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Just saw this question posted on reddit"Assuming cooperation, how many cats would it take to pull a 200lb human on a dogsled?"
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The "best" answer given"200 lbs x 25% drag coefficiency @ 15 mph divided by * number of cats. Assuming the cats weigh 12 lbs apiece and each cat is capable of pulling 7.5 lbs on a surface with a 25% drag coefficiency . the number of cats as represented by "*" equals 26.6666667 cats required."
Umm..
 
Just saw this question posted on reddit"Assuming cooperation, how many cats would it take to pull a 200lb human on a dogsled?"
75
The "best" answer given"200 lbs x 25% drag coefficiency @ 15 mph divided by * number of cats. Assuming the cats weigh 12 lbs apiece and each cat is capable of pulling 7.5 lbs on a surface with a 25% drag coefficiency . the number of cats as represented by "*" equals 26.6666667 cats required."
Umm..
If you can assume 26 cats will cooperate, you can assume any of the other numbers plugged in.
 
Just saw this question posted on reddit"Assuming cooperation, how many cats would it take to pull a 200lb human on a dogsled?"
75
The "best" answer given"200 lbs x 25% drag coefficiency @ 15 mph divided by * number of cats. Assuming the cats weigh 12 lbs apiece and each cat is capable of pulling 7.5 lbs on a surface with a 25% drag coefficiency . the number of cats as represented by "*" equals 26.6666667 cats required."
Umm..
Sounded good to me. I didn't bother to check his/her work.
 
Just saw this question posted on reddit"Assuming cooperation, how many cats would it take to pull a 200lb human on a dogsled?"
75
The "best" answer given"200 lbs x 25% drag coefficiency @ 15 mph divided by * number of cats. Assuming the cats weigh 12 lbs apiece and each cat is capable of pulling 7.5 lbs on a surface with a 25% drag coefficiency . the number of cats as represented by "*" equals 26.6666667 cats required."
Umm..
Sounded good to me. I didn't bother to check his/her work.
I think Planck's constant should be in there.
 
Just saw this question posted on reddit"Assuming cooperation, how many cats would it take to pull a 200lb human on a dogsled?"
75
The "best" answer given"200 lbs x 25% drag coefficiency @ 15 mph divided by * number of cats. Assuming the cats weigh 12 lbs apiece and each cat is capable of pulling 7.5 lbs on a surface with a 25% drag coefficiency . the number of cats as represented by "*" equals 26.6666667 cats required."
Umm..
Sounded good to me. I didn't bother to check his/her work.
I think Planck's constant should be in there.
The guy that played safety for the Bears next to Gary Fencik?
 
Just saw this question posted on reddit"Assuming cooperation, how many cats would it take to pull a 200lb human on a dogsled?"
75
The "best" answer given"200 lbs x 25% drag coefficiency @ 15 mph divided by * number of cats. Assuming the cats weigh 12 lbs apiece and each cat is capable of pulling 7.5 lbs on a surface with a 25% drag coefficiency . the number of cats as represented by "*" equals 26.6666667 cats required."
Umm..
Sounded good to me. I didn't bother to check his/her work.
I think Planck's constant should be in there.
The guy that played safety for the Bears next to Gary Fencik?
No, that was Rydberg.
 
Am I the only one in this thread without a college degree?

Also, Mrs. SLB was sending me suggestive texts this morning but now says she is tired. I'm going to cocktail in the car hole for a bit.

 
Had an Elk Burger last night at the Deschutes Brewery, followed by a flight of rye bourbons at the Pope House. Not sure what I just did in our bathroom, but it's a smell I've never produced nor encountered before in my entire life. It's.....gamey. :unsure:Anybody here hunt? I'm thinking about hunting some elk. What do I need to know/buy/wear/do?
lol
 
Am I the only one in this thread without a college degree?

Also, Mrs. SLB was sending me suggestive texts this morning but now says she is tired. I'm going to cocktail in the car hole for a bit.
euphemism?
It's not that big.
Am I the only one in this thread without a college degree?
:hey:
Oh yeah. We talked about this. :bag:
Am I the only one in this thread without a college degree?
:hey:
:no: I grew up by the street sign. No religion- I was getting saved by the glock 9. By the minute- I was getting paid like a hot line.
That must have been one hell of a street sign.
Am I the only one in this thread without a college degree?
Mine is from a Cal State school so it's almost not real. Actually half of it was from a junior college now that I think about it.
These were schools though right?
 
My cousin received his PhD in Anthropology and now teaches Anatomy at some medical school in Des Moines (sp?). He's 38. This is the first 'real' job he's ever had. Guy LOVED to go to college. Now I guess he enjoys teaching at teh college, albiet the Med School level.

He's in town this week for some Antrhopology conference. Hundreds of really cool professors in Portland this week talking about monkeys and digs and such. I find that topic utterly fascinating. I kind of want to put on a tweed coat with elbow patches, buy a monacle, smoke a pipe and hang out downtown to talk shop with them.

 
Hack, you still want Brett Morell? How in the hell does he go 0-5 and score 3 runs today? :confused:
I need some dudes. My team sucks.
I will totally out-suck you, Pal.
Shuke can look at the middle magazines while you do it. :thumbup:
My cousin received his PhD in Anthropology and now teaches Anatomy at some medical school in Des Moines (sp?). He's 38. This is the first 'real' job he's ever had. Guy LOVED to go to college. Now I guess he enjoys teaching at teh college, albiet the Med School level.

He's in town this week for some Antrhopology conference. Hundreds of really cool professors in Portland this week talking about monkeys and digs and such. I find that topic utterly fascinating. I kind of want to put on a tweed coat with elbow patches, buy a monacle, smoke a pipe and hang out downtown to talk shop with them.
Does he know this guy?
 
My cousin received his PhD in Anthropology and now teaches Anatomy at some medical school in Des Moines (sp?). He's 38. This is the first 'real' job he's ever had. Guy LOVED to go to college. Now I guess he enjoys teaching at teh college, albiet the Med School level.He's in town this week for some Antrhopology conference. Hundreds of really cool professors in Portland this week talking about monkeys and digs and such. I find that topic utterly fascinating. I kind of want to put on a tweed coat with elbow patches, buy a monacle, smoke a pipe and hang out downtown to talk shop with them.
Maybe Pickles can back me up here, but the word around my academic campfire is that Anthro profs are some of the most laid back, drinking-friendly guys you can chill with.
 
Speaking of drinking, I can't be arsed to find the drinking thread, so -

The family is away for the week, I've had a rough day, there's a 12 pack of Guinness in the fridge and a quarter bottle of Jamesons left.

Cheers, GMTAN drunks.

 
My cousin received his PhD in Anthropology and now teaches Anatomy at some medical school in Des Moines (sp?). He's 38. This is the first 'real' job he's ever had. Guy LOVED to go to college. Now I guess he enjoys teaching at teh college, albiet the Med School level.He's in town this week for some Antrhopology conference. Hundreds of really cool professors in Portland this week talking about monkeys and digs and such. I find that topic utterly fascinating. I kind of want to put on a tweed coat with elbow patches, buy a monacle, smoke a pipe and hang out downtown to talk shop with them.
Maybe Pickles can back me up here, but the word around my academic campfire is that Anthro profs are some of the most laid back, drinking-friendly guys you can chill with.
That's the sense I get. My cousin is a party tractor. Sounds like this entire week will be just one big drunk fest with some conference presentations tossed in. I took one Anthropology/Sociology class in college and it wasn't until my senior year. Had I taken it sooner, I probably would have majored in that instead of History (in a battle of worthless degrees). Millsaps has a professor (Dr. George Bay) that was recently on some PBS documentary with his students in the Yucatan. I had him my senior year. Long hair, totally laid back, very engaging. Really dug him. Bad pun not intended.
 
My cousin received his PhD in Anthropology and now teaches Anatomy at some medical school in Des Moines (sp?). He's 38. This is the first 'real' job he's ever had. Guy LOVED to go to college. Now I guess he enjoys teaching at teh college, albiet the Med School level.

He's in town this week for some Antrhopology conference. Hundreds of really cool professors in Portland this week talking about monkeys and digs and such. I find that topic utterly fascinating. I kind of want to put on a tweed coat with elbow patches, buy a monacle, smoke a pipe and hang out downtown to talk shop with them.
Maybe Pickles can back me up here, but the word around my academic campfire is that Anthro profs are some of the most laid back, drinking-friendly guys you can chill with.
That's the sense I get. My cousin is a party tractor. Sounds like this entire week will be just one big drunk fest with some conference presentations tossed in. I took one Anthropology/Sociology class in college and it wasn't until my senior year. Had I taken it sooner, I probably would have majored in that instead of History (in a battle of worthless degrees). Millsaps has a professor (Dr. George Bay) that was recently on some PBS documentary with his students in the Yucatan. I had him my senior year. Long hair, totally laid back, very engaging. Really dug him. Bad pun not intended.
Wow. After I got my degree I had to take 2 classes in order to enter the credential program (thanks for all the guidance, faculty mentor!). One of the classes I took was Physical Anthropology. I loved it. In the middle of doing some lab the prof comes over and says "What are you majoring in?". I told him "I already have a degree in History". He says "Damn, that last project you did was great. I wish you would have taken this class 4 years ago." :wall:
 
Hi people wanting to rent my houses: I'm listing on a English-language site, and, at risk of sounding like a Republican, if you contact me and speak in Spanish, but I respond in English and you are clearly also a first-language English speaker, then let's go with that, OK?

 
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Hi people wanting to rent my houses: I'm listing on a English-language site, and, at risk of sounding like a Republican, if you contact me and speak in Spanish, but I respond in English and you are clearly also a first-language English speaker, then let's go with that, OK?
Me gustaría alquilar su casa. En mi tiempo libre tengo peleas de gallos en la sala de estar. ¿Cuántos pies cuadrados es? ¿Y cuál es su política sobre los burros en la casa? Finalmente lo que llevas puesto ahora mismo?
 
Hi people wanting to rent my houses: I'm listing on a English-language site, and, at risk of sounding like a Republican, if you contact me and speak in Spanish, but I respond in English and you are clearly also a first-language English speaker, then let's go with that, OK?
OK.
 
Hi people wanting to rent my houses: I'm listing on a English-language site, and, at risk of sounding like a Republican, if you contact me and speak in Spanish, but I respond in English and you are clearly also a first-language English speaker, then let's go with that, OK?
Me gustaría alquilar su casa. En mi tiempo libre tengo peleas de gallos en la sala de estar. ¿Cuántos pies cuadrados es? ¿Y cuál es su política sobre los burros en la casa? Finalmente lo que llevas puesto ahora mismo?
:lmao: :lmao: :lmao: :lmao: :lmao:
 
Ahhhhhhhhhhhh, just intervening in my crappy week, señor cosjobs sent a package of wine that arrived today.

No ####### kidding. No reason to do this other than being kick-### cool.

And we're not talking Yellow Tail, but well-thought-out and interesting wine that is not available here and a million times better than most of what we see.

I know lots of people have been affected y the cosjobsgenerosity, but as my first direct experience I have to say that he's the freaking ####.

:thanks:

 
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Ahhhhhhhhhhhh, just intervening in my crappy week, señor cosjobs sent a package of wine that arrived today. No ####### kidding. No reason to do this other than being kick-### cool.And we're not talking Yellow Tail, but well-thought-out and interesting wine that is not available here and a million times better than most of what we see.I know lots of people have been affected y the cosjobsgenerosity, but as my first direct experience I have to say that he's the freaking ####. :thanks:
:thumbup:
 
Thank you krista. Some comment of yours in this thread made me try port, and I love you for it.
Whoa. Now that is pretty awesome. I'm a fairly recent (5-6 years?) port aficionado, and that's just something about which to spread the good word. :thumbup:
Which ones are you drinking? I find I'm not a port snob and tend to like some of the "lesser" ones as much or more.
My linkFound out the very hard way how to pronounce this properly at a fancy restaurant in front of a crowd of people... :bag:

 
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Ahhhhhhhhhhhh, just intervening in my crappy week, señor cosjobs sent a package of wine that arrived today. No ####### kidding. No reason to do this other than being kick-### cool.And we're not talking Yellow Tail, but well-thought-out and interesting wine that is not available here and a million times better than most of what we see.I know lots of people have been affected y the cosjobsgenerosity, but as my first direct experience I have to say that he's the freaking ####. :thanks:
He invited me to a cookout last weekend, which I would have loved to have attended.Stupid parents' 54th anniversary. :unsure:
 
Thank you krista. Some comment of yours in this thread made me try port, and I love you for it.
Whoa. Now that is pretty awesome. I'm a fairly recent (5-6 years?) port aficionado, and that's just something about which to spread the good word. :thumbup:
Which ones are you drinking? I find I'm not a port snob and tend to like some of the "lesser" ones as much or more.
My linkFound out the very hard way how to pronounce this properly at a fancy restaurant in front of a crowd of people... :bag:
:lmao: definitely good stuff.
Ahhhhhhhhhhhh, just intervening in my crappy week, señor cosjobs sent a package of wine that arrived today.

No ####### kidding. No reason to do this other than being kick-### cool.

And we're not talking Yellow Tail, but well-thought-out and interesting wine that is not available here and a million times better than most of what we see.

I know lots of people have been affected y the cosjobsgenerosity, but as my first direct experience I have to say that he's the freaking ####.

:thanks:
He invited me to a cookout last weekend, which I would have loved to have attended.Stupid parents' 54th anniversary. :unsure:
What jerks! (Congrats.)

 
Thank you krista. Some comment of yours in this thread made me try port, and I love you for it.
Whoa. Now that is pretty awesome. I'm a fairly recent (5-6 years?) port aficionado, and that's just something about which to spread the good word. :thumbup:
Which ones are you drinking? I find I'm not a port snob and tend to like some of the "lesser" ones as much or more.
Its red. Dark red, imo. Kind of syruppy.
 
Thank you krista. Some comment of yours in this thread made me try port, and I love you for it.
Whoa. Now that is pretty awesome. I'm a fairly recent (5-6 years?) port aficionado, and that's just something about which to spread the good word. :thumbup:
Which ones are you drinking? I find I'm not a port snob and tend to like some of the "lesser" ones as much or more.
Its red. Dark red, imo. Kind of syruppy.
Vintage Ports may be the most delicious liquid on earth. Try and get your hands on a 2003, 2000, or 1994. My favorite used to be 1977, but it has started to decline the last five years or so. Any of the major producers like Warres, Dow, etc. (and most of the minor) are great choices in those vintages. Expect to pay 80-260 for a bottle, but you can savor a single bottle over a long time. Because its fortified, it does not go bad anything like regular wine.
 
'krista4 said:
Ahhhhhhhhhhhh, just intervening in my crappy week, señor cosjobs sent a package of wine that arrived today. No ####### kidding. No reason to do this other than being kick-### cool.And we're not talking Yellow Tail, but well-thought-out and interesting wine that is not available here and a million times better than most of what we see.I know lots of people have been affected y the cosjobsgenerosity, but as my first direct experience I have to say that he's the freaking ####. :thanks:
You've obviously never participated in a baseball draft with him.
 

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