ITT we post funny pictures...

[plague_rider]

 

[Randyisgod15]

 

[Mutant]

Actually on a subatomic level it is possible to do that.

 

[TesticleMilkshake]

 

[NoSoup4you22]

 

[MetalMiller]

 

[Virgil.]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Orv9OJDUnWM&feature=player_embedded

Can't wait for this new Opeth album! Glad to hear Mikael doing growls again!

 

[AdamG94]

Actually on a subatomic level it is possible to do that.

At a molecular level.

 

[Mutant]

At a molecular level.

It depends on where we think most of the friction actually occurs in this case - between whole molecules or on the outskirts of individual atoms that make these molecules.

 

[Damphire]

It depends on where we think most of the friction actually occurs in this case - between whole molecules or on the outskirts of individual atoms that make these molecules.

Irrelevant, just freeze water into a solid enough sheet with a big staple already in it with both upper and lower parts outside the water and gently staple it into the tree with a hammer. It would work with a nail too (and better). Ice is still water just in a different state.

 

[DominikJW]

[...] gently staple it into the tree with a hammer.

Loved that part

 

[Mago]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Orv9OJDUnWM&feature=player_embedded

awesome, and I loled at the first comment
"I didn't know Ron Jeremy was so talented!"

 

[LeSedna]

It might work in zero gravity as well, but I'm not sure it's cohesive enough on a tree !

 

[LeSedna]

 

[Virgil.]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7t8HQQgF6Js

That looks like a chick with a short haircut from the beginning.

 

[LeSedna]

That looks like a chick with a short haircut from the beginning.

 

[AdamG94]

It depends on where we think most of the friction actually occurs in this case - between whole molecules or on the outskirts of individual atoms that make these molecules.

Actually, it would depend on the point of contact being a small section of the hydrogen bonded lattice that is somewhat present in water in it's liquid form, or the molecule of water being trapped by the surface of the staple. By saying it is on a sub-atomic level you are talking about the staple separating the nucleus of the individual hydrogen and oxygen atoms, splitting an atom... and that definitely doesn't happen.

 

[ArthurD]

LMAO:

 

[Atheist]

 

[James-Doolan]

http://youtu.be/OrtJyKOMGU0

The one add on australian TV which is actually not torture to watch!!