Impact Plus Presents Code Red

[WHolla09]

Eventhough I don’t really care about thumbtacks and super hardcore wrestling anymore, why do they use legos? Are racks banned in NY? They should just call them blocks. Legos sound corny lol. Overall, decent show. With impact, I don’t expect much anymore

 

[Lucha Vandross]

Might give this a go if they’re gonna keep working in my HOG folk like Ken Broadway

 

[krackdagawd]

Eventhough I don’t really care about thumbtacks and super hardcore wrestling anymore, why do they use legos? Are racks banned in NY? They should just call them blocks. Legos sound corny lol. Overall, decent show. With impact, I don’t expect much anymore

I'm assuming you don't have kids, stepping on some legos at 3am in the kitchen

 

[The Intergalactic Koala]

I'm assuming you don't have kids, stepping on some legos at 3am in the kitchen

Try stepping on one and it made your feet bleed.

 

[The Intergalactic Koala]

Eventhough I don’t really care about thumbtacks and super hardcore wrestling anymore, why do they use legos? Are racks banned in NY? They should just call them blocks. Legos sound corny lol. Overall, decent show. With impact, I don’t expect much anymore

In the experiment, the team used a standard 2×2 Lego brick and placed it onto a hydraulic ram. The ram pushes the brick upwards towards a metal plate with a load cell, which measures the force applied to the brick. The team set the machine to do its work automatically, so they could observe from a safe distance outside the room. After the ram was activated, the 2×2 brick managed to withstand an astonishing amount of force, finally giving in at 4,240 newtons, the equivalent of 950 pounds.
Read more: How Much Abuse Can a Single Lego Brick Take? | Smart News | Smithsonian
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