides, the tides....don't forget the tides. The MOON plays it's part as well y'know, if you don't believe me, just ask any werewolf.


But what if I'm carrying a coconut?

Xaxsays...

>> ^RedSky:

Trophy wife.


What, did he get 79th place in something?

Let's not be too hard on the guy; can you imagine the crazy shit he has to put up with every single day? This video is his cry for help.

csnel3says...

This guy will have to resort to jackin off for the next 5 weeks, at, just a guess, one hundred miles an hour, for maybe 5 minutes, twice a day. Now thats some tough math, or if he wasnt such a jackass , he could ask his girlfriend to work it out.

Shepppardsays...

>> ^therealblankman:

>> ^Barseps:
>> ^Boise_Lib:
>> ^PHJF:
>> ^Boise_Lib:
>> ^PHJF:
Trick question, without knowing the speed's vector direction one could very well end up exactly where one started while traveling at a constant 80 miles per hour.

But--you will have traveled 80 miles.

Not true my good sir, for you see we are all at this very moment hurtling through space at great velocity! The only correct answer to the man's question was "not enough information given, please reexamine your query."

If you are traveling at 80mph--no matter what the directional component of the vector is--at the end of one hour your wheels will have covered 80 miles of distance.

Of course, I'm not considering the Earth's rotation, or the motion of the Earth compared to the sun, or of the sun compared to the galaxy, or of the galaxy compared to the Local Group, or of the Local Group compared to the Great Attractor.

The tides, the tides....don't forget the tides. The MOON plays it's part as well y'know, if you don't believe me, just ask any werewolf.

But what if I'm carrying a coconut?


Depends, African or European coconut?

smoomansays...

>> ^therealblankman:

>> ^Barseps:
>> ^Boise_Lib:
>> ^PHJF:
>> ^Boise_Lib:
>> ^PHJF:
Trick question, without knowing the speed's vector direction one could very well end up exactly where one started while traveling at a constant 80 miles per hour.

But--you will have traveled 80 miles.

Not true my good sir, for you see we are all at this very moment hurtling through space at great velocity! The only correct answer to the man's question was "not enough information given, please reexamine your query."

If you are traveling at 80mph--no matter what the directional component of the vector is--at the end of one hour your wheels will have covered 80 miles of distance.

Of course, I'm not considering the Earth's rotation, or the motion of the Earth compared to the sun, or of the sun compared to the galaxy, or of the galaxy compared to the Local Group, or of the Local Group compared to the Great Attractor.

The tides, the tides....don't forget the tides. The MOON plays it's part as well y'know, if you don't believe me, just ask any werewolf.

But what if I'm carrying a coconut?


mind = blown

Stormsingersays...

>> ^Fletch:

>> ^ForgedReality:
Wow. Why. The FUCK. Did this dude settle for this dumb ass bitch? Intelligence is pretty high on the list of requirements for most self-respecting guys.

Knowing that a car traveling at 80mph takes an hour to travel 80 miles doesn't exactly make him Einstein. My girlfriend in high school was very similar to this girl. Just had a very different and creative way of thinking about things that I just found very sweet and attractive, even if she was completely wrong. Musically talented, she could play several instruments and had as much difficulty trying to teach me the piano as I had trying to teach her small engine repair. But she loved the buttsex. Oh yeah... loved the buttsex.

Um...it's not "different and creative" if it's wrong. That is just being wrong. It's only different and creative if it gets a workable answer.


I still hold to the idea that this is all staged and scripted.

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