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Physis of an Acorn

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By B-Reezy64

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Once again, it's B-Reezy with another sick story that will knock your socks off. So the squad and I went out and bought some slingshots at Harbor Freight Tools. I took an acorn and I put it in my slingshot and shot it at my friend's head. It apparently hurt him a lot. He volunteered to allow me to throw one at his head next as hard as I could and see how much it hurt. It hurt less (but of course it still hurt a lot because I am swole (and more so than Delaney)). This, much like my phone experiment (all of my blog posts will probably be the same) proves the effect of applied force on an object.

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    DelaneyBest

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    Ur not even swole ill wrek u m8. And the slingshots r sick

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    Sabrinademarco

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    This was interesting and funny to read

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    morganism2.0

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    To quote a Christmas favorite "You'll shoot your eye out kid!"

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    morganism2.0

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    you will shoot your eye out kid!!

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    piglet&WINnie_fan42

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    Wow your stories are super funny and very relatable to physics

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    B-Reezy64

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    thanks sweetie

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    Jwt

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    The physics of the acorn hitting your friends head must have nearly knocked him out.

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