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junglebeast
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Hahaha...what a travesty!
Kurdt said:How about just a spiderman tattoo.
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spiderman uses physics of tension in string and equilibrium too... so it should do..
leroyjenkens said:A tattoo of equations and stuff like that just makes it look like you're trying too hard to look smart.
1MileCrash said:
Amanheis said:There is a square missing, it should be E^2 instead of E in the energy-momentum relation.
How does this happen? I noticed it within 2 seconds of looking at that picture. You'd think people would pay more attention to what they permanently write on their skin.
Then again, I've seen a lot worse tattoo typos on the internets...
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