@jamesdhatch — are you sure six will be enough? 
1/335/340 (wood), 10/335/340 (anodized aluminium)
PRU, YMMV
1/335/340 (wood), 10/335/340 (anodized aluminium)
PRU, YMMV
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Haha! That’s freaking awesome!
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Not sure how far I can safely carry that joke here…great job! 
(Where the heck is @jacobturner ? He ought to be getting a charge out of these.)
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Haha! Love it 
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Please can somebody explain it to me. The equation says the flux is 0 but why is that a joke?
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Must be a popular geek/nerd/physics joke, because it sells 
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Ha! Me too. I think if I remove the wording, I just might get away with making something with this on it. All sneaky style.
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No Flux given. Replace the word Flux with plural of the most popular 4 letter word. Means “could not care less”. Might not translate well outside U.S.
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Thanks. Makes sense here also, just me being dense.
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I love the look of that anodized aluminum one!
I didn’t get it either. Probably because I’ve taken physics courses. The equation is supposed to be the integral form of Gauss’ Law, but q doesn’t belong under the integral sign. ‘q’ represents charge here and be on the left side of the equation. It’s supposed to be E under the integral sign, like the E in the diagram. Also the phrasing ‘No flux given’ isn’t a phrasing you’d find in a physics textbook. At that point I just gave up.
It wouldn’t make for a good simple image, but a story problem where you NEED flux in order to solve… but it isn’t provided… would make the joke sentence tell itself.
But yeah… would NOT be a good picture/shirt 
These are awesome.
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