baguettes, a tortilla will probably just flop to the ground.

Originally posted by salamander:

baguettes, a tortilla will probably just flop to the ground.

Fold it into a plane, or throw like a frisbee.

Baguette is better and more aerodynamicism.

Originally posted by Abaddon the Despoiler:

or throw like a frisbee.

This was my assumption.

Originally posted by Chaosolous:

Originally posted by Abaddon the Despoiler:

or throw like a frisbee.

This was my assumption.

maybe if it catches a nice gust of wind. tortillas are pretty light, so maybe it will just fly away like a plastic bag

Aerodynamics depends heavily upon the cross-sectional area perpendicular to the direction of travel.

"Frisbee" tortilla would be most aerodynamic.

"Parachute" tortilla would be least aerodynamic.

I was wondering; if a baguette is thrown as a spear/football, and a tortilla is thrown as a frisbee, which would fly further.

Originally posted by Chaosolous:

I was wondering; if a baguette is thrown as a spear, and a tortilla is thrown as a frisbee, which would fly further.

It'd be a function of mass and air resistance, assuming an equal initial motive force.

Originally posted by Chaosolous:

I was wondering; if a baguette is thrown as a spear, and a tortilla is thrown as a frisbee, which would fly further.

i will ask zack snyder to make another 300 movie, but this time replace all of their spears with baguettes and their shields with tortillas. this will answer all of our questions, in time.

Originally posted by Chaosolous:

I was wondering; if a baguette is thrown as a spear/football, and a tortilla is thrown as a frisbee, which would fly further.

Baguette 10/10 IMO

Both are great, especially tortillas.

I’ve made both so either as long as they’re homemade but thick flour versus a mini baguette would be a fair challenge.

Speaking of challenge, that reminds me of the tortilla game. PUTTING IN ALL CAPS TO REMEMBER.

I wonder if a stale tortilla could be used like Oddjob's hat...

Originally posted by L1qu1dator:

I wonder if a stale tortilla could be used like Oddjob's hat... :cryptothink:

Reminds of the guy named tortilla in The Broken Ear. Tortilla in spanish means an omelette.

Originally posted by Riruru:

Originally posted by L1qu1dator:

I wonder if a stale tortilla could be used like Oddjob's hat...

Reminds of the guy named tortilla in The Broken Ear. Tortilla in spanish means an omelette.

Originally posted by Riruru:

The Broken Ear.

I don't know that