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question	by andycap14	2002-08-26 09:43:56
I heard a George Carlin bit a second ago and it got me thinking. He was talking about new products, "...a yo-yo with 2,000 foot string, you use it at the Grand Canyon...", and such. My question is this: Do you think that the yo-yo would gain enough speed that by the time it reached the end of the string you would break or even lose your finger?
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Answer:	by wheresthefish	2002-08-26 09:48:23
Sure.	by nin_man	2002-08-26 09:55:05
16 feet/second squared?	by AdMan	2006-11-19 12:55:59
Is that like 9.8 m/s? (n/t)	by JPaganel	2002-08-26 11:00:28
9.98 m/sec squared	by AdMan	2002-08-26 11:10:08
Nope on all counts.	by flamebait	2002-08-26 12:01:47
Ah, someone with a sensible answer...	by IByte	2002-08-26 14:18:13
Answer #2:	by CartaMusica	2002-08-26 09:57:27
Trouble sleeping?	by andycap14	2002-08-26 10:01:31
The yoyo will have to outweigh the string for it	by pecosdave	2002-08-26 10:02:54
I'm thinking	by Ston	2002-08-26 11:00:10
but we would have to rely on the yoyo for the heat	by pecosdave	2002-08-26 11:05:28
So	by Ston	2002-08-26 12:18:17
I'm not that good,	by pecosdave	2002-08-26 12:53:31
what about the size of the coiled string?	by schneigl	2002-08-26 10:34:37
lol	by slayer	2002-08-26 10:36:50
Extension to that...	by imperito	2002-08-26 11:51:57
there was	by drdlord	2002-08-26 12:22:28
was just in popular mechanincs	by joecrouse	2002-08-26 22:05:28
grape vine	by Ursa Minor	2002-08-26 12:33:08
Not the only one	by The_Fool76	2002-08-26 12:46:45
Or for a strange twist..	by imperito	2002-08-26 13:25:02
Fountains of Paradise, Arthur C Clarke	by Blackbyrd2	2002-08-26 19:53:59

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