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DarkSign
A ping pong ball fell into a tight deep pipe - it is about 30 cm long, buried in concrete pavement, having firm metal bottom, only 1 cm of the pipe is above the ground so it can not be moved. The pipe was only a bit wider then the ball, so you can not use your hand.
How would you take it out, with no damage?
How would you take it out, with no damage?
Love4you
You pour water into the pipe so that the ping pong ball will float up... since the pipe is a bit wider than the ball.
deleted_user
awwwwwwwww all you guys have the answers so quickly.
deleted_user
yeah I am also AGAIN a day late.. lol...
Dejablu
I would not have thought of that maria.But it makes sense.
Dejablu
I would not have thought of that maria.But it makes sense.
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