>cow tipping was never actually a thing that existedWait a minute what? What other Mandela Effects are out there to discuss?
it was a fucking joke from boomers like a board stretcher
If you want to completely disregard the lived experience of thousands, go ahead, but don't expect to be taken seriously. You cannot erase the past through denial.
>>952009746Mandela effet ?In Paris there was an epidemy of guys putting GHB in girls' glasses in night clubs. So there were posters everywhere, for prevention. Drugstores were selling armrings (bracelets) to be able to test your drink for GHB. All the girls were scared. When a guy was alone, there was immediate suspicion.A few years later, it was revealed that not a single case of this ever happened.In my opinion, this panic probably came from the USA, as they always do.
>>952010238Board stretchers are real. They're also too big to fit in the back of a truck.
>>952009746>cow tippingDEBUNKED !!AI,Cows Don't Sleep Standing Up: This is the biggest flaw in the legend. Cows only doze lightly while standing and lie down to sleep deeply. You can't sneak up on a sleeping cow because it's not sleeping.Sheer Size and Strength: An average cow weighs over 1,400 pounds (635 kg). It is a massive, stable animal that can easily resist being pushed by a person. The Physics Don't Work: Scientific analysis has shown that tipping a stationary, non-resisting cow would require around 3,000 newtons (670 pounds-force) of force. This is the equivalent of over 4 people pushing at full strength
>>952010238>>952016866there is a real tool called a board stretcher, but it does not stretch solid wood.In professional flooring and woodworking, a board stretcher (more accurately called a flooring jack or board jack) is a heavy-duty metal tool used to: Close gaps: It uses a leverage system or a ratchet to push warped, uneven floorboards tightly together before you nail them down. Fit the final board: When you are laying a hardwood floor and get to the last row against the wall, you use this tool to pry and force the final board into place so it fits snugly.
>>952017317No, there's board stretchers that actually stretch boards. Factories that form wood use them. The wood needs to be boiled for a few hours first to make it pliable enough to be worked by the machine, then rollers compress and stretch the board to specific dimensions, usually this is a preprocessing step before the wood goes to other wood forming machines.
There is a scene I saw in the original run of Back to the Future that has been wiped from existenceIt's when Marty gets released from the trunk of the car. He's about to take off running to go help George. He sees on of the Starlighters has a joint. He grabs the joint, takes a huge hit, hands it back, and then takes off running. The nig is left holding the joint like what just happened. It got a big laugh in the theater.Years later, it's gone.
>>952017439wait wtfi swear i remember that too. only i remember seeing it on hbo after its theatre run.
>>952017349thanks, you proved AI is shit.
>>952017529AI will always be shit. Our goal is to make it as smart as a human. When was the last time you interacted with a human and walked away thinking "Wow! That person is so smart!"
>>952017543>"Wow! That person is so smart!"My philosophy teacher from prep school. The Marxist.
