If you can find a way to block magnetic fields with a material that does not itself react to magnetic fields, I'll show you a perpetual motion machine.
But no such material exists. So its over.
But no such material exists. So its over.
Your house sounds like fun.Cougar wrote:
Take off your pants and position your self on a massuse table so as your cock is through the face hole. Then swing your twig and giggle berries around in a circular motion. If you have the mass, it will continue to swing in circles.
We call this the helicopter in my house.
Cock Helicopter=Perpetual Motion.
The rest of you are idiots. At this moment I have two cats hovering/spinning above the kitchen floor.DonFck wrote:
I'm holding on to my theory about the cat and the buttered bread being the keys for future energy sources..
Next thread=Chuckles wrote:
Really Fancy, I think you're trying to hard now. You can do better. One would hope.
Well, I'm glad I read through all the comments instead of just posting right away, like I was gonna, since I would not have otherwise known the following two things:DonFck wrote:
Get these parts:
-Bread
-Butter
-Cat
-Rope
-Steel pole (40"x1")
Theories implemented:
-Newtons law of gravity
-Laws of nature
-Murphys law
You know what to do..
Either that or a Duracell-bunny.
Impossible m8 sorry.Fancy_Pollux wrote:
First some background.
There is this guy at my work who is a physics geek and was the valedictorian of our high school. I'm pretty cool
with him. However, he is an idiot in that he totally underestimates my intelligence and physics ability.
He bet me a month's salary that I couldn't build a perpetual motion machine by September 1st.
It should be easy, but what are some sites to get me started? I did a google search and basically only got sites on the history of people building these machines throughout history, but no in-depth guides or anything.
Actually...PuckMercury wrote:
YEAH, and it's the Energizer bunny ...