Aug. 21st, 2010

joshua0: (Default)
What is the analogy of "ludicrous speed" for torque? "Bejesus torque". These usually refer to actual quantities achieved, although none in specific (i.e., attainable, but unbelievable speeds or torques).

"Did you achieve ludicrous speed going through the tunnels?" "No -- there was a guy in front of me, so I had to settle for 85."

"Ok, look, this thing shall never back out again. Go torque the bejesus out of that nut, will you?" "Alright, nut has been set to bejesus torque." (not to be confused with "jumping asian torque", which is defined as what you get when [livejournal.com profile] zagarus jumps on the end of a foot and a half wrench.)
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