9 years
Planetary weight
OniGumo wrote:
I like this game
Butter on a pop tart wrote:
Here's a game...
Go through each of the planets, and determine your weight on that planet...
- If the weight is less than your earth weight, determine how many earth pounds you would have to gain to bring your other planet weight up to your current weight. Jot down that number.
If it's more than your current weight, good. Jot down that number.
List the numbers in order.
Set deadlines to gain to those numbers. Repeat.
So if I'm 175 pounds on earth:
I would need to weigh 194 to get up to 175 on Venus.
I would need to weigh 463 to get up to 175 on Mars.
I would need to weigh 465 to get up to 175 on Mercury.
I would need to weigh 198 to get up to 175 on Uranus.
I would weigh 186 on Saturn.
I would weigh 199 on Neptune.
I would weigh 442 on Jupiter.
In theory, a feeder could trick an unsuspecting feedee into this game. "Don't worry, most of the gains are pretty small...
"Let's see... you started at... 175.... you've passed 186... 194, 198, 199... your next goal looks like... 442!"
"Wait... what?!"
"Don't worry though, it only goes up to 463 and then 465 after that."
"Yeah, but..."
"Oh, hmm... you'd need to weigh 1059 pounds to be 175 moon pounds... that's... interesting..."
Here's a game...
Go through each of the planets, and determine your weight on that planet...
- If the weight is less than your earth weight, determine how many earth pounds you would have to gain to bring your other planet weight up to your current weight. Jot down that number.
If it's more than your current weight, good. Jot down that number.
List the numbers in order.
Set deadlines to gain to those numbers. Repeat.
So if I'm 175 pounds on earth:
I would need to weigh 194 to get up to 175 on Venus.
I would need to weigh 463 to get up to 175 on Mars.
I would need to weigh 465 to get up to 175 on Mercury.
I would need to weigh 198 to get up to 175 on Uranus.
I would weigh 186 on Saturn.
I would weigh 199 on Neptune.
I would weigh 442 on Jupiter.
In theory, a feeder could trick an unsuspecting feedee into this game. "Don't worry, most of the gains are pretty small...
"Let's see... you started at... 175.... you've passed 186... 194, 198, 199... your next goal looks like... 442!"
"Wait... what?!"
"Don't worry though, it only goes up to 463 and then 465 after that."
"Yeah, but..."
"Oh, hmm... you'd need to weigh 1059 pounds to be 175 moon pounds... that's... interesting..."
I like this game
Sure about that? Jupiter would have 580 lbs up to 1470, and the Moon would take that up to 3500 or so...
9 years
Planetary weight
Butter on a pop tart wrote:
Sure about that? Jupiter would have 580 lbs up to 1470, and the Moon would take that up to 3500 or so...
OniGumo wrote:
I like this game
Butter on a pop tart wrote:
Here's a game...
Go through each of the planets, and determine your weight on that planet...
- If the weight is less than your earth weight, determine how many earth pounds you would have to gain to bring your other planet weight up to your current weight. Jot down that number.
If it's more than your current weight, good. Jot down that number.
List the numbers in order.
Set deadlines to gain to those numbers. Repeat.
So if I'm 175 pounds on earth:
I would need to weigh 194 to get up to 175 on Venus.
I would need to weigh 463 to get up to 175 on Mars.
I would need to weigh 465 to get up to 175 on Mercury.
I would need to weigh 198 to get up to 175 on Uranus.
I would weigh 186 on Saturn.
I would weigh 199 on Neptune.
I would weigh 442 on Jupiter.
In theory, a feeder could trick an unsuspecting feedee into this game. "Don't worry, most of the gains are pretty small...
"Let's see... you started at... 175.... you've passed 186... 194, 198, 199... your next goal looks like... 442!"
"Wait... what?!"
"Don't worry though, it only goes up to 463 and then 465 after that."
"Yeah, but..."
"Oh, hmm... you'd need to weigh 1059 pounds to be 175 moon pounds... that's... interesting..."
Here's a game...
Go through each of the planets, and determine your weight on that planet...
- If the weight is less than your earth weight, determine how many earth pounds you would have to gain to bring your other planet weight up to your current weight. Jot down that number.
If it's more than your current weight, good. Jot down that number.
List the numbers in order.
Set deadlines to gain to those numbers. Repeat.
So if I'm 175 pounds on earth:
I would need to weigh 194 to get up to 175 on Venus.
I would need to weigh 463 to get up to 175 on Mars.
I would need to weigh 465 to get up to 175 on Mercury.
I would need to weigh 198 to get up to 175 on Uranus.
I would weigh 186 on Saturn.
I would weigh 199 on Neptune.
I would weigh 442 on Jupiter.
In theory, a feeder could trick an unsuspecting feedee into this game. "Don't worry, most of the gains are pretty small...
"Let's see... you started at... 175.... you've passed 186... 194, 198, 199... your next goal looks like... 442!"
"Wait... what?!"
"Don't worry though, it only goes up to 463 and then 465 after that."
"Yeah, but..."
"Oh, hmm... you'd need to weigh 1059 pounds to be 175 moon pounds... that's... interesting..."
I like this game
Sure about that? Jupiter would have 580 lbs up to 1470, and the Moon would take that up to 3500 or so...
I can handle it *pats belly* Bring it on.
9 years