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What can you tell me about the physics of mudwrestling (naked)? I have a big match this weekend and I want to have a competitive edge so I am calling on those that know and thus own the universe.
Mud wrestler yourself?F = ma. Keep this in mind as you wrestle and you should do OK.
32 wins, 1 defeat. Einstein cleaned my clock in '54.Mud wrestler yourself?
32 wins, 1 defeat. Einstein cleaned my clock in '54.
That's because Eistein used [itex]\mathbf{F} =d \mathbf{p}/dt[/itex]F = ma. Keep this in mind as you wrestle and you should do OK.
I know. I tried to pace myself and not go too fast, but I should have known that this classic approach wouldn't work.That's because Eistein used [itex]\mathbf{F} =d \mathbf{p}/dt[/itex].
Lagrange learned that technique from Fermat.Lagrange's approach would be to take the path to victory in one fell swoop.
I always was better at mud-wrestling than physics. Like the time I went up against the tag team of Wein, Rayleigh, and Jeans, It started out with just Rayleigh and Jeans coming at me. Then in the middle of the bout they all ganged up on me. But in the end, they all had to drop out except Wein or it would have ended in a catastrophe. In sum, Planck had to rescue all three of them.Lagrange learned that technique from Fermat.
I've heard this word used by British people quite often, but I can never figure out what it means from the context. What's a bloke?You do realise I'm a bloke, right??
Eeeewwwww. No, from the name and the sport, I didn't. Ack, I just lost my lunch :yuck:You do realise I'm a bloke, right??