Noodles inside of Recycling Bins

[nxtmonkeys]

Why would you want to put one in all of the way?

Also, How could you put one in all of the way?

[RallyJeff]

Originally Posted by Team3266Spencer

With my understanding of the rules it is perfectly legal to insert a noodle completely into a bin where it is no longer visible. Do you think there will be scoring issues at competition if noodles are fully contained by a bin?

You may want to check G16. Would a noodle that's lodged in a container that way be considered "entangled"?

[ArtemusMaximus]

Originally Posted by Team3266Spencer

Not much its essentially the force it takes to make the ends of the noodle meet except you're squishing it from one direction so theres a little bit more due to friction.

I foresee that pushing noodle that hard would most likely push garbage can sideways long before noodle will curl up inside.

[Team3266Spencer]

Originally Posted by ArtemusMaximus

I foresee that pushing noodle that hard would most likely push garbage can sideways long before noodle will curl up inside.

They don't.

[Team3266Spencer]

Originally Posted by RallyJeff

You may want to check G16. Would a noodle that's lodged in a container that way be considered "entangled"?

I could see that rule being argued but I'm not sure it's entangled. If anything it's lodged inside the bin.

[ArtemusMaximus]

Originally Posted by Team3266Spencer

They don't.

"They" don't curl up or "They" don't push?