We have a vast variety of pizza places
Domino's
Little Caesars
Papa John's
Gioninos
Antonio's
Zeppies
Pizza hut
Pizzazios
So basically heaven in North East Ohio and the school system is good too so
Domino's
Little Caesars
Papa John's
Gioninos
Antonio's
Zeppies
Pizza hut
Pizzazios
So basically heaven in North East Ohio and the school system is good too so
by Habshnaka March 9, 2017
The Wadsworth Constant is the fundamental idea that the true meaning of a video, conversation, or comment does not approach importance until 30% or greater into said video, conversation, or comment.
Brian, I applied the Wadsworth Constant to that porn video you gave me and thankfully skipped all the dick sucking.
by DusterBugless October 2, 2011
This is a theory by Reddit user Wadsworth stating that the first 30% of content is either irrelevant or not important. The remaining 70% should be perfectly able to provide with as much information as 100%.
This is originally intended for videos, in particular YouTube videos, but the principle should work with many different types of content.
This is simply thought as "skipping the intro".
This is originally intended for videos, in particular YouTube videos, but the principle should work with many different types of content.
This is simply thought as "skipping the intro".
The first paragraph of this article is 206 characters long with spaces. Using the Wadsworth Constant and removing the first 30% (62 char.) of the text, we end up with the following:
st 30% of content is either irrelevant or not important. The remaining 70% should be perfectly able to provide with as much information as 100%.
If you were looking for a definition for the Wadsworth Constant, this sentence would have been enough for you to understand.
st 30% of content is either irrelevant or not important. The remaining 70% should be perfectly able to provide with as much information as 100%.
If you were looking for a definition for the Wadsworth Constant, this sentence would have been enough for you to understand.
by SomeRedditor October 2, 2011
Related to watching movies on Youtube, the Wadsworth Constant is applied by skipping the initial 30% of a movie to jump directly to pertinent information related to the movie's title/subject. This is to avoid any unnecessary preambles or filler content that would normally result in the watcher's time being wasted.
a) Check out this sweet Youtube movie I found, use the Wadsworth constant to skip all the junk at the beginning.
b)Wadsworth constant applies.
b)Wadsworth constant applies.
by tsnips October 3, 2011
As described on reddit.com by user Wadsworth. The theory is that for every video on youtube you can skip the first 30% without having a negative effect of the content. This has since been extrapolated to written content as well.
"There are 55 characters including spaces in this sentence.
According to the Wadsworth Constant we should remove the first 16.5 characters, let's give it a go.
ld be known as the Wadsworth Constant.
It is also known in the Wadsworth Constant that we should round to the nearest logical point. We are left with:
Be known as the Wadsworth Constant."
Source of quote: notsofatthrowaway
According to the Wadsworth Constant we should remove the first 16.5 characters, let's give it a go.
ld be known as the Wadsworth Constant.
It is also known in the Wadsworth Constant that we should round to the nearest logical point. We are left with:
Be known as the Wadsworth Constant."
Source of quote: notsofatthrowaway
by flippinkittin October 2, 2011
For every video on Youtube skip forward 30%. This can also be applied with essay's, movies, posts etc.
Some Dumbass- Dude! Most videos are full of shit in the beginning.
Redditor- Duh, everyone knows that! Use the Wadsworth Constant!
Some Dumbass- The what?
Redditor- imgur(dot)com/gallery/yxfpC
Redditor- Duh, everyone knows that! Use the Wadsworth Constant!
Some Dumbass- The what?
Redditor- imgur(dot)com/gallery/yxfpC
by SplendideMendax October 2, 2011
For every Youtube video opened, the slider will be punched to 30%. This is to bypass any unwanted video in the beginning.
by clouds31 October 13, 2011