It’s 17 years since I last studied Physics, and while I was always a pretty competent scientist, it never really held my interest. Maybe I should’ve paid more attention to my teachers…and to Archimedes. This afternoon I found myself on the sofa with a full mug of soup, a large hunk of bread, and a desire to dip the latter deep into the former. Result? Soup everywhere.
Anyway, after cleaning myself off, I decided that there might be other people out there who could do with a bit of a crash course in basic Physics. With that in mind, I proudly present…
(Sinful) Sunday Science Experiments (Not For Kids): Displacement
Step 1
Take a glass and fill it with water.
Step 2
Find an object – ideally something large that you’re happy to get wet. Slowly insert it into the water, until it’s fully immersed.
Step 3
Observe the mess you’ve made. Try to remember what’s supposed to happen next.
Step 4
Clear up mess. Resolve not to give up the day job…
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Oh, and apparently this process also works well for post-sex clean-up.
(This week’s Sinful Sunday theme is ‘Black & White’, and let’s face it, all terrible textbooks should come complete with grainy, colour-drained images. I’ve included the originals alongside, per Molly’s request)
26 replies on “Sinful Sunday: Eureka!”
Lol. This made me giggle. At school we studied displacement with balls of plasticine. 🙂
now if physics had been explained like this in class, i would have paid even more attention…
LOL 😀 What would you have dipped in the water, though?
Oh for science classes to have been this ummm… hands on!
Mollyxxx
Yea, I would have paid a lot more attention! lol 🙂
xxPenny
Now that’s the sort of science lesson that would have grabbed my attention!!!
~Mia~ xx
This made me giggle… and at the same time it’s damn sexy!
Rebel xox
I agree – if textbooks had these sort of explanatory images, I might have been a doctor or sommat! A* for Mr A 😀 x x
This is not how I was taught physics, even at Uni. For shame.
Great pics. You made me LOL.
I have no idea what the response to someone’s penis in a glass of water is. They don’t teach that in school either!
ow ow ow ow hurts to laugh!
ohhhhh can’t stop giggling!!!
i adore you!
and as a mother of 3 boys, who says this isnt for kids hahaha
i could just seem them doing this
damn, can’t stop laughing
Hehe, I’ve always loved science, I think a few more people will have found a new appreciation for it today. Wonderfully fun images
It’s one way to “measure” penis size … “he had a cock so big, it flooded Classroom T2!” 😉
I’m sure sexy science could catch on!
Science can be fun!
Haha, this made me laugh. And what is the volume of your cock?
I don’t know – clearly I need an assistant here when I perform the experiment, to measure that for me! Or you could make it your question for my Q&A post, and then I suppose I’d HAVE to calculate it!
Oo, unless the question was just ‘how much mess does my cock make?’, in which case I’m sure there’s more than one willing would-be assistant here to help measure. *Holds up beaker*
This made me laugh as well. Well done.
This made me giggle so much. They say that the secret to teaching is to really engage people’s attention. Brilliant.
This made me laugh….if only school was this much fun!
I think we just found out what you can do until your laptop is fixed. Dunk that dick!
Åsa x
Science experiment, or trying to think of a cover up for your penis beaker? x
Bonus points for being original with your pictures. I don’t believe I’ve ever seen anyone put their pecker in a glass for science. All of the pictures are nice and I can’t pick a favorite.
LOL
Thank you for the imaginative physics lesson! wish I could have had that in my original textbook 🙂
~Kazi xxx
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