watching you flail is always fun. child abuser? jesus man. do you think i have kids or something? unless ur mom skipped a pill and never told me about it and then raised the kid for 20+ years and, wait a second, couldnt be...



weak springs are similar to strong springs but not strong enough to spring strongly, only weakly.

following the logic here of that slinky garbage is truly painful to read. its like a daily gem of the o'reilly "tide comes in tide goes out u cant explain that" quote.

His uncle/father forgot to use a condom

over 40 mins to respond and that is the best you can come up with........oh boy, you are getting desperate

do springs have tension or not?

is a slinky a spring or not?

just curious as to your answers

Posting in thread full of idiots trying to convince other idiots of idiotic bullshit which attracts know it all's that are desperate to prove idiots wrong.


idiots will be idiots know it all's will never know it all wow

another quality jack post. you never disappoint.

thanks

A spring is a spring, a slink is not a spring so I guess that's what you dad gave you as a Christmas gift in a box labeled slinky.

Anxiously awaiting your breakthrough in the Auto industry when you tell them your brilliant deduction - they can replace all their springs with slinkys



This is why your an idiot, you just hear "tension" while the definition says CONSTANT tension and a spring acts as one continuous solid object throughout it entirety

A slinky does not have continuous tension throughout its entirety , the tension is transferred into each helical coil.

This is why we dont have slinky cars or slinky mattresses.

This post was edited by card_sultan on Mar 24 2017 08:02am

That's because at the time of your post, I was working. It's like super illegal for me to hop onto my phone while driving to type up responses to your retardation. Unlike the moon and the Earth and the sun, my life doesn't revolve around giving you prompt replies.



A slinky is a spring, no matter how hard you try to screw yourself into the ground denying it. Having a lesser degree of tension doesn't mean the tension isn't there. I mean really, are you denying that if you let go of one end of an extended slinky, it won't retract into its untensioned state?

Moron.

so a slinky doesn't have constant tension? or it has really weak constant tension?

maybe that weakness is the reason it requires a high fps camera to detect. just thinking out loud here