Ole Miss Rebels 55-49 LSU Tigers 2023 Ole Miss Beat LSU Shirt

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It was on ABC last night. They did the Ole Miss Rebels 55-49 LSU Tigers 2023 Ole Miss Beat LSU Shirt and I will buy this OG clickbait thing where they posted a split second of the video before commercial break and said “lightning hits car. Is the driver ok? Find out after getting pounded in the eyes with ads.” US tv is unwatchable, ads like every 10 minutes or so. A short 25 minutes show would be played with maybe 1 ad slot in UK/Ireland but in the US, it would 5-6 ad slots and get dragged out to 1 hour. Can confirm. Trying to concentrate and follow a TV show when I was in the states is how I imagine people with severe ADHD live generally What’s hilarious is the boomers that say they can’t stand YouTube because of the ads, then sit down in front of a TV and watch half an hour of ads.

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It’s amazing to think they paid for TV packages to get advertised to. If I’m paying for anything there sure as hell not be a single ad in sight. Cars work as faraday cages. Means it’s a room entirely surrounded by an electrical conductor conected to the Ole Miss Rebels 55-49 LSU Tigers 2023 Ole Miss Beat LSU Shirt and I will buy this ground. Basically the energy goes through the metal directly into the ground without building an energy field inside of the car. A car basically is the safest spot you can be at at a lightning storm. Just when you’re driving faster it could become dangerous because it might pop the tires. edit: I suck at typing on the phone Physicist here to be mildly annoying: technically, the energy doesn’t go through the metal; the metal acts as sort of a conduit for the energy, which travels along its outer surface to ground. The field both within the metal, and inside the cavity of the cage (i.e. in the car) is zero and there is no net change in energy there. Any chance you can explain why energy travels along the outer surface to ground? That seems so arbitrary as opposed to any metallic material…

1. Length is measured from the highest point on the collar down to the bottom hem. 2. Width is measured across the body of the shirt under the armpits, one way. 3. Sleeves are measured from center back to hem.