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francis-bonnefoy-kirkland

asexual person in a haunted house: AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA OH MY GOD [pause] I guess you could say that…scared the fuck out of me

[everyone else in the haunted house looks directly into the camera like they’re on the office]

sciencings:
“ I call bullshit on this calling of bullshit.
There are 7.046 billion (7,046,000,000) people on the planet right now. That times three spiders per person gives 21138000000 spiders per year.
21138000000/365.4 = 57,848,932.7 spiders per...
sciencings

I call bullshit on this calling of bullshit.

There are 7.046 billion (7,046,000,000) people on the planet right now. That times three spiders per person gives 21138000000 spiders per year.

21138000000/365.4 = 57,848,932.7 spiders per day.

57,848,932.7/24 = 2,410,372.2 spiders per hour.

2,410,372.2/60 = 40172.9 spiders per minute.

40172.9/60 = 669.5 spiders per second.

 Now, obviously this is an unreasonable number of spiders to eat in the usual fashion! However, it is possible to make flour from insects, and consume your spiders that way.

Assume a spider weighs about 0.003 to 0.005 grams (which is the average weight of a spider, I am unsure whether Spiders Georg’s spiders are above, below, or at average). There are about 236.6 grams in one cup, which would mean that it would take approximately 78,866.7 spiders to make one cup of spider flour. A loaf of bread uses approximately 5 cups of flour, or 394,333.3 spiders. So this method would require him to consume 6 loaves of bread per hour.

Considering that the world record for eating one slice of bread is about 10 seconds, and there are 20-30 slices in one loaf of bread, at top speed it would take 200-300 seconds or between 3.3 and 5 minutes to eat one loaf.

Therefore, to eat his daily spider allotment would take Spiders Georg approximately 12 hours using this method. (6 loaves per hour * 24 hours per day= 144 loaves * 5 min per loaf = 720 minutes/60 min per hour)   Totally doable.

clcok

a study in 2012 asked teens how much time they spent on twitter and the most common answer was 3 hours a day. the same study was conducted in 1955 and the most common answer was “what”

  1. Bae: babe come over
  2. Me: I just put my bagel bites in the oven
  3. Bae: my parents aren't home
  4. Me: I literally just put them in the oven
earth-dad

Bae: babe come over Me: I just put my bagel bites in the oven Bae: my parents aren't home Me: I literally just put them in the oven

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