What should I do with it?
ovO
EDIT: I GOT ANOTHER SHOE BOX!
What should I do with these two? ovO
Awesome! I recommend making a shoe-box fort. Just start collecting... ovO
Recycling...
Quote from: Flamestriker on 2012 Oct 19, 02:43:35
Awesome! I recommend making a shoe-box fort. Just start collecting... ovO
I've only one though... X3
Quote from: Little Judas on 2012 Oct 19, 03:58:51
Recycling...

IT'S MAI BAWX D:

It's mine! D:
Quote from: Tiger on 2012 Oct 19, 04:44:29
It's mine! D:
If you can live with refusing some poor kid's ~1/7000000000 of your box, fine by me.

BOXES! ovO
Quote from: Johannes on 2012 Oct 19, 04:57:28

BOXES! ovO
Omai, boxes.
We don't have much boxes here because we don't have space to store them. I can only hope to make a mini fort with shoe boxes when I get enough :c
I fold most them. More space!
Also I found a lot of bubble wrap! :3
Quote from: Johannes on 2012 Oct 19, 05:07:31
I fold most them. More space!
Also I found a lot of bubble wrap! :3
Christmas is coming up. You can use it as a gift container.
Quote from: Chishio Kunrin on 2012 Oct 19, 06:23:09
Christmas is coming up. You can use it as a gift container.
We don't celebrate
Christmans Christmas.
I honestly misspelt it as Christmans o_O
Quote from: Tiger on 2012 Oct 19, 06:29:20
Quote from: Chishio Kunrin on 2012 Oct 19, 06:23:09
Christmas is coming up. You can use it as a gift container.
We don't celebrate Christmans Christmas.
I honestly misspelt it as Christmans o_O
Oh. Whatever wintery holiday where people receive lovely gifts, then. X3 Or maybe someone's birthday.
I dunno. In this family, we tend to use gift bags and reuse boxes a lot.
Paint it then put glitter all over it! :D
Just found even more boxes :3
Cut out a picture of Madness, tape it on the box, then wear it as a hat. DUH. ovO
Fashion it into a piñata of your favorite pony. :3
Make celestia's moon cannon out of it
Quote from: Chack on 2012 Oct 19, 14:58:30
Fashion it into a piñata of your favorite pony. :3
But I don't wanna beat my favourite pony up D:
Quote from: Book Smarts on 2012 Oct 19, 15:05:03
Make celestia's moon cannon out of it
OMIGOSH
PERFECT
But how? :o
Use it for crafting I made a dog house out of mine.
Quote from: Vertigo on 2012 Oct 19, 21:38:02
Use it for crafting I made a dog house out of mine.
I don't have a dog and my cat doesn't like boxes for some reason... :o
Take it outside to town square.
Stand on it.
Preach about the end of the world.
Quote from: Zygrograxgra on 2012 Oct 19, 21:49:53
Take it outside to town square.
Stand on it.
Preach about the end of the world.
One problem, I think my shoe box can't withstand my weight >A<
But all these ideas are hilarious lol
Buy a bunch of random tiny objects of one theme and use the shoe box as a container :3 *has a shoe box behind her filled with ponies* Dooooooooooo iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiit tis most wise thing in the world!
Quote from: SapphirePony on 2012 Oct 20, 00:43:28
Buy a bunch of random tiny objects of one theme and use the shoe box as a container :3 *has a shoe box behind her filled with ponies* Dooooooooooo iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiit tis most wise thing in the world!
The only interesting thing I have is one Rainbow Dash toy... x3
But it could also be a snack stashing box...
A snack stashing box...
*Looks at the pile of boxes*
ovO
Quote from: Johannes on 2012 Oct 20, 03:13:15
A snack stashing box...
*Looks at the pile of boxes*
ovO
YES
WE SHALL STASH SNAAAACKKSSSS
Until they expire ovO
A box fort where you can stash snacks! O:
PERFECT
...
Suddenly I'm thinking of turning the bottom of my box into a TV which is actually some picture frame thing where I can print out and paste a drawing ovO
Fill it with pudding!
Quote from: Flamestriker on 2012 Oct 20, 04:51:16
Fill it with pudding!
I don't have pudding and that would ruin it :I
Or trade it in for something awesome... E. g. two smaller boxes... :3
Quote from: ChocolateRain on 2012 Oct 20, 06:36:49
Or trade it in for something awesome... E. g. two smaller boxes... :3
That's the same thing lol
Go to the shoe store.
Buy some friends.
Quote from: Tiger on 2012 Oct 20, 06:51:16
Quote from: ChocolateRain on 2012 Oct 20, 06:36:49
Or trade it in for something awesome... E. g. two smaller boxes... :3
That's the same thing lol
And then trade each of those for two even smaller boxes, until you have INFINITE BOXES ovO
Quote from: lurk852 on 2012 Oct 20, 13:42:41
Quote from: Tiger on 2012 Oct 20, 06:51:16
Quote from: ChocolateRain on 2012 Oct 20, 06:36:49
Or trade it in for something awesome... E. g. two smaller boxes... :3
That's the same thing lol
And then trade each of those for two even smaller boxes, until you have INFINITE BOXES ovO
Actually I wouldn't be that sure about the infinite boxes. Soon you'll have boxes made of single atoms. And I guess after a few more iterations you'll end up with strings or something. I guess somewhere around that point you won't be able to get even smaller boxes. ;)
Okay, fine!
Assuming box width = about 20 cm (not length) = 0.2 m
Carbon atom radius = 77.2 pm (assuming carbon's the biggest common atom in there) -> diameter = 144.4 pm = 144.4 * 10^-12 m
Box width / atom diameter ~= 1.38 * 10^9
Log base 2 of that thing > 30
Therefore, you could divide the boxes 30 times and still have boxes larger than an atom. This means that you could have a total of 2^30 boxes = over a billion boxes. Still pretty impressive.
save it! then when the zombie apocolups starts you can eat it... or keep a small zombie in it
...use it as a miniature landscape? x3
Quote from: lurk852 on 2012 Oct 20, 14:32:22
Okay, fine!
Assuming box width = about 20 cm (not length) = 0.2 m
Carbon atom radius = 77.2 pm (assuming carbon's the biggest common atom in there) -> diameter = 144.4 pm = 144.4 * 10^-12 m
Box width / atom diameter ~= 1.38 * 10^9
Log base 2 of that thing > 30
Therefore, you could divide the boxes 30 times and still have boxes larger than an atom. This means that you could have a total of 2^30 boxes = over a billion boxes. Still pretty impressive.
Yeah... One can do lot's of fancy stuff with that many boxes... :) E. g. building amazing sculptures... Like a mole. Guess this would take a mole of boxes. lol
Quote from: lurk852 on 2012 Oct 20, 14:32:22
Okay, fine!
Assuming box width = about 20 cm (not length) = 0.2 m
Carbon atom radius = 77.2 pm (assuming carbon's the biggest common atom in there) -> diameter = 144.4 pm = 144.4 * 10^-12 m
Box width / atom diameter ~= 1.38 * 10^9
Log base 2 of that thing > 30
Therefore, you could divide the boxes 30 times and still have boxes larger than an atom. This means that you could have a total of 2^30 boxes = over a billion boxes. Still pretty impressive.
i wish i knew what your talking about becuse it sounds intresting.... can you maybe dumb it down for me? say... 7th grade level, 'cuse i do wish to know what that is. :D
I GOT ANOTHER SHOE BOX!!
*da da da daaaaaaaa*
:D
Quote from: ChocolateRain on 2012 Oct 20, 16:01:10
Yeah... One can do lot's of fancy stuff with that many boxes... :) E. g. building amazing sculptures... Like a mole. Guess this would take a mole of boxes. lol
Avogadro's Boxes. :]
Quote from: Princess_Luna on 2012 Oct 20, 22:19:38
Quote from: lurk852 on 2012 Oct 20, 14:32:22
Okay, fine!
Assuming box width = about 20 cm (not length) = 0.2 m
Carbon atom radius = 77.2 pm (assuming carbon's the biggest common atom in there) -> diameter = 144.4 pm = 144.4 * 10^-12 m
Box width / atom diameter ~= 1.38 * 10^9
Log base 2 of that thing > 30
Therefore, you could divide the boxes 30 times and still have boxes larger than an atom. This means that you could have a total of 2^30 boxes = over a billion boxes. Still pretty impressive.
i wish i knew what your talking about becuse it sounds intresting.... can you maybe dumb it down for me? say... 7th grade level, 'cuse i do wish to know what that is. :D
Sure - so I'm assuming that any time you have a shoebox, you can trade it away for two shoeboxes, each of which is half as large. So let's say you start with a normal-sized box, then you trade it and get two half-sized boxes - then you can trade each of those, so you end up with four quarter-sized boxes.
If you're not familiar with exponents, 2^(number) = multiply 2 by 2, and then by 2 again, etc. until you've done it (number) times. So:
2^2 = 2*2 = 4
2^3 = 2*2*2 = 8
2^4 = 2*2*2*2 = 16 etc.
Then you have logarithms, which are just reversed exponents; saying "log 16 = 4" means you have to divide 16 four times to get 2.
The number of boxes you have after (number) trades is just 2^(number), and the boxes you get are 2^(number) times smaller. Basically, I'm just seeing how many times I can divide the original shoebox's size by 2, without getting smaller than an atom. I used logarithms to find out how many times you can divide your boxes before they get too small, which is 30. So after 30 trades and divides, you have 2^30 tiny boxes, which is about a billion.
Quote from: Tiger on 2012 Oct 21, 00:25:57
I GOT ANOTHER SHOE BOX!!
*da da da daaaaaaaa*
:D
O:
TWO BILLION
Quote from: Princess_Luna on 2012 Oct 20, 22:19:38
Quote from: lurk852 on 2012 Oct 20, 14:32:22
Okay, fine!
Assuming box width = about 20 cm (not length) = 0.2 m
Carbon atom radius = 77.2 pm (assuming carbon's the biggest common atom in there) -> diameter = 144.4 pm = 144.4 * 10^-12 m
Box width / atom diameter ~= 1.38 * 10^9
Log base 2 of that thing > 30
Therefore, you could divide the boxes 30 times and still have boxes larger than an atom. This means that you could have a total of 2^30 boxes = over a billion boxes. Still pretty impressive.
i wish i knew what your talking about becuse it sounds intresting.... can you maybe dumb it down for me? say... 7th grade level, 'cuse i do wish to know what that is. :D
atoms = tiny particles that make up everything
box width about 20 centimeters = about 1/5 of a meter
assume the box's atoms are about 144 2/5 picometers (that's one trillionth of a meter- very small!) in diameter (largest length of a sphere)
so the width of the box divided by the diameter is about 1.39 billion atoms across!
how many times do you have to multiply by two to get that number if you start with two? over thirty times!
Therefore, you could divide the boxes 30 times and still have boxes larger than an atom! that's over a billion boxes!
Quote from: The Wandering Magus on 2012 Oct 21, 00:48:26
Quote from: Princess_Luna on 2012 Oct 20, 22:19:38
Quote from: lurk852 on 2012 Oct 20, 14:32:22
Okay, fine!
Assuming box width = about 20 cm (not length) = 0.2 m
Carbon atom radius = 77.2 pm (assuming carbon's the biggest common atom in there) -> diameter = 144.4 pm = 144.4 * 10^-12 m
Box width / atom diameter ~= 1.38 * 10^9
Log base 2 of that thing > 30
Therefore, you could divide the boxes 30 times and still have boxes larger than an atom. This means that you could have a total of 2^30 boxes = over a billion boxes. Still pretty impressive.
i wish i knew what your talking about becuse it sounds intresting.... can you maybe dumb it down for me? say... 7th grade level, 'cuse i do wish to know what that is. :D
atoms = tiny particles that make up everything
box width about 20 centimeters = about 1/5 of a meter
assume the box's atoms are about 144 2/5 picometers (that's one trillionth of a meter- very small!) in diameter (largest length of a sphere)
so the width of the box divided by the diameter is about 1.39 billion atoms across!
how many times do you have to multiply by two to get that number if you start with two? over thirty times!
Therefore, you could divide the boxes 30 times and still have boxes larger than an atom! that's over a billion boxes!
"...And that's terrible."
Quote from: Tiger on 2012 Oct 21, 00:25:57
I GOT ANOTHER SHOE BOX!!
*da da da daaaaaaaa*
:D
OMG OMG OMG :3
That's amazing! Now I want a box too... Wait... I've got some boxes around. :3
I've got about 12. ovO
Quote from: lurk852 on 2012 Oct 21, 00:35:47
Quote from: Princess_Luna on 2012 Oct 20, 22:19:38
Quote from: lurk852 on 2012 Oct 20, 14:32:22
Okay, fine!
Assuming box width = about 20 cm (not length) = 0.2 m
Carbon atom radius = 77.2 pm (assuming carbon's the biggest common atom in there) -> diameter = 144.4 pm = 144.4 * 10^-12 m
Box width / atom diameter ~= 1.38 * 10^9
Log base 2 of that thing > 30
Therefore, you could divide the boxes 30 times and still have boxes larger than an atom. This means that you could have a total of 2^30 boxes = over a billion boxes. Still pretty impressive.
i wish i knew what your talking about becuse it sounds intresting.... can you maybe dumb it down for me? say... 7th grade level, 'cuse i do wish to know what that is. :D
Sure - so I'm assuming that any time you have a shoebox, you can trade it away for two shoeboxes, each of which is half as large. So let's say you start with a normal-sized box, then you trade it and get two half-sized boxes - then you can trade each of those, so you end up with four quarter-sized boxes.
If you're not familiar with exponents, 2^(number) = multiply 2 by 2, and then by 2 again, etc. until you've done it (number) times. So:
2^2 = 2*2 = 4
2^3 = 2*2*2 = 8
2^4 = 2*2*2*2 = 16 etc.
Then you have logarithms, which are just reversed exponents; saying "log 16 = 4" means you have to divide 16 four times to get 2.
The number of boxes you have after (number) trades is just 2^(number), and the boxes you get are 2^(number) times smaller. Basically, I'm just seeing how many times I can divide the original shoebox's size by 2, without getting smaller than an atom. I used logarithms to find out how many times you can divide your boxes before they get too small, which is 30. So after 30 trades and divides, you have 2^30 tiny boxes, which is about a billion.
ok thank you for clearing that up :D
... can you maybe dumb it down for me? say... 7th grade level, 'cuse i do wish to know what that is. :D
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Are you calling me dumb? >:( >:(
no... i just did not understand it, irl im in 7th grade so i dont know much about math. why would you think the question had to do with you or somepony else being dumb?
misunderstandings, I'm sure, correct, Vertigo? I'm sure McSleuth can come over if you REALLY need serious clarification, but of course everything's settled now.
Back on topic!
Quote from: The Wandering Magus on 2012 Oct 21, 17:15:42
Back on topic!
:D
I've made a gift today and didn't put it into a shoe box but in a plastic bag... Does that make me a bad pony? :s
Quote from: ChocolateRain on 2012 Oct 21, 17:22:22
Quote from: The Wandering Magus on 2012 Oct 21, 17:15:42
Back on topic!
:D
I've made a gift today and didn't put it into a shoe box but in a plastic bag... Does that make me a bad pony? :s
you're an awesome pony for giving a gift! ^-^
Quote from: Vertigo on 2012 Oct 21, 14:27:13
... can you maybe dumb it down for me? say... 7th grade level, 'cuse i do wish to know what that is. :D
Are you calling me dumb? >:(
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*removed the extra smiley*
... She wasn't even talking to you at all! How did you even come to such a conclusion!?
Anyway, lately I've been using my two boxes as a box table covered with my cheetah-print blanket (no real fur/skin used) to make a cheetah box table on my bed ovO
But, any ideas, still?
If you have a guinea pig, you could cut a door in it and give it to your pig as a combination house/snack. Guinea pigs love shoeboxes :]
...but you probably don't. :c
Nope, I don't. No pets here :c
That's a cute idea though.
Make it into a pair of shoes lol
Quote from: Book Smarts on 2012 Oct 21, 20:58:32
Make it into a pair of shoes lol
Those would be uncomfortable ovO
Quote from: Tiger on 2012 Oct 21, 21:01:32
Quote from: Book Smarts on 2012 Oct 21, 20:58:32
Make it into a pair of shoes lol
Those would be uncomfortable ovO
Well it is a "shoe" box ovO
Tape pony face cut-outs on one side! Instant pony toys!
Make a Lunar Phase box. With some holes, a styrofoam ball and a flashlight, you can see all the phases of the moon!
Quote from: Stitchin Time on 2012 Oct 21, 21:04:44
Tape pony face cut-outs on one side! Instant pony toys!
NOOO THEIR FACES HAVE BEEN RIPPED OFF DD:
Quote from: ping111 on 2012 Oct 21, 21:12:23
Make a Lunar Phase box. With some holes, a styrofoam ball and a flashlight, you can see all the phases of the moon!
I don't have a styrofoam ball x3
Cool idea though!
i got 5.5 boxs ovO................. :I........ :]
I was waiting for a topic like this... ovO
You have two shoe boxes and don't know what to do with them. So you put your items in them. When you put your items in them, your brother eventually finds the shoe boxes. When your brother finds the shoe boxes, he takes the stuff away. When he takes the stuff away, you find out you put your homework in there. When you find out you have no homework, you tell your brother to give it back. When you tell your brother to give it back, he doesn't. When he doesn't, you get into a fight. When you get into a fight, your brother rips your homework. When he rips your homework, you cannot redo it. When you cannot redo it, you get a F. When you get a F, you fail the class. When you fail a class, your mom gets mad. When your mom gets mad, she grounds you for a month.
Moral of the story: DON'T KEEP HOMEWORK IN BOXES!
I can go over HUNDREDS of ways that could have ended differently, but that's for another time. ovO
Quote from: Darkangel on 2012 Oct 22, 02:45:36
I was waiting for a topic like this... ovO
You have two shoe boxes and don't know what to do with them. So you put your items in them. When you put your items in them, your brother eventually finds the shoe boxes. When your brother finds the shoe boxes, he takes the stuff away. When he takes the stuff away, you find out you put your homework in there. When you find out you have no homework, you tell your brother to give it back. When you tell your brother to give it back, he doesn't. When he doesn't, you get into a fight. When you get into a fight, your brother rips your homework. When he rips your homework, you cannot redo it. When you cannot redo it, you get a F. When you get a F, you fail the class. When you fail a class, your mom gets mad. When your mom gets mad, she grounds you for a month.
Moral of the story: DON'T KEEP HOMEWORK IN BOXES!
I can go over A LOT of ways that could have ended differently, but that's for another time. ovO
Wow, you're a fortune teller about the part where my brother DID find my shoe boxes!
But I didn't put my homework in there, neither did my brother stuff them away ovO
Quote from: Tiger on 2012 Oct 22, 02:47:29
Quote from: Darkangel on 2012 Oct 22, 02:45:36
I was waiting for a topic like this... ovO
You have two shoe boxes and don't know what to do with them. So you put your items in them. When you put your items in them, your brother eventually finds the shoe boxes. When your brother finds the shoe boxes, he takes the stuff away. When he takes the stuff away, you find out you put your homework in there. When you find out you have no homework, you tell your brother to give it back. When you tell your brother to give it back, he doesn't. When he doesn't, you get into a fight. When you get into a fight, your brother rips your homework. When he rips your homework, you cannot redo it. When you cannot redo it, you get a F. When you get a F, you fail the class. When you fail a class, your mom gets mad. When your mom gets mad, she grounds you for a month.
Moral of the story: DON'T KEEP HOMEWORK IN BOXES!
I can go over A LOT of ways that could have ended differently, but that's for another time. ovO
Wow, you're a fortune teller about the part where my brother DID find my shoe boxes!
But I didn't put my homework in there, neither did my brother stuff them away ovO
Good thing you didn't put your homework in the boxes, then. lol
i hear shoe boxs make a great snack...... i never did see that kid agen ovO