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thaltek wrote:

.:SOULLESS:. wrote:

Magni wrote: That doesn't seem physically possible.

youd be surprised... high pressure pneumatic leaks...

fixed.....

thanks for the save, im tired...

hydraulic leaks under pressure are deadly too...

.:SOULLESS:. wrote:

thaltek wrote:

.:SOULLESS:. wrote:

Magni wrote: That doesn't seem physically possible.

youd be surprised... high pressure pneumatic leaks...

fixed.....

thanks for the save, im tired...

hydraulic leaks under pressure are deadly too...

this is true..... anything under enough pressure can be deadly if you happen to be in its way....

i thought of something dirty with what you said thaltek

Dirge wrote:
i thought of something dirty with what you said thaltek

what do you mean by that...?
*is peeing on Dirge*

something veery dirty it envolves mud and stuff

Dirge wrote:something veery dirty it envolves mud and stuff

jello wrestling?

thaltek wrote:

.:SOULLESS:. wrote:

thaltek wrote:

.:SOULLESS:. wrote:

Magni wrote: That doesn't seem physically possible.

youd be surprised... high pressure pneumatic leaks...

fixed.....

thanks for the save, im tired...

hydraulic leaks under pressure are deadly too...

this is true..... anything under enough pressure can be deadly if you happen to be in its way....

There is a difference between being deadly and impaling. I feel like high pressure gases would sooner break bones than impale someone...unless they were super heated.

oh you'd be surprised... a pinhole leak in a high pressure hydraulic system can cut your head clean off...

Still not quite impaling... Unless someone was forced to stay in the direct path of the pressurized "gas" (stuff that's pressurized is a liquid), I think they would be thrown back out of the path/ripped in half from the force.

with a pinhole leak and under the forces im on about it's more like just cutting. the force in the fluids is so great, it cant translate to the kinetic energy required onto the subject to cause tearing/thrashing or to blow them out of the way. its amazing to think that this also can happen in a leak so small you cant see the leak if youre not paying attention...

Magni wrote:Still not quite impaling... Unless someone was forced to stay in the direct path of the pressurized "gas" (stuff that's pressurized is a liquid), I think they would be thrown back out of the path/ripped in half from the force.

under enough pressure water behaves like steel as in solid steel.....

splash mercury at some1 and it will not feel like they are getting splashed by water

under enormous focused pressure water can cut steel as easily as a laser. Seen videos of it and it's kinda scary

cos water isnt exactly easily compressed... if you can do it at all...