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DrThunder88
DOOP Secretary
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Magnetic field falls off as a function of the inverse of the distance between the objects squared (right)?
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Drippy_taco
Professor
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Anything with that many big words must be true.
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SexyOneEyeAlien
Crustacean
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I think it´s the head part, he don´t have his brain(CPU) in his stomach?
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meisterPOOP
Professor
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Originally posted by DrThunder88: Magnetic field falls off as a function of the inverse of the distance between the objects squared (right)? Either that or we've been Drafted!!!
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Kyle
Crustacean
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A Wizard did it!
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Nixorbo
UberMod
DOOP Secretary
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Dude, his head was definitely touching that huge thing, just look
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skylight
Crustacean
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Originally posted by Slavon: It doesn't depend of the part of the body. Look at "The series has landed", Amy catchs Bender with a giant magnet on his back.
I think it depends of the size. Look at the bow tie in "A flight to remember", or the metal goatee in "Bendless love". Those small items don't make him crazy. But the msgnets from Luna Park, Bendin' in the wind, etc. do. Do you remember the second episode about their trip to the moon? Fry buys a few magnets and t-shirts for "fools who buy thing for other fools ". Bender gets crazy of that small magnet. how do you explain this?
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skylight
Crustacean
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i know spaceman, but the point is, sometimes he did en sometimes he didn't.
in this situations he did: - a small magnet on his head (the series has landed) - a big magnet on his whole body (the series...)
in this situations he didn't: - a bow tie on his neck(A flight to remember) - on his door (The Cyber house rules) - a metal goatee on his head(Bendless love)
do anyone still see a rule in this?
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Alb
Crustacean
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Inhibition units problems may also depend on magnet orientation, not just power/distance^2.
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ReWinD
Poppler
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hello, i would like to know what song bender is singing when he get a magnet on his head. thx
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