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1. Aloe
2. Mechanical calculator
3. Zippo Lighter
4. The inside of a container ship
5. The inside of a chicken noodle and vegetable stew
6. A Lufthansa plane cut in half
7. A cannon camera and lens cut in half
8. A Jawbreaker
9. Key turning lock
10. A rotary engine
11. Grandes cut in half
12. CT scan machine
13. A Bowling ball
14. 2014 Range Rover
15. A Tube of toothpaste
16. Photocopier
17. Ramen
18. A baseball
18. A baseball
19. 15 different bullets cut in half
20. Many types of cables
21. A hockey helmet and a football helmet
22. Lego
23. Half of a pyritized ammonite
24. The inside of a piece of Okra
25. An eight ball
26. A motorcycle helmet
27. An iPhone
28. A Pinata
29. A human heart
30. An old pair of Nikes
31. A corn dog and ice cream
32.The inside of a tree
33. A stuffed turkey -- Happy Thanksgiving!
34. A range and oven, with ham and veggies cooking
35. Nissan GTR
36. A gas station
37. A watch – pretty impressive
38. The inside of a cabbage
39. An old Gameboy game
40. The original Macintosh
41. A chainsaw motor
comcastintern
watches have always perplexed me with how intricate they are, and 98% of people dont have a clue
bigfoot6
Baseball is in here twice
pablopicassshole
I'll aloe it
ISayFuckAllTheTime
Get down! Grande!!
Definitelyanaccount
I read this like it was an interdimemsional cable show from Rick and Morty.
UncomfortableAnswers
TWO BROTHERS
lecrinkle
No offense, but I'm pretty sure the side of a bowl of soup looks just like the top.
Svartsinn
Wow never seen a tree cut in half before! Or a cabbage!! Great stuff!
tyrfin
Almost none of these are cut in HALF.
pistolpeteee
I believe cross section is the word OP is looking for
UnnecessaryAnusJokes
The jawbreaker pissed me off the most. SO close to the centre/being a perfect quarter.
bothofme
People with trypophobia are probably trying to find their happy place right now.
meagan1230
HAha the lego
petsi
I know right? Made me want to dissect a Lego. Haha
Slothity
4. Looks like the set of a Wes Anderson movie
thornvictim
The orka disturbed me
TheRealDurdan
I don't think it was quite trypophobia
DicksonYoMouth
Super cool cross sections
MissSpelledTattoo
Stephen Biesty!
WetAssOpposum
♻️♻️♻️♻️♻️♻️♻️
B4nGziLL4
18. a baseball
stevetehpirate
Repost?
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ByThePowerOfSCIENCE
There are two halves, duh.
politelydisagreeing
Most of the ones that say in half are not actually halves.
meagan1230
HAha the lego
iJudgePeopleForALiving
OP's mom: https://s-media-cache-ak0.pinimg.com/736x/95/8d/fd/958dfdf4d78a543d659703c9d86a270a.jpg
YourMomJokes
*after penetration
BlazeSaber
Why is there a robots head in Bowling balls?
WasThatAFartOrAShart
Someone lost their golf ball a few years back in #33.
DoomNewfie
I thought that's what that was. A bit surprised at the lack of comments on it.
AttackEyebrows
But that's a turkey
WasThatAFartOrAShart
I was linking to image #33, which is number 32. Image links don't work on mobile. The two #18's threw off the image linking.
B4nGziLL4
18. a baseball
Pointlesscommentary
Here take 1/2 an upvote.
GodEmperorOfImgur
Okay, so just a question here, why is the bowling ball not just a sphere? What's with that thing inside, I assume gyroscopic stabilizer?
theirrisponsiblecaptain
It's a weighed mass to compensate for the holes drilled in one side of the ball.
sweggergoat
From what I've read, the core sets the overall weight, spin speed and curve of the ball
Ispentthelastfewyearsbuildingupanimmunitytoiocanepowder
its a metal...more dense...my guess is for different weights? otherwise they'd all weigh the same?
Nomtombouts
Commenting for later
GodEmperorOfImgur
Apparently, it's a counterweight to the holes drilled into the ball.
crazydaisy13
Same
GodEmperorOfImgur
Apparently, it's a counterweight to the holes drilled into the ball.
FrustratedBluffing
I remember seeing something about this (maybe a How it's made episode?) and it saying it causes gyroscopic procession and spin (maybe?)
FrustratedBluffing
That could be completely wrong, google it.
busstamove14
Praise Helix.
IGuessThatAnswersMyQuestion
Gotcha fam
LeaRae90
I would really like a skeleton watch.
ImDyslexicSoWhat
Wait a minute, theres a battery in game boy games.?
woodjoiner
do I need to worry about my saved games being lost when the battery dies?
BaldBandit
Yes. The Gameboy chip relies on the current produced by the battery to store data.
misskitana
Yes and you can sometimes fix old games by opening them up and replacing them!
CoolHandLurk
What does the inside of an atom look like?
robmom
DON'T DO IT!
LordFreezer
It depends when you look, maybe something maybe nothing.
DustyBozangas
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HungryFishingMan
Linda
Sociallyantisocal
Good question, lets find ou-.......nice try
Absurdistan
Like this https://github.com/atom/atom
ItsTime4it
http://www.infoplease.com/images/ency157atostr001.jpg
mecubby
.
uhhhnick
pretty Quarky
BingoNightandmemories
I heard the Japanese know...
BaldBandit
Let's take a lo- http://imgur.com/GrcFdxS
SomewhatAsian
Then America drop 2 of them in Japan.
HD2composer
Pointlesscommentary
Lol perfect.
ScrapDaddy
Wait a minute, what was the blue thing inside the tree?
DoomNewfie
Golf ball. The blue bit would be its core.
ScrapDaddy
Thanks
DoomNewfie
You are quite welcome.
MahlonPatterson
That's how they harvest colored pencils. Duh!
MorelikestanDARSH
Since when do game boy cartridges have their own batteries!? Never knew..
CarwashRoad
Always. The original pokemon games batteries died out years ago I believe. So all saved data is kaput
MorelikestanDARSH
I was just always under the impression the games were powered from the batteries in the gameboy whilst connected.
CarwashRoad
Yeah that's what I thought as well, but apparently not. I got that information from somebody else on this site...
FrozenHydrogen
They are, the battery only keeps the saves alive
FrozenHydrogen
They are, the battery only keeps the saves alive
Zigor22
i dont understand the bowling ball one...
Stuebydoo
Zigor22
ive done that to my friends using ketchup. very funny.
bereafireman
Weight. The metal makes it heavier/lighter.
Zigor22
but why is it oddly shaped? i was thinking maybe it was a gyroscopic stabilizer or something.
bereafireman
Better mass distribution- makes it smoother, less wobbly, less bouncy, etc.
Zigor22
huh. id figure a metal ball of different sizes (to change weight) would be more "even".
theirrisponsiblecaptain
The holes for your fingers make it uneven. The shape compensates for that.
Zigor22
im not sure if youre joking, cuz science is surprising.