Poll of the Day > How far does the breath really go?

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Soup_or_Science 06/14/21 8:09:35 PM #1:	Is it the oxygen displacing any non-oxygen upon exhale? Does it just disperse away quicker than that? Fall down? I just raise my shoulders right here Cause I can blow a cloud of vape farther than I breathe So if someone with a cloud of vape, can I say haha- now you have... wait the haha gives it away of course I could say haha, now you have nicotine but what if I had covid? Would they get covid? How far's the breath go in a cloud Why would it not be the portion of the non oxygen? It just kinda stretches and rolls up on itself, and one would I guess think shortly after initial dispersion, or a couple seconds or whatever, it's not like it's your breath pushing it anymore your breath already went away Right...? I want to know whether it did or not. Someone push me the visual demographics telepathically Now that I look at it, my usage of the term "went away" is not ... accurate or factual because we know stuff doesn't just "go away" it goes somewhere but anyway that's what we're discussing Oh, I just thought about it. I think it's like a ki blast that doesn't do anything - the blast is the cloud - and the cloud doesn't really carry the violent energy that builds up around the blast - and stuff... so it just falls or something but what do y'all know about it --- For more information, please press 1. Para Espanol, por favor presione dos <cite>Soup_or_Science posted [p:955012875] in How far do... [t:79513037]...</cite> <quote>Is it the oxygen displacing any non-oxygen upon exhale? Does it just disperse away quicker than that? Fall down? I just raise my shoulders right here Cause I can blow a cloud of vape farther than I breathe So if someone with a cloud of vape, can I say haha- now you have... wait the haha gives it away of course I could say haha, now you have nicotine but what if I had covid? Would they get covid? How far's the breath go in a cloud Why would it not be the portion of the non oxygen? It just kinda stretches and rolls up on itself, and one would I guess think shortly after initial dispersion, or a couple seconds or whatever, it's not like it's your breath pushing it anymore your breath already went away Right...? I want to know whether it did or not. Someone push me the visual demographics telepathically Now that I look at it, my usage of the term "went away" is not ... accurate or factual because we know stuff doesn't just "go away" it goes somewhere but anyway that's what we're discussing Oh, I just thought about it. I think it's like a ki blast that doesn't do anything - the blast is the cloud - and the cloud doesn't really carry the violent energy that builds up around the blast - and stuff... so it just falls or something but what do y'all know about it </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
wolfy42 06/14/21 8:16:01 PM #2:	Depends on air flow/wind etc, your breathe doesn't displaces the air, but moves through and mixes with it. There have been reports of people catching something airborn from another person at extreme distances, while others along the path to the person who caught it were fine. It's random. --- Tacobot 3000 "Saving the world from not having tacos." Friends don't make their friends die Hanz. Psychopathic friends do. <cite>wolfy42 posted [p:955013110] in How far do... [t:79513037]...</cite> <quote>Depends on air flow/wind etc, your breathe doesn't displaces the air, but moves through and mixes with it. There have been reports of people catching something airborn from another person at extreme distances, while others along the path to the person who caught it were fine. It's random. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Soup_or_Science 06/14/21 8:22:01 PM #3:	wolfy42 posted... Depends on air flow/wind etc, your breathe doesn't displaces the air, but moves through and mixes with it. There have been reports of people catching something airborn from another person at extreme distances, while others along the path to the person who caught it were fine. It's random. Yeah it's weird man --- For more information, please press 1. Para Espanol, por favor presione dos <cite>Soup_or_Science posted [p:955013319] in How far do... [t:79513037]...</cite> <quote>wolfy42 posted... </cite> <quote>Depends on air flow/wind etc, your breathe doesn't displaces the air, but moves through and mixes with it. There have been reports of people catching something airborn from another person at extreme distances, while others along the path to the person who caught it were fine. It's random.</quote>Yeah it's weird man </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Mead 06/14/21 8:26:47 PM #4:	It can go up to 30 --- my resting temp can easily be in the 90's -Krazy_Kirby <cite>Mead posted [p:955013481] in How far do... [t:79513037]...</cite> <quote>It can go up to 30 </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Soup_or_Science 06/14/21 8:41:35 PM #5:	Mead posted... It can go up to 30 Bullshit Mead That sounds way too far there's no way it can go 30 --- For more information, please press 1. Para Espanol, por favor presione dos <cite>Soup_or_Science posted [p:955014029] in How far do... [t:79513037]...</cite> <quote>Mead posted... </cite> <quote>It can go up to 30</quote>Bullshit Mead That sounds way too far there's no way it can go 30 </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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