[ SECRET POST #3124 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3124 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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02. [repeat]


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03.
[Sherlock]


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05.
[Video Girl Ai]


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06.
(Whiplash)


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07.
(Hannibal fan commenting on Neil Gaiman's American Gods series)


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08. http://i.imgur.com/WNtDaEJ.jpg
[Bram Stoker's Dracula, linked for porn / iirc it's rape in the story]


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09. [WARNING for rape]



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10. [WARNING for rape/child abuse]



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11. [WARNING for child abuse]
http://i.imgur.com/f8cCfkZ.png
[For the Love of a Child, linked by OP request]


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12. [WARNING for suicide]

[Welcome To Hell]




















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Comments

Re: I can't do math, help

[(Anonymous)]

500 meters is about 1460ft, so it's dropping about 27 feet per mile. I'd say it'll be pretty fast, but that depends in part on the terrain. If it's a consistent slope across those sixty miles, then I'd say that's a fairly fast river, though more rapids than waterfalls, but if it's, say, a sharp drop off at the start and then a more gentle last forty miles or so, then it might have waterfalls at the top and slow down a bit over the plains before hitting the sea/lake.

The volume of water moving through it will also affect the speed somewhat as well. If the last bit is gentle, it could silt up and slow down, especially if it dragged a lot of material with it in the fast phase higher up, but a high volume of water could keep the speed up.

Either way, it's losing a lot of height in a reasonably short distance, so I'd say it's pretty fast, but the arrangement of the terrain will have a big impact on where along it most of that speed is expressed. Er. If that helps any.

Re: I can't do math, help

[shortysc22]

It also doesn't say anything about volume of water, how deep and wide makes a big difference too.

Re: I can't do math, help

[(Anonymous)]

Put a lake or a strait in it somewhere and it sounds like a pretty good salmon stream.

Re: I can't do math, help

[caerbannog]

This was my thought. It could be a nice constant, if fast, river...or it could be a slow flat river with a sudden 500 metre drop in it somewhere.

Also if it's a straight river, more speed, but if it's curving it's going to have fast bits then suddenly slow into possible pools at a corner, then speed up again.