You know why the “W” doesn’t cast a shadow, don’t you? Please say you do. Please.
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The correct answer is magic, right?
‘Shopped.
Duh.
I think you mean religion, Brent. Baby Jesus makes all the cool stuff in the world happen…
Liz Lawley: Hah! That joke didn’t even occur to me.
From now on, “Where’s the W, cuh?” is my new greeting.
The W is a vampire. Wampire?
Yes I do.
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I think the red is just for Wilson and it is just like it isn’t there. Or else… Wilson is the name of the Leprechaun who stole the W and put it in his pot o’ gold?
FACT: The ‘W’ is simply painted onto the strings.
Your welcome.
simple, the w is painted onto the racket strings and nowhere else so all you see in the shadow is the strings, no w
Yes, I do. Sadly, when I show this at work, it will be considered magic by the primitive college graduates.
The “W” is just colored onto the white strings on the racquet. Held at an angle the W looks solid but is just colored areas on the strings.
I don’t want to live on a planet where people need an explanation for this.
@ Farnsworth…. feeling the same as you, rofl about your comment, but crying too….
I second myself, Farnsworth
CJ either has never played badminton, or is a moron. I say both are true.
Quite simply a case of wailien obduction, dude. Wuse your wead.
Does he think the W should cast an all-solid shadow or that the shadow of the string on the painted part should somehow be darker (which would happen if the strings were otherwise [partially] transparent).
其实就是拍子是染色的,肯定太阳照在上面没w的记号
agora a cor vermelha tem uma sombra diferente ??? … ainda há cada burro ….
The car dashboard has an endorsement deal from ProKennex, a rival racquet manufacturer.
Tch, tch. The “W” is in deep red. Chromatic aberration in the system gives it a different focal length. If the tennis racket were held at a different height above the imaging surface, one would see a sharply defined “W” and not the strings and frame.
The elegance of convoluted theory may not be sullied by empirical falsification. This iis trivially validated by string theory and SUSY predicting sheaves of hornswoggle immune to criticism. Were anybody to gainsay this perfect “double you,” I would add symmetry breakings to the ansatz, engage a see-saw mechanism, insert a penguin, then recalculate the divergence distance so it was not obtainable.
It is management’s task to displace discrete facts with overall ignorance. I now want my performance bonus, then more funding for further studies. National Security is at stake here.
He is a comedian!! haha =P
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37 replies on ““Where’s the W, cuh? #Trippy””
The correct answer is magic, right?
‘Shopped.
Duh.
I think you mean religion, Brent. Baby Jesus makes all the cool stuff in the world happen…
Liz Lawley: Hah! That joke didn’t even occur to me.
From now on, “Where’s the W, cuh?” is my new greeting.
The W is a vampire. Wampire?
Yes I do.
[…] Where indeed. Can you solve the mystery of the disappearing W, Neatoramanauts? Via Accordion Guy […]
I think the red is just for Wilson and it is just like it isn’t there. Or else… Wilson is the name of the Leprechaun who stole the W and put it in his pot o’ gold?
FACT: The ‘W’ is simply painted onto the strings.
Your welcome.
simple, the w is painted onto the racket strings and nowhere else so all you see in the shadow is the strings, no w
Yes, I do. Sadly, when I show this at work, it will be considered magic by the primitive college graduates.
The “W” is just colored onto the white strings on the racquet. Held at an angle the W looks solid but is just colored areas on the strings.
I don’t want to live on a planet where people need an explanation for this.
@ Farnsworth…. feeling the same as you, rofl about your comment, but crying too….
I second myself, Farnsworth
CJ either has never played badminton, or is a moron. I say both are true.
Quite simply a case of wailien obduction, dude. Wuse your wead.
Does he think the W should cast an all-solid shadow or that the shadow of the string on the painted part should somehow be darker (which would happen if the strings were otherwise [partially] transparent).
其实就是拍子是染色的,肯定太阳照在上面没w的记号
agora a cor vermelha tem uma sombra diferente ??? … ainda há cada burro ….
The car dashboard has an endorsement deal from ProKennex, a rival racquet manufacturer.
Tch, tch. The “W” is in deep red. Chromatic aberration in the system gives it a different focal length. If the tennis racket were held at a different height above the imaging surface, one would see a sharply defined “W” and not the strings and frame.
The elegance of convoluted theory may not be sullied by empirical falsification. This iis trivially validated by string theory and SUSY predicting sheaves of hornswoggle immune to criticism. Were anybody to gainsay this perfect “double you,” I would add symmetry breakings to the ansatz, engage a see-saw mechanism, insert a penguin, then recalculate the divergence distance so it was not obtainable.
It is management’s task to displace discrete facts with overall ignorance. I now want my performance bonus, then more funding for further studies. National Security is at stake here.
He is a comedian!! haha =P
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