Sorry to be that grammar police, but it’s actually “too”, not “to”. “🤓☝️” Goddamn y’all are so sensitive over me correcting something. Chill tf out it was a joke. My god I can’t even make a comment anymore without people going all crazy over something that I just said as a joke Edit 2: Bro chill tf out. This comment already corrected it. I’m not sure why everyone is attacking me JUST BECAUSE I CORRECTED ONE THING. Dude, Does everyone here just not like grammar or something? Can we not attack me for correcting something? My comment was a joke, im not sure why everyone is taking everything so serious because I just corrected a single word. Didn’t know that would cause a whole problem about it
For those who don’t understand, I am pretty sure he had his shin pads over his knees. Since fields are normally wet or slippery that is probably what happened.
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we’ll actually 🤓 one of the laws of motion is that an object in motion will stay in motion unless acted upon by an opposing force. i guess his momentum just carried him forward
@@hackerman1647the opposing force are the legs that’s touching the grass as he’s “driving” around. It’s called friction and at the very least, he should be slowing down, not staying at the same speed. Also, for him to be able to glide this far, this would mean that he either needed a lots of forward force or the grass/leg must be made of a material that exerts extremely little friction. Dude’s like a car driving around the field.
