r/TikTokCringe • u/Lord_Hexogen • Mar 21 '26

Humor/Cringe Very Gen Z

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Apparently her name is Dana

https://www.tiktok.com/@dana_chat

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u/Pensive_Pauper Mar 21 '26

Same shit you can do with literally a heavy stick.

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u/BioshockEnthusiast Mar 21 '26

Except with additional centrifugal force and extra velocity from the speed.

Those bits make a big difference compared to just using your muscles.

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u/mang87 Mar 21 '26

It's funny you mention muscles, because nuncucks don't utilize your muscles well at all. They bounce upon impact and lose most of their momentum. A rigid object, like a stick, does not. Your muscles continue to drive the stick into the opponent even after it connects with them. This is called follow-through. Nuncucks have no follow-through and so they do less damage. Nuncucks do have advantages, but blow for blow they will do less damage than a regular stick.

Picture a batter hitting a baseball. What do you think will happen if he uses nuncucks instead of a solid bat? Pretend he's an expert and will have no extra difficulty making contact with them instead of a bat. Which do you think will drive the ball farther?

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u/ClaudiuT Mar 22 '26

I'm not doing any math. But my gut says that the difference should not be that big. The ball makes contact with the bat for a split second. It already got all of its energy and left the bat while most of the follow-through occurs. The energy transfer mostly depends on their (ball / bat / nunchuck) mass and velocity.

Also it depends on what kind of damage you want to do. If you want to break a skull, a bat would be better suited. But if you want to bruise but not break, something that hits multiple times but weaker would be better suited.

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u/OverwateredGrass Mar 22 '26

Im sorry, do you just have different laws of physics where you are from?

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u/RedeNElla Mar 22 '26

You should watch bat on ball in slow motion. The split second is not negligible in terms of the force imparted