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Mr. Pickles (2013) - S01E04 Comedy
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- bacteria per square inch. - Huh?
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The Office (2005) - S07E07 Christening
1.9s
per square inch, than a toilet seat.
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The Office (2005) - S07E07 Christening
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per square inch than a toilet seat.
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Star Trek (1966) - S01E29 Operation - Annihilate!
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was one million candles per square inch.
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Star Trek (1966) - S02E06 The Doomsday Machine
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Atmospheric pressure, 11 pounds per square inch.
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Lost in Space (1965) - S01E04 Island in the Sky
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Atmospheric pressure: 22 pounds per square inch.
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Shameless (2011) S08E05 The (Mis)Education of Liam Fergus Beircheart Gallagher
2.1s
- 15 psi! - 15 pounds per square inch!
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Shameless (US) (2011) - S07E05
3.2s
Ten dollars per square inch of skin.
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The Simpsons (1989) - S11E03 Comedy
3.7s
Twenty-five pounds of butter per square inch.
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Monty Python's Flying Circus (1969) - S03E08 Music
2.4s
An impact of up to 4,000 pounds per square inch?
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Modern Family (2009) - S10E15 SuperShowerBabyBowl
1.9s
$3.75 per square.
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Star Trek (1966) - S01E29 Operation - Annihilate!
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Do you know what one million candlelight per square inch
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DuckTales (2017) - S03E06 Astro B.O.Y.D.!
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per every two 1 3/4-inch graham cracker squares,
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Suits (2011) - S02E10
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per your calendar, to be exact.
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Z Nation (2014) - S01E03 Drama
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Half a ton to be exact.
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A Series of Unfortunate Events (2017) - S02E06 Episode #2.6
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can be shot out at a rate of 1,600 pounds per square inch.