I Know This Is Gonna Get Locked MAD Fast But

[Melancholyyuga]

死にたい is correct form

[Yanderemenhera]

ik

[Bingus.4]

@Melancholyyuga perchance.. >< he'd look rlly cute asleep on my chest >.<

[Yanderemenhera]

@Bingus.4 thats so sweet

[Bingus.4]

@Yanderemenhera the day i get to see him we will >< <3

[Melancholyyuga]

Do u think im cute?

[A Former User]

[Yanderemenhera]

i wanna meet penywise, but he's too afraid of me to stop hiding in my sewer :'c

[A Former User]

no

[A Former User]

@Yanderemenhera so this is what your thinking about...?

[orbital]

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[A Former User]

Ooooo

[Bingus.4]

how many bagels would it take to fill up a Chase Bank? How many for 2 Chase Banks? How about 13 Chase Banks? Maybe even every Chase Bank?

[Yanderemenhera]

@KG3M0-DZARE i don't know how to respond but im ok...
im talking to a friend rn

[Yanderemenhera]

but uh yeah.... i am..

[pawthetic]

@orbital since when was cuddling intimate

[orbital]

@Bingus.4 assuming the bank is roughly 3000sqft with a ceiling height of 12ft, we get 36000 cubic feet. a typical bagel is around 4.5in diamater, and roughly 1.5in thick. converting to ft, diamiter is 0.375ft, with a thickness of 0.125ft. approximating a bagel is complex so to simplify, we'll insist its a cylinder. volume = pi x (radius)^2 x height = pi x (0.1875)^2 x 0.15 = roughly 0.0138 cubic feet per bagel. dividing the volume of the building, 36000 by 0.0138 is roughly 2,600,000 bagels

of course, this ignores the gaps between them, air space, and the interior layout, butroughly speaking 2.6-3 million per chase bank

kevin hart would have fun with this

[orbital]

@pawthetic dni please :blush:

[Yanderemenhera]

@orbital i mean, they do have a point

[Yanderemenhera]

but honestly, dni. ok. fair