Chaps,
As an Engineer the only real way to find somethings volume is to dip it into a completely full container of water. Catch the water and measure its volume in a jug or weigh the water - 1mm3 water = 1gram.
Scout1,Chaps,
As an Engineer the only real way to find somethings volume is to dip it into a completely full container of water. Catch the water and measure its volume in a jug or weigh the water - 1mm3 water = 1gram.
No Maths involved.
Archimedes used it to measure his cock in the bath and said Eureka.
All boats float today due to Archimedes's cock measuring method.
Now THAT is a load of cock - all except the bit about measuring volumes.
You can do that with a large glass (obviously but use plastic) a bowl to catch the water, an erect penis, some room to do a pressup and some privacy. Keep your balls out of the way somehow (maybe a friend?). You may be able to do it just by bending over (without friend).
Someone try it please. I'll give it a go later but I'm at work so its not a thing to do in the office!
Cheers
Penis VOLUME ???? Gee, ill have to listen more closely. Mine barely makes a sound.
Guess I need to turn up the Volume ????? :frown1:
Honestly I am stunned that a guy claiming to be an engineer would have such lack of imagination, and fail so completely to anticipate the reality of the process suggested.
Scout1,
As an engineer you should know that the amount of error you get using Archimedes method would be as great and sometimes greater than what you would get using the simple measuring and calculating method I describe in my chart description. For example, what position is your body in to dip your stick in the water if you have an upward erection? How much of the bottom of your penis is submerged (the part where your balls usually hang? I mean, you could really sit hard on the water and get a huge measurement if you really wanted to. I'm not even going to take a guess at how difficult it would be to capture all the spilled water, or measure it accurately. Honestly I am stunned that a guy claiming to be an engineer would have such lack of imagination, and fail so completely to anticipate the reality of the process suggested. Haven't you ever taken any "Labs" in college? Didn't you have to calculate standard deviation and a write-up explaining why your numbers didn't match the calculations? We had to be able to explain where all of the errors came from when our real world measurements didn't match the theory.
Anyway, in conclusion, in my engineering opinion, the quickest and easiest way to get an "reasonably accurate" volume measurement with a "reasonably cylindrically shaped penis" is to follow my directions for measuring and plot the results on my Penis Volume Chart. The only way I would waste the time and effort to hover upside-down over a beaker full of water with an erect penis is if I were either trying to verify the chart results or if I had a very unusually shaped penis.
You start with a known volume of water in a graduated cylinder. Have subject lie prone on an horizontal sheet of plywood with a large hole removed for his erect penis to protrude through. Have subject spread legs so his balls can be tied and pulled back and up out of the way. Bring full cylinder up to immerse erect penis completely allowing displaced water to overflow the cylinder, making sure to press up against the pubic bone to obtain an accurate result. Lower cylinder and observe amount of water remaining. Subtract this amount from original volume of water in cylinder to obtain precise volume of water displaced, which will be equal to the volume of the erect penis. Now wasn't that easy?Scout1,
As an engineer you should know that the amount of error you get using Archimedes method would be as great and sometimes greater than what you would get using the simple measuring and calculating method I describe in my chart description. For example, what position is your body in to dip your stick in the water if you have an upward erection? How much of the bottom of your penis is submerged (the part where your balls usually hang? I mean, you could really sit hard on the water and get a huge measurement if you really wanted to. I'm not even going to take a guess at how difficult it would be to capture all the spilled water, or measure it accurately. Honestly I am stunned that a guy claiming to be an engineer would have such lack of imagination, and fail so completely to anticipate the reality of the process suggested. Haven't you ever taken any "Labs" in college? Didn't you have to calculate standard deviation and a write-up explaining why your numbers didn't match the calculations? We had to be able to explain where all of the errors came from when our real world measurements didn't match the theory.
Anyway, in conclusion, in my engineering opinion, the quickest and easiest way to get an "reasonably accurate" volume measurement with a "reasonably cylindrically shaped penis" is to follow my directions for measuring and plot the results on my Penis Volume Chart. The only way I would waste the time and effort to hover upside-down over a beaker full of water with an erect penis is if I were either trying to verify the chart results or if I had a very unusually shaped penis.
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