Sk8aBull
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I'm glad to not have taken that class, Gosh how I hate physics.
6/19/2005 10:18:06 PM
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aceofztown4
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6.7 mph/square inch, for a 500 pound cow. duh....who doesnt know that?
6/19/2005 10:37:21 PM
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RandomOne
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Extra Credit: Given the 500lb cow under the influence of wind speed 'w'; how many liters per hour 'm', will she produce? and after the cow is overcome by the tangential wind forces, how long will it take the cow to stand up?
6/20/2005 12:26:13 AM
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aceofztown4
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im thinkin if its 500 pounds, it more than likely a bull, therefore, no milk will be produced so the first answer is 0 liters. The second answer will most definitely depend on the age of the cow, how fucked up it is from the fall, and whether or not it really wants to stand up. cuz if i fell down from the wind i'd be pissed and embarrased, so i would stay down and act like i was hurt. but that's me, so i dunno
6/20/2005 5:51:01 AM
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severmefree
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^ what the fuck? please tell me ure kidding. if a cow weighs more then 500lbs, its automatically a bull... hmmm. k.
[Edited by severmefree on 6/20/2005 4:17:43 AM. Reason for edit: a lot of booksmarts without the common sense.]
6/20/2005 9:16:12 AM
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Dan3223
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arent most cows 500lbs+ ?
6/20/2005 12:18:11 PM
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RandomOne
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I guess the best question of all is: how is this an application of physics in Biology and MEDICINE!!! --rest assured people of America... your local practitioner may not be able to diagnose your case of West Nile virus, however, if you ever wanted to go the the farms East of Brandon and cow tip... (he/she)'ll be able to call exactly which cows to push!
6/20/2005 2:53:34 PM
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No Idea
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it could be a female pregnant cow, hence the 500 lbs.
6/20/2005 7:02:32 PM
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orangetsarina
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whatever the case i'm going to be a great cow tipper!...eh...doctor...i mean doctor.. .gif)
6/20/2005 10:21:03 PM
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