Maggie’s Funny & awesome pics, vids and memes thread (work safe, no nudity)
- Thread starter Lawless
- Start date
uhhh, this could go into NSFW pretty quick.
)
dog looks embarrassed that the cat got away. Next time buddy, next timeA woman heard barking outside her home, and she knew it wasn’t coming from her dogs, an Arizona shelter said.
So she looked at her surveillance camera and watched as a Weimaraner mix chased a cat underneath her 1967 Chevy Nova on Jan. 19 in Phoenix, the Arizona Humane Society told McClatchy News in an email.
But she never saw the dog come out.
When she went outside to investigate, she saw the animal’s foot and tail hanging out from underneath the vehicle, a spokesperson said.
Nova, a Weimaraner-mix, is seen trapped in the engine of a 1967 Chevy Nova on Jan. 19 in Phoenix.
The 49-pound animal had “wedged herself deep into the engine area” of the Chevy, and she couldn’t get out, the shelter said in a Jan. 29 news release.
Rescuers slowly pulled her out of the engine, freeing her within 15 minutes. The animal was taken to a hospital where she had some wounds on her ears but was “otherwise healthy overall,” the shelter said.
I'm guessing that meme hasn't accounted for pressure.
Every 33 feet under water the pressure goes up another atmosphere.
On then moon I'd bet they were shooting for one, aka 14.7psi.
I've not been to the moon, just a guess.
R
The capsule was 5 psi pure oxygen after launch. On the ground it was 14.7 psi mixed gas (after Apollo 1) which was purged to 100% O2 at 5 psi. I imagine the lander and suits were at the same pressure.
At 100% O2, the cabin pressure IS the O2 pressure. But, as far as breathing is concerned, your body is only very marginally concerned about anything other than the O2 pressure. (Too little or too much CO2 can affect blood pH, for example.)
At sea level, atmospheric pressure is 14.7, but 78% of that air is N2, and 21% is O2. The partial pressure of N2 at sea level is 11.47, of O2 is 3.09, and everything else is 0.25 psi.
Even though a cabin pressure of 5 psi is ~ 1/3 the atmospheric pressure at sea level, 5 psi of 100% pure O2 is ~ 66% greater than the O2 pressure at sea level.
Beats a tiny ledge any day. Just need a volunteer to be the haul monkey at each pitch.
Edit to add that it does have its side benefits I have heard... that a porta-ledge and a fit cute climbing partner like her might lead to impure thoughts into motion..
But nothing that a case of good beer and steaks can't solve by being bold and walking around the Valley can't also make happen..
Last edited:
Satanic pedophiles have no interest in investing in old people.
Thinking this though. I think there are other scenarios, but this one works, I think......
Story writer - Jane
Grandma - Jessica
Story writer's dad - Larry
Story writer's Husband - Jack
1. Larry sleeps with his mom Jessica.......offspring Jack.
2. Jack is Jane's Uncle and Brother.
3. Jane marries Jack. Hence, my husband.
4. Prior to Jane, Jack is also sleeping with Jessica. Hence, his ex girlfriend, his mom, and she is also his grandma
5. Jessica becomes pregnant with Jack's son. The offspring would be Jane's aunt/uncle and step son.
Sounds like grandma Jessica is a "WHORE"!
Must people don’t know how toxic that oxygen is to the body. Sounds stupid to say that, seeing as how we can’t live without it, but if you are breathing pure O2, the usual accepted depth limit is one atmosphere below sea level, or 33’. Can you push it a little? Yes, but the results can be terrible. If you go into oxygen toxicity, there is a high probability that you will pass out. There is no warning, no light headedness or anything. It’s just boom, you are out. That isn’t a good thing when you are 45 feet under water. Usually leads to a fatality. The air that we breathe from our atmosphere is 21% O2, and 79 % Nitrogen, with a few other trace gasses like Argon thrown in there. The picture meme that is being referenced is not at all accurate, and the dumb ass that wrote it will probably suffer a Darwin style fate.
There have been divers in Hawaii that filled their tanks with a higher O2 concentration mix thinking they could extended bottom time deep diving for coral (big$) only to have the grease on the valve threads ignite it….
by thomas cole,correct?
