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DIVIDE BY 0.0000000001
*phew* that was close
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  1. mags says:

    I honestly can’t think of a comment that isn’t Buffy-related.

  2. ... says:

    I HATE BLUE SHELLS

  3. Where is the photo from? It seems too awesome to be a composite, but is it?

  4. timbenzidrene says:

    Man, if they could smooth out the edges of that pit, they could make the ultimate coin vortex – you know, the kind you see in malls that make the coin roll around faster and faster and then disappear down the hole?
    Just think – 14 hours after launching a quarter, it hits the bottom going a gagillion miles per hour!! (Hmmm……with something that size, maybe build a NASCAR track – the end of the race would be kick-ass!)

    • Hello says:

      They would go at the speed of light

      • spotter says:

        No they wouldn’t. But could come close. But at some point they would meld because of air friction heat

        • II says:

          The sheer amount of stupidity in these posts annoys me.

        • Anna Rexia says:

          The tires would melt long before the rest. Kinda hard to continue like that, yaknow.

          • Donald Zerli, expert at eveything says:

            As the coin approached the speed of light, it would increase in mass, becoming a black hole within the pit. The world would then disappear into its own navel, sort of.

            • Scott says:

              As the speed of the coin increased, so would the mass of the coin as Mr. “Expert at everthing” says, however this would limit the coin from attaining any sort of incredable velocity because as the mass of the coin increases, the amount of energy required to move the coin also increases. Gravity is the only thing driving this process, and gravity is a surprisingly weak force. (ever jump off the ground? Congradulations you just overcame the force of gravity.) As black holes are so massive that they absorb light itself, and faster than light travel is impossible in this dimension, it is physically impossible for the coin to become a black hole. The coin is also subject to it’s own terminal velocity and the forces of friction, further limiting it’s ability to gain any sort of significant speed, regardless of the distance it traveled. Furthermore the small diamiter of the coin means that while the coin itself would be rotating extreemly fast, the actual distance that the coin covered per rotation would be very small, further inhibiting it’s ability to attain any significant velocity. You should probably read a book or two about physics and fluid dynamics before claiming to be an “expert at everything” Donald.

              P.S. Yes, you’re correct, I wrote this just to be a jerk to somone I’ve never met. Have a nice day :-)

            • Duct Taped Goat says:

              A black hole is defined as anything that consumes energy continually, and seeing as how the coin isn’t consuming any energy whatsoever, you fail. C’mon, the hole isn’t even a black hole by definition!

              See, what would be a black hole, would be Donald Zerli. You continually consumes energy without ever putting any back into the universe.

        • your dad says:

          you are too stupid

        • Willian says:

          This gives me an idea. Instead of buildinga particle collisor, they could just drop they from the edge of it! I think in this manner, we could get a really big bang on the bottom of it.

    • Mr. Wolf says:

      That coin would probably melt half way down …

      • chuck norris says:

        no, i would steal it before it happen

        • AGenius says:

          Actually, a coin’s terminal velocity is about 60fps, so it wouldn’t go faster than that unaided. And no, the fact that it’s in an enormous swirly thing does not count as something that would make it go faster.

    • Mr. Meh says:

      Sod that, if they smooth it out & make really big bowls they could use that as an epic ride :D

    • 5kidswdisabilities says:

      LOVE this idea! Think of the money they could make!!!
      Lindsey Petersen
      http://5kidswdisabilities.wordpress.com

    • WUT says:

      finally make nascar interesting

  5. paintedgrommit says:

    the coin wouldnt melt it would reach terminal velocity and stop increasing in speed and then it would just be boring

    • timbenzidrene says:

      OK, OK Capt Buzzkill….How about this??????
      They build a few concrete disks, oh say, 10 stories tall and 20 feet thick – then build a contraption to launch them opposite directions. If they do it just right, there would be a spectacular crash at the bottom.

      If we’re going to alleviate boredom using unrealistic scenarios, we might as well do it right.

  6. Congratulations on taking an old, unfunny meme and making it even more unfunny.

  7. txus1001 says:

    ammm… Guys… I really… REALLY don´t f***ing get this ++

    • The older than dirt joke is that you will supposedly make the universe implode if you try and divide a number by zero. If you do this on a calculator you will get an error, because you cannot divide by zero. This “joke” I guess “almost” divides by zero… so I guess that’s suppose to be funny.

      • II says:

        Ollie is angry.

        I would be too if my name was Ollie.

        I love Ollie.

      • Emma says:

        I do appreciate that unintended pun at the beginning of your comment,
        but look hon,
        you cannot “almost” devide by zero.
        you may almost devide by zero,
        but please do not put quotation marks around the word when it is not needed?
        or the world may implode…
        trrust me, it has happened before.

        • Donald Zerli, spelling nazi says:

          An astute observation.

          Too bad this person doesn’t know how to spell “divide”.

          • Donald Zerli, spelling nazi says:

            And who doesn’t know the definition of the word “pun”:

            Main Entry: 1pun
            Pronunciation: \ˈpən\
            Function: noun
            Etymology: perhaps from Italian puntiglio fine point, quibble — more at punctilio
            Date: 1662

            : the usually humorous use of a word in such a way as to suggest two or more of its meanings or the meaning of another word similar in sound

      • Anna Rexia says:

        Admit it. You are terrified by mathematics and humour, and when someone combines the two, you wet yourself.

  8. Metalmeltdown says:

    math fail….and old as crap joke

  9. James says:

    *Uses Typhon Summon*
    whoosh!
    *blows away last digit!*
    …makes it-”DIVIDE BY ZERO!

  10. Dr Techie says:

    Real or shopped? If real, where?

    • Skyfire says:

      That’s the Mir open pit diamond mine in Mirny, Russia.

      • Donald Zerli, spelling nazi says:

        Hey, there’s water in the bottom…a fair amount of it.

        This would make a spectacular ice skating rink when frozen. In Russia this would be most of the time.

        • Zoffix Znet says:

          Russia frozen most of the time is as true as ignorant morons such as you comprising the entire population of the United States.

          • Donald Zerli, who just wants to be helpful says:

            Mirny is in the Sakha Republic.

            From Wikipedia:
            Sakha is known for its climate extremes, with the Verkhoyansk Range being the coldest area in the northern hemisphere. The Northern Hemisphere’s Pole of Cold is at Verkhoyansk, where the temperatures reached as low as −67.8 °C (−90 °F) in 1892, and at Oymyakon, where the temperatures reached as low as −67.7 °C (−89.9 °F) in 1933.

            * Average January temperature: −28 °C (−18.4 °F) (coast) to −47 °C (−52.6 °F) (Pole of Cold).
            * Average July temperature: +2 °C (35.6 °F) (coast) to +19 °C (66.2 °F) (central parts).

          • locus says:

            Russia doesn’t need to be frozen most of the time for America to be full of ignorant morons..

        • Derkaderka says:

          ‘Hey, there’s water in the bottom… a fair amount of it.’

          THATS WHAT SHE SED! :D lol

  11. Joo says:

    WHERE IS THIS?

    I want to wiki it and read the article like the good nerd that I am.

  12. Xenon says:

    See, dividing by .0000000000001 or whatever is equivalent to multiplying by about a billion or so.

    So if you took all the money I have in my pocket–and divided by .0000000000001(or whatever)–you would roughly get the current US deficit!

    Isn’t math fun?

  13. Tim says:

    Mirny Diamond Mine, Russia

  14. Neal says:

    Its real, if you look at what appears to be rings, that is actually roads for heavy equipment. It is a strip mine.

    • Lolzilla17 says:

      dun dun duun dn dn na na … strip… lol

    • Anna Rexia says:

      To put that into even greater perspective, each of those roads are able to handle two of those humongous dirt/ore haulers (one each direction). So, they’re at least 50 meters wide.

      I still wonder where all the dirt was taken to, and what they plan to do with the site when they feel they’ve reached maximum potential output of the mine. It would make for one hell of a lake.

  15. Lunartic says:

    I believe it’s actually a diamond mine, possibly near the town of Murni in Russia.

    http://incredimazing.com/page/Russian_Diamond_Mine

  16. Lunartic says:

    Oops. It’s Mirna, not Murni

  17. Lewis says:

    That reminds me of a horror manga named Uzumaki, by Junji Ito.

  18. brostav says:

    IF YOU DO DIVIDE BY ZERO THE NUMBER 8 looks like peter griffin stoned… 8|o

  19. mindmelda says:

    Waiting for a “This is SPARTA!” comment. Okay, I just made one.

    No wonder they say that mining is the most dangerous occupation. Scary looking workplace there.

  20. Mi says:

    Very big official-looking hole

  21. Colton says:

    Lol, you guys said hole. XD

  22. Rehash says:

    I don’t understand.

  23. Rehash says:

    I still don’t get it.

  24. Roger says:

    Dude, try typing that into your calculator, and see what happens. Oh, it’s just going to reduce the number by 1e-10, or 10 orders of magnitude. Significant, yes, but it’s not going to cause a giant f***ing hole to appear! Smashing protons together, now that’s there the s**t is at. Go to school please.

  25. Nipur says:

    I think it’s a new Obama’s proyect.

  26. Ahrleen says:

    I really tried. I’m sorry. I don’t get it. :’(… I thought I was a math geek too…

    • NorthernTerror says:

      He divided by something that was *almost* zero, but not quite. that making it the close call.
      Dividing by 0 returns an undefined or infinity result, and happens sometimes in math-intensive rendering/modeling, resulting in program crashes, or corrupted/bizarre objects.

  27. tonic says:

    all of you math geniuses out there …. dividing by a small number gives a big number. example : 1/10^-2 = 1/0.01 = 100

  28. Avenger[K] says:

    I can’t believe I read every single comment… But yeah, I love divide by 0 jokes. =]

  29. that was wierd says:

    i read all the comments that moved from buffy to a coin rolling that turned to a black hole to crazy spartans kicking ppl to ur mothers official hole to ppl saying they have read all the comments from a divide by zero poster nice jop internet u make proud

  30. that was wierd says:

    ya forgot the internet is a country\nation thing

  31. God says:

    Y’know, last time I divided by zero it caused the Big Bang. Do you people REALLY want to risk it?

  32. Suddenly_Confused says:

    What a fail, it’s a gold (or silver, or iron, or…) mine!!!!!!!!!!!!! thinking of that, I could make a much prettier version out of the Martha Mine in Waihi, New Zealand XD XD XD

  33. Spanishmonkey says:

    You can all suck my balls ya boring f**ks!

  34. DeVaStAtOr says:

    S**t guys… don’t you see?
    that is the Earths anus!
    the Earths anus is in Russia :D

  35. Frazierkid2 says:

    I’m pretty sure that’s the sarlac from ROTJ.

  36. Nolsky says:

    Obviously its a quarry hence the paths. So heres my joke…
    What are they mining for, Lava?

    • Bear666 says:

      Diamonds, what else besides bling would deserve that big of a hole, Just wait for Pebble Creek to get to full capacity and instead of the best salmon fishery on Earth we can have a hole just like it in Alaska mining the gold to go with them.

  37. Furball says:

    Holy crap, it’s the Sarlacc! O.o

  38. Mart990 says:

    God’s latrine

  39. myself says:

    Whoever said this was the biggest hole in russia, has not met my girlfriend

  40. your dad says:

    You all f***ing suck

  41. boomshakah says:

    YOU f***ing suck!

  42. rampage says:

    C-C-COMBO BREAKER!!!!

  43. J2Rock says:

    17 Dollars?

  44. bwm1021 says:

    no, but you can have 16.9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999$


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