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1675 + 10km/h
1675 + 100km/h
1675km/h
Turns out that 1675km/h is the magic number, anything above that is dangerous
I'm a leading scientist on speed, and this is the answer.
They let scientists do drugs?
Who do you think invents the drugs?
Can confirm. Heisenberg invented meth, saw a documentary about it.
Yeah, but they make them race so you can tell who's high
Well maybe we should just turn the roller coasters around and go the other direction.
So 1675 - 100 = 1575 km/h?
I remember learning that before the invention of the locomotive, people thought that 30mph was some kind of barrier that the human body could not survive.
What the speed that earth travel around the sun? And the speed that our solar system rotate in milk way, and milk way speed around the universe? We need the exactly number
Congratulations. You are either a pink smear or pink mist, depending on which direction you end up going.
Does that mean that cars bend the space around them instead of moving and the speed numbers on them are fake?