DigitalWaffle
126742
1995
64
Dec 22, 2017 6:22 AM
DigitalWaffle
126742
1995
64
bingbaddaboom2000
What is surface tension consist of??? Any takers? No fair looking it up.
mrsanf
Works with 1ct, 2ct, 5ct, 10ct, 20ct and 50ct reliably. 1€ is a bit mor difficult.
BlankMage
I'm sure the grass is always greener, and they're talking about American pennies being virtually indestructible.
InvolentaryYoga
You can also cut it in half with a good pair of scissors
duckAdhesive
That's priceless
MercuryGreen
A 1-yen coin is made out of 100% aluminum. So, yea.
MrGoober91
neversawitcoming
Is that Flint water
TaintToucher
Is that michigan water?
CoryBernardi
I did that with my bitcoins... they're so inflated they float now.
jcro21
Check it again ;)
370zSteve
So. A bitcoin won’t even break the tension in a thread full of imgurians.
TheActualDonKnotts
And now your drink is full of hepatitis.
secretagentdoubleobeaver
Money is disgusting. I wouldn't put it in my drink
kakavko2121
:D nice man
inyourheadunderyourskin
A mug of mustard*
BrockEffingSamson
Wikipedia says 100% aluminum.
MagicalTimelord
https://youtu.be/kJlRnCed0bY it’s real.
floppysocks6776
Water from Flint, MI?
NotWrenP
That's honey god damn it.
yuu101
Aluminum 1g Japanese 1yen
nanyatenyaa
Light and heavy have nothing to do with it. It's a matter of density.
notashill
Looking for this
xBrightEyed
Must be hard to make a wish.
GreetTheReaper
Really underrated comment :D
BlackWolfLeon
Well. It is water. The inside of the mug is yellow.
TatersWhatsTatersPrecious
the meniscus is one of the only things I remember from middle school science class
XxVoidCowboyxX
i wouldnt even bother to keep it on me just throw it away its almost worthless anyway
CheeseborgarSoop
Is this real? Can someone in Japan test it?
eatened
Yep, used to do this with .50 CZK before they were discontinued.
Kad3sh
Yea did this, flicked one into a "wishing fountain" and it just landed on the water surface and floated. . Wish - DENIED! :(
LacquerHead
It's real. It works because the air gets trapped in between the aluminium coin and the water, creating an air bubble. You have to put it 1/2
eatened
Trapped air has nothing to do with it.
LacquerHead
down very gently, though, since otherwise the surface tension would break and no air bubble would be able to form.
Ohyeahbeans
What about thos beans?
bigdix69420
Bushs beans?
Ohyeahbeans
Oh yeah
Ohyeahbeans
Thos. Bens.
greenstairs
They need to wait until 100 yen equals 1 penny then they can have normally priced stuff again
SINisterWyvern
If one yen was equal to 1 penny then $1 = 100¢ = 100円. They just don't change into a new currency type at 100 like we do.
SINisterWyvern
While there I just approximated prices to dollars by cutting 2 zeros
SadLittleWizard
1 JPY currently equals a dime currently
AccountCreatedToUpvoteDogs
You're off by a decimal place. $0.0088
tomyironmane
shush, I have a huge sack of yennies, I was about to make out.
theHitchenator
In my experience the people who brag about having a huge sack usually don’t.
tomyironmane
It's hardly my fault you have horrible taste in men.
314159265358979323846264338327950288419716939937510582097494
That doesn't look like water but yeah the yennies feel like toy money.
MagicalTimelord
https://youtu.be/kJlRnCed0bY it’s water.
Cerydwen
I think it's just the colour of the inside of the mug that makes it look weird
Lesbiansass
Look like overbrewed tea in a dark mug I think
Koshunae
Or coffee with creamer
YourMoosieFate
No one calls them yennies...
Welshie20
I do
Sporkeldee
Was stationed in Okinawa for six years. It’s American military slang for them that has permeated into regular speech of local nationals.
YourMoosieFate
I'm so my years in Tokyo. The only time I hear that is by people online who have only visited for a few days. Didn't know it was catching on
Sporkeldee
I was there back in 2008. Not old, but certainly not the newest phrase.
Thegodsofimgur
That's not money that's glorified plastic
Etherica
Wait till you see the glorified paper that’s worth 10,000 of these glorified plastics
WeAllLiveInAUserSubmarine
Do... Do you think the metal is the value?
imgurcommocrugmi
You just described money.
RemarkablyRegularRob
imgurcommocrugmi
Perfect reaction.
tomyironmane
Aluminum, I think.
SINisterWyvern
correct
MercuryGreen
Yep.