i dont think that was a t-rex

Apr 9, 2022 9:04 PM

kingraid01

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I have been trying to buy one of those for 4 years

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I have a marlin 30/30 and a 35 and love them both. I also love this post. Take your upvote!

4 years ago | Likes 3 Dislikes 0

Tbh I love mine. Idk about a T-Rex, but there isnt much short of a grizzly I dont rate it for.

4 years ago | Likes 3 Dislikes 0

OG comic artist is known as srgrafo

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He posted that November 2nd

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Clever boy.

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thank you

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Sales on these shot up after that movie

4 years ago | Likes 1 Dislikes 0

Which one of these fb comments do I read??? Ooo maybe the one circled?!?!?!

4 years ago | Likes 1 Dislikes 0

Man, beating up children on halloween is the closest you can get to living in an rpg. Myriad monsters that drop random loot on defeat. Fun.

4 years ago | Likes 8 Dislikes 0

And you don't have to start off fighting crabs or whatever just to get to the level needed to farm them.

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On another news: I saw the first Jurassic Park movie around 2000s which was then 7 years out already. I thought it was old as fuck...

4 years ago | Likes 1 Dislikes 7

(2015 was 7 years ago...so there. Feel old yet?)

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yes

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Except he never shot a T-Rex and it did diddly shit against the I-Rex?

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A .50 BMG would probably work. Probably. .45-70? Nah.

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I'll stick with my everyday carry 2-bore rifle

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.950 JDJ or bust.

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Imma go with a .700 Nitro Express to be safe.

4 years ago | Likes 7 Dislikes 0

I mean you can hunt elephant with the 4570. Wouldn't be crazy to think a trex would be possible. Hard to tell without seeing the skin.

4 years ago | Likes 12 Dislikes 1

They’re weak spots are their tiny arms

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Always vote down gun gifs

4 years ago | Likes 4 Dislikes 0

fake.

4 years ago | Likes 1 Dislikes 5

Well I damn sure hope so, because otherwise that guy's murdered a kid.

4 years ago | Likes 2 Dislikes 0

Well yeah, the dinosaurs were cgi, duh

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"One morning, I shot an elephant in my pyjamas. How he got into my pyjamas I'll never know." - Captain Spaulding

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OMG MY USERNAME IS RELEVANT

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If any form of pleasure is exhibited report to me and it shall be prohibited/I put my foot down so shall it be/This is the land of the free

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- Groucho Marx*

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Yeah, got me all thinking about this motherfucker:

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*Captain Spaulding, played by Groucho Marx.

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THE AFRICAN EXPLORER!

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Did someone call me schnorrer?

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HOORAY, HOORAY, HOORAY!

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Forget the headshot. Everyone knows a T-Rex has a brain the size of a walnut.

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So chickens can take so much damage that cutting off their head isn't an instant kill. Now I'm picturing myself chased by headless dinos thx

4 years ago | Likes 3 Dislikes 1

Mike the Headless Chicken.

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It's not that they can take a lot of damage, it's that sometimes beheading one misses the brainstem. Any animal can last a bit if the

4 years ago | Likes 1 Dislikes 0

brainstem is left intact, though that's trickier depending on brain and skull shape.

4 years ago | Likes 1 Dislikes 0

You're thinking of stegosaurus. T-Rex had a brain a little smaller than a human's.

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During the time T-Rex was around, Stegosaurus had been extinct longer than T-Rex has currently been extinct.

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Yes, this is true. Not sure what it has to do with brain size, though.

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I was thinking dozens of millions of years of evolution explains larger average brain sizes among animals, but I suppose that's not a given.

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Encephalization really has little to do with that, though. Plenty of stego contemporaries with larger brains.

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Don't get the 'bucket of candy' reference tho. Mobile game?

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Lol I'm a 'bad comment' now. ? Ask a sincere question... lol

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??

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Halloween. It was a child wearing a T-rex costume, holding a bucket of candies from trick-or-treating. Dude shot a kid on Halloween.

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MVP! Thanks a bunch ? Dunno why I was down voted tho lol

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Some people get mad when someone wants clarification on a joke. Those people need to chill.

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Halloween...

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Thanks!

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Compared to an elephant, how much of a bigger bullet would a T-Rex need?

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Based on T-rex being earlier in evolution i would expect it to be more vulnerable to all kinds of attack, less time to evolve protection.

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There is a caliber called 577 tyrannosaur. Much better for trex than a 45-70.

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1) Depends on what your needs are. Rapid kill? Nothing person-portable short of a Carl Gustav will do the job. If you just want it to...

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2) die *eventually,* then a .50 caliber rifle loaded with those fancy Raufoss armor-piercing-high-explosive-incendiary rounds would do it.

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Much smaller than an elephant for sure.

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About the same, actually.

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According to A Sound Of Thunder by Ray Bradbury, you've got to shoot them in the eyes first to blind them, then aim for the brain.

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yes.

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When I hunt Tyrannosaurus I use bullets made of platinum, because if I used leaden ones his hide would surely flatten em'.

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Kind of surprised that no one has pointed out that any bullet will do considering they're all already dead.

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Tyrannosaurus Rex was roughly the size of a modern turkey. Far easier to have sex with than we previously imagined.

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Elephant skin is actually quite soft, I think a Trex would be closer to a Rhino's skin in thickness, but with armored plating like a croc

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Probably like six or seven bigger.

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A .177 caliber pellet fired @ Mach1 would probably do the trick. Size isnt everything. Or maybe a 3726 MPH slap to the face.

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Mach 1 is only the speed of sound. Most rounds travel faster than that. A .177 Reound at that speed would just annoy an elephant

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I have air rifles that push that speed with pellets beefier than .177, it wouldn't. Biggest game I'd go for with something like that...

4 years ago | Likes 2 Dislikes 0

...would be a fox, maybe a coyote if I didn't have a choice because it was going to eat my neighbor's dog.

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I remember the head of security for Jurassic Park mentioned taking down dinasours is a pain because they're practically armored monsters

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Just use a 700 nitro Express. That bitch will kill a building

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According to my interactive study guide by name of Dino Crisis, anything from a glock to RPG will do just fine. A shotgun is good to go!

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I'd assume a T-Rex is actually less bullet resistant than an elephant based on its build and elephant skin. Of course there's no way to know

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Have you seen an old colonial cannon ball?

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50 BMG would be more than enough. Other rounds with proper projectile type (e.g. 30-06) would do the job if you hit vitals.

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Same. Gun is rated for big African game. It would kill a dinosaur

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Depends on what the t-rex is chambered for.

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The Marlin in question is .45-70

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But what caliber is the trex

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8 ft, so 72,000 caliber?

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Didn't Tembo in lost world bring an elephant gun to bag the T-Rex

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I think anything that would kill an elephant would work on a T-Rex

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But what of a rhino, crocodile or hippopotamus?

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Good question. I think elephantshould are heavier

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I was going to ask that, but didn't want to be called out for being obviously wrong.

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What !?? That’s not the first time… I called you out on that repeatedly

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What about density of the skin/body and how deep inside are the vital organs?

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I would think so, but dinos fought eachother alot, some where armored

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I mean technically a single .22 would do both in if you can wait for lead poisoning and infection to do the rest...if we're being humane 1/2

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You'd need to line up a shot from the side and hit the lungs. Even boars can deflect a slug or high powered rifle round and prevent a 2/3

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Clean kill if you try for a head shot or hit their shoulder blades. To drop a charging T-rex is another story though. 3/3

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Don’t forget the Reptilian field of the T-Rex vs Mammalian field of Elephants, my guess is bullets don’t need more impact than elephants

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You mean birdian field?

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Yeah but compare elephant skin to like Saltwater Crocodile skin, and the latter has pretty hardy skin.

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Crocodile is also very much like a dinosaur— good contrast— don’t forget elephants also came from mammoths, both still newer than 65M years.

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Cock-ring T-Rex… Right?

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Skin isn't the main issue, it's dense bone deflecting the round from vitals. Shooting a boar from the front gets you gored.

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Give me something for the pain and let me die.

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a lot. you want something like a 20mm. you might really only get one shot and even if it can kill it, you want it dead now. not in 2 mins

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Lol no. They use 40-60 cal rifles on elephants, which is 10-15mm rounds. A 20mm wouldn't even be able to be carried theyre like 100lbs.

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I always bring my 76mm when I go T-Rex hunting. Never failed.

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Lol kill the t-rex that's on a Caribbean island while never leaving the states.

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That isn't really any different from the elephant you know.

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t rex is much bigger, could have something like rino skin. trex is a preadtor not a something that eats plant. risk is higher.

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You talked about how fast it needs to die, not how large it is. You will not survive an elephant stomping on you. That said, the elephant /1

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does have very tough, rather rhino-like skin and isn't that much smaller than the T. Rex (10 tons vs 14 tons for the largest).

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I have no idea how well protected were their vital organs. Nor if they had thick skin. Should ask a paleontologist :-)

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They're extinct after the opening of Jurassic Park.

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Fucking Amazon review usefulness right there

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The t stands for tank

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*open question on the internet, for anyone to answer* "idk. Ask someone else."

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They had to have thick skin because of all of the jokes about their arms

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We could probably extrapolate based on the flesh density of an ostrich and just scale up the thickness. Way beyond my pay grade though.

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It takes about 10 .303 caliber bullets to kill an emu. That's kinda like an ostrich. Not sure how to scale up either but it's a start

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10 bullets or one lucky swipe with a stout stick. To snap a da neck

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Explains why the Australians lost to them.

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You the type of guy to answer Amazon product questions with "I don't know". They're optional questions designed for those who know lol

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I'm hoping one of those Imgur Doctors will show up, and that we'll get lucky with a paleontology PhD instead of an MD.

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All these ah.... yeah friends I'd ask Ross.

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I don't think there are many paleontology MDs so we are safe

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I'm not a paleontologist, but I do use a time machine to hunt dinosaurs. And the answer is: Not any bigger. Modern reconstructions get the 1

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muscles entirely wrong. That said... they're also a LOT faster than modern books say, so you need to surprise them. 2/2

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Hardest part is sprinkling salt on their tail without them knowing.

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Confirmed

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Largest African elephant was 13’ tall @ shoulder & 24,000 lbs. Largest T-Rex was 12’ tall $@ shoulder & 19,000 lbs. …

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So any “elephant gun” cartridge would suffice to take down a T-Rex. The Marlin 1895 shown in .45-70 is too “light” for elephant …

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Makes sense. Owen's shots on the Indomitus Rex were completely ineffective

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The customized version in .50 Alaskan by WWG would have marginal power for the largest bull elephants. Your best cartridges for elephant

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start at the .458 Win Mag. .460 WBY, and .500, .577 & .600 Nitro Express all have adequate power for elephant. There’s ultra high-powered

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exotic cartridges such as the .700 NE, .585 Nyati, .577 T-Rex & .600 Overkill, but they are exceptionally brutal on the shooter.

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Not much, T. Rex wasn't much bigger than an African bull elephant.

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Reptiles are more resilient to gunshots because their blood flows slower, I don't know I'm full of s***

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.700 nitro express should do the trick..

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The elephant weighs 8000lbs, but the T Rex only ever got to 7000kg. Makes sense that they're the same size

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... huh?

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They are nowhere near the same size

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Well yeah... just odd phrasing in my sleep deprived brain.

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No, but we don't know how thick their skin was in comparison, or if I might have had osteoderms like other reptiles

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Or how thick the feathers were

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Wouldn't that show in fossils?

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Skin? That's extremely rare. Even calcified skin like osteoderms

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And 45-70 isn't really a good choice for elephant either as despite being large enough bullet, it's pretty marginal on energy ad penetration

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700 Nitro express would do the trick, unless it is a Spino since apperently not even a HE 50cal can bring those down (JP3 was so silly)

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Well, we have the skin of an ankylosaur preserved, so we could use that as extrapolation. ~3.3 mm is about max thickness for non-avian (1)

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dinosaurs according to the paper I found https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.1111/pala.12470

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Using an Ankylosaur, an armored dino, as a stand in for T-Rex doesn't really make much sense

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I’m American. How big is an African bull elephant in washing machines?

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About 30 Kelvin.

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842 Cheeseburgers

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Nearly 4 (elephant 130in washing machine 34in)

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At least one

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v

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In cars, it's 2 Toyota Camrys stacked.

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Ugh. Those are Japanese cars. Can you convert those units to hamburgers per bald eagle?

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Lifted F-150 over a lowered Mustang.

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End to end or top to bottom?

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Me Helpful: 8,000kg elephant, 75kg washing machine therefore about 106.66666 washing machines.

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100 washing machines and 2 browning hi powers, got it.

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I’m not really sure what “kg” means, but it feels like an assault on my American values.

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It means 1/75th of a washing machine's weight.

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Well yeah, but mass and volume are a bit different. Probably only like 90 washing machines in volume.

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So... like a tiny Optimus Prime?

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Volume largely irrelevant and/or misleading. Mass never lies.

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