r/maybemaybemaybe • u/TechnicalRooster1580 • 28m ago

Maybe maybe maybe

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u/vxarctic 23m ago

It still over flowed when they reached in to get it tho.

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u/BikeProblemGuy 3m ago

Probably needed a bigger jar or get the orange higher. Tiny kid hands displace less water, so the water level has to be near the top to stop them reaching the orange. But it was so near the top the teacher's hand could barely get in before it spilled.

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u/jonathansj 18m ago

😂😂😂

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u/Remy_Jardin 25m ago

HE'S A WITCH!!

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u/powerhouse465 23m ago

Burn him!

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u/PurpleToedUnicorn 19m ago

See if he floats!

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u/carpeutah 22m ago

BUILD A BRIDGE OUT OF HIM

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u/powerhouse465 21m ago

Ah, but couldn't you build a bridge out of wood?

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u/Im_A_Fuckin_Liar 8m ago

Why a spoon, cousin? Why not an ax?

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u/Blackboard_Monitor 17m ago

I love practical science demonstrations, it makes it visible for the kids and they'll remember that.

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u/asdsav 22m ago

Splashed some water at the end

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u/karenftx1 17m ago

Girl in pink was stunned

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u/akhatten 12m ago

This sub is better at black magic fuckery than r/blackmagicfuckery

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u/Prophesy88 7m ago

Vortex

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u/Familiar_Joke399 6m ago

I've seen through your tricks you false witch

https://giphy.com/gifs/xT1R9zrl5BqZG6mmgo

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u/-Invalid_Selection- 5m ago

I wonder what grade they're doing this in? It would be fun to teach this trick to my kid before his own grade does it, so he can show them up.

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u/SabbyFox 3m ago

“You can do magic…”

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u/cortney-simonis-9072 25m ago

but why

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u/sevargmas 22m ago

Unpeeled orange floats. Peeled orange sinks. Demonstrates buoyancy. I guess stirring the water demonstrates something with currents. More importantly, look at how much fun the kids are having while learning something. That’s why.