Spooby
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You magnificent bastard.
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Does a straw have one or two holes?
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You magnificent bastard.
Sk8man101
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Well now I know how to pitch ass to mouth to my girl.
"Babe just do it, It's all the same hole!"
"Babe just do it, It's all the same hole!"
If she was unconvinced beforehand I'm sure that argument will work in your favour.
Post results.
cerialkiller92
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One.
My opinion:
If a bullet pierces a steel plate it leaves one hole no matter the object it's adjacent with one another I would consider it to be one just because it has two sides front or back, enter or exit doesn't make it two
My opinion:
If a bullet pierces a steel plate it leaves one hole no matter the object it's adjacent with one another I would consider it to be one just because it has two sides front or back, enter or exit doesn't make it two
What if the steel plate was 2 inches thick or more.
Spooby
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It would be considered a tunnel, given the mechanism in which the "hole" is dug from one point to the other. When you say there's a hole in the ground, you're not saying you'll fall through it from the point you jump in to the other side of the planet, you're saying it goes down to a depth, and then stops. A bullet piercing through a thick dish and coming out the other end would be considered a tunnel
Spooby
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Again, depends on the phenomenon that occurs, dictating its existence.
Ex: how is it formed?
Ex: how is it formed?
Spooby
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No, there's no medium that's bored through to make it, house/building is built AROUND the doorway areas
Spooby
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Not initially upon the houses construction, at least in the practices of a few companies I've been aware of in my local area... I'd been hired out by two in the past to help with things from temp services... they build the walls without adding in those sections. Why put up a wall and then have to cut through it and shape, if you don't need to in the first place
Spooby
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The door way exists, then a door is placed in it
Obscure reference
Stevie Nicks had a person on her payroll that was responsible for cocaine needs. One of the mans duties included putting cocaine into a straw and blowing the powder into her anus. This practice was due to the physical rotting she had in her nose from the epic amount she would pile drive into her brain.
Bet her ass was a mess, too.
Stevie Nicks had a person on her payroll that was responsible for cocaine needs. One of the mans duties included putting cocaine into a straw and blowing the powder into her anus. This practice was due to the physical rotting she had in her nose from the epic amount she would pile drive into her brain.
Bet her ass was a mess, too.
SouthernFryed
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I have pulled 30 caliber bullets with tungsten cores that when reloaded in the 300WinMag poke through steel like butter.
SouthernFryed
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I would argue that houses are designed around traffic, either in motion or stationary, so the house is designed around the doorways and built accordingly.
SouthernFryed
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I’ve always thought of a hole as being a 2-dimensional concept. Its a change in perspective to look at it as a hole or one end of a hollow cylinder; 2D vs 3D
