character dies from being stabbed
>just pull out the knife
feels better

>>212753263
kino

>intricate laser security system to protect the hallway to a priceless artifact
>first thief memorizes the laser patterns and spends ten minutes tiptoeing through the lasers to get to the end
>right before he finishes, the second thief at the entrance cuts a wire to the security box
>lasers turn off

>>212753097 (OP)
give me one reason why that wouldn't work

>>212754651
The weight of the water would crush them, they wouldn't be able to hold up the boat like that

>>212753097 (OP)
Easily this scene from BSG

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ISmZKuRcAjM

>>212753097 (OP)
I dont get it, why wouldn't the water go into the boat?

>>212754835
Air pocket.
You need to drop it hard on the water for that to happen though

>>212754835
Try submerging a glass upside down in a bucket of water. The actual problem is what happens when you let go.

>>212753097 (OP)
It's a ridiculous scene. The boat would have to be weighted with about a ton of rocks for this to be possible.

>>212753097 (OP)
They stole this from some 50s movie

me and the homies did this all the time at the lake back in the day. it's how we'd sneak across to the girls cabin for panty raids. you fags are online too much. have a canoe, have two

>>212754651
They aren't heavy enough to hold that amount of bouyancy under the water.

>>212753097 (OP)
I've done this before, but only for about 100 yds/meters. It works fine.

>>212754651
trying to displace that much water would probably just break the boat

why wouldn't this work?

>>212754651
I tried something like this in a pool once with a really wide 20 gallon bucket and a bunch of barbell weights. You run out of air in like 4-5 breaths

>>212758378
they'd float to the top. even if they anchored themselves to the floor they'd still float up a few feet and need massive strength not to let go and the boat to fly upwards.

They'd need to be seriously anchored down by their feet which then wouldn't work because they'd still need massive strength to hold the boat from flying upwards and to move.

Wouldn't work no matter what.

>>212754651
>give me one reason why that wouldn't work
Air is buoyant, it wants to float.
Take a balloon into a pool and hold it underwater.
Imagine a balloon the size of that boat. Imagine trying to hold that under the water.

You're basically trying to hold an inflatable boat under water. You don't' weight enough and you not strong enough to balance the force of the waters buoyancy.

>>212758378
they'd never be able to get on the seabed like this. As soon as they got into the water and got went slightly under the sea they'd float straight back up

>>212754651
>>212754835
>>212758378
We had this thread yesterday with the same questions.
Is 4chan just a bunch of bots posting the same shit to generate traffic?

>>212758395
you shall henceforth be known as mongo

>>212758493

>>212753097 (OP)
How did they weigh the boat down? And how deep were they?

>>212754651
boats are waterproof, not airproof

>>212753097 (OP)
he think like a brilliant

>>212754835
Air is less dense than water, so air bubbles go up. Capture those bubbles in a container, and the air stays there because bubbles don't have the ability to go down through the dense water

>>212758626
I’m an engineer now. I operate a power grid for about 6 million people.

>>212754651
The guy would notice his boat was missing and would go down there and kick their ass to get it back

>>212753097 (OP)
Act like genius, think like fool sir
How they boat not enter water

>>212758795
I'm aware that nepotism is a thing

its a movie with magical skelletons that dont die.

>>212758395
Nice

>>212758493
cuz it's fun.
Better than the hostile/demoralizing bullshit everywhere. I'd take another 500 nutty putty threads over the the rest of the shit

>>212758446
what if the boat is really heavy

>>212753097 (OP)
for me is this one, best robbari film, super smart

>>212754651
mythbusters

>>212754651
Me and my cock say no.

>>212758493
There are people from brown countries who make their living by posting templates on 4chan and reposting them to twitter

>>212753097 (OP)

>>212761373
Why is this scene associated with jeets?

>>212761410
rapping blob

>>212758395
Based scientist anon.

>...His house looked like shit.

>>212754738
Neat

>>212763285
>1000 lbs
They were in just 6 ft of water

>>212758378
The upwards force on the boat is a function of the weight of the water displaced. In order to pull the boat down, they would have to weight several thousand pounds.

>>212761373
Sar that is me on test day!!!

>>212763606
One gallon of water weighs over 8lbs. If they displace even 200 gallons that's over 1600lbs.

Its was a different time. We used to do shit like that every summer, but thanks to climate change, we can't anymore, it's a lost skill.

>>212762439
That's why he fight flash

>>212754712
>water
>weight
Water not in a container literally weighs nothing.

>>212764502

>>212753836
>the priceless artifact is actually fake
>the real one was stolen a couple of days before

>>212763606
They are both about 6 feet tall. they are clearly in more than 6 feet of water

>>212754651
Because God is real.

>>212764380
How would they be displacing 200 gallons?

>>212758847
Holy cope. You got retort raped, just own it.

Air can be compressed. There's a real story about how some guy was the only survivor of a ship that capsized and sunk about 100ft. He was asleep when the boat sank and he couldn't navigate out of his room. He stayed in a pocket of air that was compress to about 1/4 it's volume. He would have died of hypothermia before he would of died of suffocation IIRC.

>>212761237
Wood is around the same density as water when it's completely soaked.

>>212764502
>Water not in a container literally weighs nothing.

>>212764945
Go fill up a bucket with a litre of water. Weight the bucket. Now reach into the bucket and pick up the water. You can't, because it's literally weightless/non-material. Just like air. How do you think fish breathe it? Retards overcomplicate simple human observation.

>>212753263
>gunfight
>character gets shot in the abdomen
>real dramatic moment
>a-few-moments-later.mp4
>"are you alright? can you stand?"
>"yeah, I'm good"
>character gets up
>has a limp but is otherwise good to go
>the wound is never (ad)dressed

>>212763606
Dude, like they're trying to board what, a schooner? What class of ship was the Interceptor? That thing was huge and had to have an immense amount of water to be afloat without running aground.

>>212765014
fish breathe the air in the water not the water itself

>>212764635
actually, people were much, MUCH shorter back then <spoiler>in 2003</spoiler>

>>212756990
Or Jack sparrows balls would do the trick

>>212765014

Yeah okay but can someone explain to me WHY Jack sparrow becomes a rotten zombie? I thought the cursed pirates rot because they cannot die. But Jack sparrow shouldnt have rotten yet, or am I stupid?

>>212764945
>>212765014
the water holds itself up. it's the container that gets heavier from the pressure of the water against the bottom

>>212765048
>a small bandage appears on the wound in the final scene of the movie where the heroes are relaxing
>"thanks for patching me up, doc"
>"you're lucky it didn't hit anything important. try to be more careful next time!"

>>212754712
>The weight of the water would crush them, they wouldn't be able to hold up the boat like that

They can't be that deep you can see sunlight. Diving bells were used at that depth.

>>212765303
Here is a simple experiment. Take a bottle capable of holding 1 litre of water. Empty it. Put a lid on it. You now have 1 litre of air (which weighs nothing). What does the measurement on the bottle say? 1 litre.

>>212754651
>give me one reason why that wouldn't work

Buoyancy.

Diving bells do work on the exact same premise of trapping an air pocket under water; but they have to be neutral buoyancy or heavier.

People are confusing water and weight with gravity. If the world stopped spinning, rocks would still stay in their spot. But all the oceans would fall off. The only way to add weight to water is add freeze to it to make it ice. Sort of like how sand becomes rocks.

>>212765268
Moonlight turns the pirates into skeletons because of the curse they received by stealing Aztec gold from the chest.
Anyone who takes even one piece from the chest is cursed the same way.
Near the end of the film Jack pulls some sleight of hand and nicks one of the gold pieces, thus he turns into a skeleton under moonlight during the fight with Barbossa.

>>212765268
it's a metaphor for alcoholism

>>212753097 (OP)
Shame the remaining films were bad.
>>212753836
Name three /tv/ media where this happens.
>>212764565
Name three /tv/ media where this doesn't happen.

>>212765570
I thought that they are skeletons because they cannot die and have stolen the shit so long ago that they should have died ages ago bur couldnt. Was this assumption not correct? They ramble a lot about not being able to die but wanting to

>>212765268
Why would people as old as Jack rot?

>>212753263
>"Lead (Them) to paradise"

>>212765352
>"you're lucky it didn't hit anything important.
It's even better when the bullet passes thru cleanly. Bullets are somewhat designed to break into pieces when they enter human flesh. Even if it doesn't break apart, the bullet keeps slicing your insides up every time move.

Or think of it like an arrow. The tip is sharp and keeps cutting you. If you try to pull it out, the tip comes off the shaft and stays in you. It's usually better to push the arrow in deeper until it passes through the other side.

>>212765672
They littertly stole the gold after they mutined and left Jack on the island, it was like they stole the gold in spring, and this is summer..
I actully like your idea better, but there is nothing to support this in the film

>>212765672
if they were actual decaying corpses, why would they only appear as such in moonlight?

>>212765687
>>212765741
Oh I see now. Im stupid. But it appears my mind has imputed Kino where there was none so I see this as a win for my fantasy.

>>212765799
Because the curse. In my head they have been cursed for a hundred years but held together by le dark magic or whatever. The moonlight reveals how they would actually look were there decay not paused

yes, Pirates is a zombie movie

>>212765672
>They ramble a lot about not being able to die but wanting to
Because no amount of food would end their hunger. No amount of booze would slake their thirst. No amount of pussy would make them feel warm in bed. They'd rather go back to being human, but being dead was better than what they were.

>>212765974
Ok I get it. But thats lame. My idea genuinely is better

>>212765804
>>212766017
>my idea is kino
>my idea is better
>this movie was shit
Did you just blow in from stupid town?

>>212766081
Bro Im a trust fund babby who has never faced intellectual challenges. Yes Im stupid, I fucking got Pirates of the Caribbean wrong. Cut me some slack

>>212765854
in your head is Jack over 100 years old?
and what about Bootstrap Bill's son? was he born before the curse took effect and is at least a hundred also? or did his mama bang a spooky skeleton man?

>>212754738
God damn, I fucking LOVE blitzkrieg moments in sci-fi shows. Gundam 00 had one in season 2 when Celestial Being attacked the location where Allelujah was being held

>>212766273
I havent watched the movie in ages. In my head Jack was significantly younger than the skelly-men. Yes I see now that this is quite retarded

>>212758493
its been like that for several years my friend. its just now it ramped up.

funny thing is if you're a fucking loser like me who does nothing but refresh the catalogue, you'll see the same threads 3x a day.

which coincides with morning afternoon and evening shifts in american time

>>212757192
The Crimson Pirate if you really want to know.

Get on my level

>>212763285
There's no way that boat weighs 1000 pounds

>>212757192
>>212766498

>>212765729
>Bullets are somewhat designed to break into pieces when they enter human flesh
Some people out there have the job to design bullets

>>212765432
>1 litre of air (which weighs nothing)
Actually 1 litre of air weighs 1.225 grams.

>>212765672
It's only been like a year or two since Mutiny of the black pearl and Jack being cast out.
While you're correct in that the cursed pirates look like they're old, aged rotting corpse ghosts especially with how their clothing degrades, it seems to be more of how the curse works than anything to do with how long they've been cursed.

>>212762518
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-ZAEDSLTBEs

futurama game theory

>>212753836
>character is going through all the lasers
>after she finished she let out the fart, activating the security

>>212767107
Yeah thanks for clarifying. That movie is damn stupid then

>>212754651
Walking through water at that depth is like walking through concrete

>>212765014
now this is why I come to /tv/

>>212765014
Holy shit

>>212758493
>Is 4chan just a bunch of bots posting the same shit to generate traffic?
Unironically? yes
The whole site is completely and utterly ZOGGED if you didin't realise it from the hack

>>212767131
>comments are turned off

>>212768359
a great loss for indian culture

>>212764502

I am with stupid

>>212766498
>>212766934
Also pretty sure they did it in Yellowbeard too.

>>212754651
Boats float when they're full of air. Thats the whole point of boats

>>212766916
nope that boat probably displaces at least 2000 pounds

>>212754651
the pressure difference at the top of your head in the air pocket and in your balls in the water would cause them to get sucked up through your abdomen and out your mouth. I've seen it happen. It's not pretty.

>>212753097 (OP)
Act like a fool think like a brilliant

>>212758493
>yesterday
We've had it at least 500 times over the past 5 years

>>212753097 (OP)
these movie series also had octopus people and talking skeletons i think you guys are fags

>>212758378
You could possibly do it at a very shallow depth (but it would just be pointless). The buoyancy would be counteracting your efforts to hold the boat up. In theory it works (try it with a glass in a full sink) but at that scale the particular forces don't "add up" the right way.

>>212765014
I just tried this experiment and he's right

>>212767131
All that shit and she could have just shoved it up her pusy

>>212764502
who killed the people on the titan then

>>212773084
The sharks, of course.

>>212773084
Cameron

>>212758493

>>212758795
>in Sim City

>>212765014

>>212753097 (OP)
Why wouldn’t this work in real life?

>>212765014
This is wrong. Take that bucket of water and then put it in the freezer until the water freezes. Now pick up the ice and see how much it weighs. Water is not weightless or immaterial. You sound ignorant.

>>212765014
Water in a container does have weight, and it doesn’t lose it just because it's not in a "solid" container. When you fill a bucket with a liter of water, that water has mass, and therefore weight. For reference, 1 liter of water weighs about 1 kilogram (under normal conditions at sea level). So, just because you're not holding the water directly doesn't mean it's weightless.

The argument that "you can’t pick up the water directly" is misleading. You can’t pick up the water without the container (unless you use your hands to scoop it up, like with a cup). The weight of the water is the same as the weight of the water in the bucket, they’re the same thing, just in a different state. The mass doesn’t disappear when you take it out of the container.

The comparison between water and air doesn’t hold up. Air is a gas, and gases are generally lighter and harder to "grab" in the same way that liquids like water are. But air still has mass, and you can measure it (weigh it in controlled environments). It may seem "weightless" because it disperses so easily, but that doesn’t mean it has no weight. For instance, 1 cubic meter of air at sea level weighs about 1.2 kilograms.

Fish don't breathe air, they breathe dissolved oxygen in the water, which is a totally different thing from the air that humans breathe. The "weightless" claim about water is especially strange in this context, because water itself is the medium that holds the oxygen for fish.

If you were to pour water out of a container and attempt to “hold” the water without the container, you’d find that it would spill and run through your fingers. That’s not because water is weightless, it’s because the container is holding it in place. In a practical sense, the weight of the water remains the same whether you’re holding it in your hands or whether it's in a container.

>>212774217
Yes, except you're forgetting you're increasing the weight by adding a ton of cold particles to get it to freezing.

>>212774453

>>212765570
What I am curious about, why did Will's blood work on reversing the curse on Jack when he wasn't part of the crew when he stole it?

>>212753097 (OP)
physically imposible
try to keep under water a cup
boat would need hundreds of kilos of ballast not to flip or resurface

Humans hate reality. Why do you think shit like capeshit, religion, anime, etc, even exist.

It’s particularly bad in Japan where they hate physics to the point where they think their fictional characters can block bullets with katanas and shit.

Reminds me of the Buddhist monks who thought they could use kung fu to fight off communists with guns. They all fucking died.

The square cube law is real. Fuck off.

>>212774453
When you freeze water, the mass of the water doesn’t change. Freezing just changes the state of the water from liquid to solid (ice). Freezing is a physical change, not a chemical one. The molecules in the water (H2O) just rearrange themselves into a more orderly structure as they become ice, but the number of molecules doesn’t increase or decrease, and neither does the mass. Water expands when it freezes, so ice actually takes up more space than liquid water. However, the total mass (weight) of the water remains the same before and after it freezes.

The temperature of the water decreases as it freezes, but you're not "adding cold particles" to the water. Cold isn’t something that gets added to a substance; it's just a measure of how fast the molecules are moving. The coldness (or temperature) of the water is only a state, it’s not extra matter.

The weight doesn’t change just because the water became colder or frozen. If you have 1 liter of water (which weighs about 1 kilogram) and you freeze it, you’ll still have 1 kilogram of ice. The volume of the ice will increase slightly because ice has a lower density than liquid water, but the mass and weight stay the same.

>>212774680
What's funny is physics, chemistry, math can be so neat and almost like magic at times. But it's taught in boring, stuffy ways that most people learn then never use unless they seek it out. And the people that use this knowledge most are locked away hidden from sight.

>>212774793
>And the people that use this knowledge most are locked away hidden from sight.
That’s just the typical isolationist wizardly mindset for you.

>>212774680
FUCK the square cube “no fun allowed” law!

>>212765014
>>212774453

>>212753097 (OP)
Cop breaks down door using his shoulder

>>212767209
Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back

>>212754712
Jack's pact with Davy Jones gives him super strength when it comes to holding boats underwater

>>212758395
*PotC theme plays softly while anon accidently drowns himself in the family pool*

>>212754651
One 80 kg adult can hold down roughly 60 kg of air down.
That's roughly a large hiking backpack or a large kitchen trash bin worth of volume.

>>212754651
>>212778667
Fuck I meant 60 liters, not kg.

>>212765399
Try holding a bucket of air a few inches under water you impossible dumbass.
Actually anon how are you real? Have you ever interacted with water in your life? Have you ever been outside?

>>212758809
How would he get down there? He would have to steal another boat to put over his head.
And then he would be ran down by that boat's owner.
Haven't thought this through have you?

>>212777991
dumbass could have just drank the water lmao

>>212764502
How does the water know whether it is in a container?
How does it know whether to weight or whether to not weight?
Should I scream "YOU'RE FREE NOW! STOP WEIGHING!!!" at my piss when I piss?

>>212774453
I see. Why does ice float on water?

>>212753097 (OP)
There are brownoids who believes in flat earth this is nothing

Why aren't they making movies like these anymore?

>>212758292
Why the fuck are people talking about buoyancy on this question. There would be no pocket of air to begin with since water will fill the space immediately.

>>212779270
they already made them
why would they make the same movies again?

>>212758493
Partap Davis needs his SHEKELS. The retarded african-indian from New Mexico also changed locations , he's still in New Mexico in a similar location but about 300 streets down.

>>212766941
Of course. I'm not even a /k/fag.

If the bullet doesn't pass through it's more likely to cause your target to bleed out and die, which is what you usually want to happen when you shoot someone.

Handgun and rifle ammunition operate at velocities. ~1000-1500 fps for handguns and 2000+ fps for rifles. The bullets have to be shaped different ways to maximize the frangibility(breakability) when it hits the target at various distances. Too close and the bullet passes through, too far the bullet can literally bounce off. (There have been cases where .22 caliber bullets bounced off of people shot within 10ft)

Hollow point bullets are designed to mushroom out instead of break into pieces. This cuts up your insides even more and is much more difficult to remove. The Geneva Convention banned hollow points from warfare, not because they're more deadly, but because it wastes a lot more medical resources in attempting to surgically remove the bullets.

FMJ, full metal jacket, bullets have a "jacket" of a harder metal that keeps them from breaking apart when passing through various materials that aren't human flesh. It's great for shooting someone through a thin wall, but can lower frangibility.

Also canonballs made of stone are frangible, but only need to hit any solid object to explode and hit anyone around with shrapnel.

>>212778699
Kek, yeah kg would be silly since air doesn't weigh anything

>>212779270
Because they need someone that is actually inspired by adventure to make adventure movies. Movies are mostly written by city slickers that have no desire to leave the "safety" of their big cities.

We had westerns about the wild west, we had scifi about space, we had white people going to non-white places like Indiana Jones.

Star Wars Sequel Trilogy somehow managed to not have any sense of adventure even though it was about some dumb bitch leaving her sandy shit hole and running around every where for one mcguffin or another.

>>212754651
The air isn't just "there", it pushes hard to be on the surface, that's how boats float
Imagine a boat floating with two people innit, and there's a chain to the middle of the boat. Without rocking it to the side, trying to sink that boat just pulling straight down would be impossible for a couple of men, even less if you are just pulling with your hands
That's what they are doing there, they are basically sinking a boat freehand

>>212765672
>>212765854
>>212765570
>Near the end of the film Jack pulls some sleight of hand and nicks one of the gold pieces

Couldn't find the DVD commentary transcript, but...

>Originally, Jack Sparrow was never shown actually taking one of the coins. It was left ambiguous, but early test audiences were confused as to whether or not he had had a coin from the beginning or if he had always been a ghost. Instead of going back for reshoots, a shot was found that could be reversed and slowed to make the palming of the coin clearer. Also hearing Verbinski explain to Depp how the curse and the coins work is a clear indicator how convoluted these Pirates movies can get.

I remember Verbinski also implying that it was to fix a plot hole, not just for audience clarity, but I could be wrong.

>>212779181
The law of importance. Ice is cool, so it goes to the top. Water is needed but not all that, so it's in the bottom. If I were to put a rock in your glass of water, it's not important to the drink so it goes to the bottom.

https://youtu.be/jDW9OcPizgA?si=jT8il73t5onkN1Ha

Entrapment laser scene. No idea about embed post or webm thing .

>>212781348
Damn it's all so simple. Wish my teacher had explained it so intuitively

>>212758395
That’s really interesting anon. What did it feel like to run out of air in a confined space like that? Taking in big gasps but feeling “unsatisfied”?

>>212764502
Oh great one of master bait, teach me your wisom

>>212758493
yes

>>212773084
hubris

>>212783343
He's a mass murderer. When will someone stop him?

>>212783714
Why didn't they just bring a couple tires with them on the Titan?

>>212762439
Fucking kek

>>212753097 (OP)
If I were me on that boat with me mateys, it wouldn't have parleyed down like it did," the notorious pirate and former underwear model turned actor told Men's Journal magazine

>"There would have been a lot of grog in that first-class air bubble and then me squawking, 'Shiver me timbers! We' ve gotta land somewhere safely, don't worr-ACK'"

>>212754651
delta p
when it gets ya it gets ya

>>212785909
There's such a delta p between that air and that deep water that they'd have imploded up into the boat in a split second turning into jelly fish food

>>212754651
It does work but you'd have way less air,.

>>212762518
It's earnestly over the top in a way usually only seen in Bollywood.

>>212768359
They aren't

>>212785995
It's the shallows. They got gold bags on it and other crap to counter buoyancy plus they have guns and swords on. It's a diving bell. You'd have less air unless they put a lot of weight on but it's probably 100 lbs of gold or something alone. They'd sink with all the gear and metal on. Way less air but it's valid. Myth busters bs'd it. Diving bells are very common like that

Fine. Here are diving bells. This gives you an idea of the boayancy going on. It's very possible with the weights tied on id say half the air

Sorry. Diving bells are some of the oldest underwater technology ever invented.

>>212773084
Water flooded in. It was then 'in a container' and suddenly weighed infinite tons.

>>212753097 (OP)
me and my frend walking in gange river to bombay every day :)

>>212767470

>>212762439
listen, captain cold's coldgun does that kinda op shit all the time in the comics
im surprised they did it in liva action is all

>>212779459
That doesn't work when all we've had for a decade or more is remakes

>>212763285
they're pulling down thoughbeitever,

>>212753097 (OP)
To everyone saying this is impossible, have you ever tried it? Didn't think so. I refuse to believe this would not work

>>212788295
Yes, I tried it. It didn't work and for lying to me I cursed Johnny Depp's name so hard he turned into a skellington

>>212780107
If the bullet doesn't pass through it's more likely to cause your target to bleed out and die
>Too close and the bullet passes through
>The Geneva Convention banned hollow points from warfare, not because they're more deadly, but because it wastes a lot more medical resources in attempting to surgically remove the bullets.
Please stop being a retard.

>>212788653
Is he spooky?

>>212763285
>this cool movie scene?
>it's actually not hecking possible due to science >mythbusters tested this

>>212788665
Hollow points spread open causing a gigantic wound cavity compared to solid bullets, imbecile

>>212763285
>>212764380
Pretty sure you'd also have to factor in how deep they are, if's more useful to think of it as columns of water being displaced than just the amount that would be in the cavity of the boat

>>212754651
Firstly, you'd need way more weight to hold the boat down and stop it floting to the surface.

Secondly, the fursther down you go the less space you'd have inside the boat because the air would be compressed.

Thirdly, based on how far the ship is from the shore, they wouldn't have enough oxygen for 2 guys to make the journey

>>212762439

>>212774574
Why would he need to be part of the crew? Every one who takes from the chest gets the curse, in the end every one who had taken gold (including Jack) pays their blood debt. Hence the curse is lifted.

>>212765303
>>212764502
>>212765014
Range ban all Indians NOW

>>212753097 (OP)

>>212789309
Is that guy still in jail? I think he committed like 30 felonies in 10 minutes

>>212777991
Does this unironically work?

>>212753097 (OP)

>>212789480
It works if someone is choking and the throat is cut off. Having water though? Idk probably not

>>212789553
kek

>>212777991
If he wanted to stab something, why not the visibly flexible (plastic/rubber/fabric) gasket around his neck?

>>212789553
For some reason the only part that pisses me off is how unconvincingly her hand is hanging on to the edge of that hole, like she's just reaching for the cookie jar.

>>212754712
You are actually retarded. Humans have a higher ability to tolerate water pressure than most submarines. The reason people die deep sea diving is the change in pressure when coming back up

>>212777991
I thought he was gonna drain the tank through his mouth and throat hole lmao

>>212765014
I've witnessed posts on here that are extremely well-crafted bait that are so deliberately retarded that they receive dozens of (you's).
This is not one of those times.
>>212789309
This.

>>212790559
I've seen things you wouldn't believe. Attack ships on fire off the shoulder of Orion.

the boat is made of lignum vitae, a species if wood so heavy it actually sinks in water, and will only float if the boat is the right way around
the boat is also waterlogged, so it sinks even faster
javk sparrow used reeds to put air into the boat beforehand by telling his lungs to not process the oxygen as he transferred it over

>>212754651
>would two men be able to hold a WOODEN boat filled with AIR fathoms below the surface?
have you ever been in water once in your life?

>>212763285
So twenty good men could pull it off?

>>212791012
/thread

>>212789186
Can this even be called troll physics or is it in its own category?

>>212758493
That or it's jannies trying to keep traffic up

>>212754651

>>212758493
No u

>>212791203
Of course he could

>>212791630
In English, doc.

You can't PULL DOWN something that is being pushed upwards harder than you are being pushed down by gravity.

Let's say you grab a big air baloon trying to pull it down. What's gonna happen? You're gonna go on a ride, that's what.

>>212791978
>in English doc

If you think about it, the bouyancy force b = r * v * g
r: density of water
g: acceleration due to gravity
v: displaced volume

as you go deeper and deeper the air will compress due to the increased pressure.
this is evident from the ideal gas law where v is proportional to 1/p
thus the displaced volume will decrease
thus bouyancy force decreases
so at some depth the boat will no longer float upwards

when i was a kid, i used to try and force the jug i used to wash my hair upside down underwater when i was in the bath
one day i pushed it down, let go, and it shot up and smacked me in the face

>>212792883
>jug to wash hair
nigga did you grow up in africa

>>212793082
no my dad is just cheap and the house was old

>>212793122
Good morning saar
cow urine jug very good blessing for hair

>>212767470
Gollum could do it.

>>212791630
Laws are made to be broken.

>>212761373
amazing sar! how did he do this?!