Water displacement measuring

This might be impractical but, I was thinking back to geometry, and to find the volume of a weird shaped object you could submerge it into water to see how much is displaced. This would be neat to find an accurate volume, but how to do it? Probably spill all over. Kind of funny to picture someone putting their dick in a glass of water.

This has been mentioned before with a huge topic covering it. I don’t know where it is, but I’m sure it wouldn’t be hard to search for.

Whoops, yeah I did a quick search, oh well.

That’s how I perform my warm up :)

About the spilling over thing, it would be best to fill up the container to the top, stick your peter in and then determine how much water is left. Of course, this would be an NBP volume.

Make a mold of your erection and then fill the mold up with water.

Wouldn’t that be water REplacement?

Water DISplacement is a totally different.

That would be measuring volume out of the box.

I suppose, however, it would be easier, and cleaner to do displacement.

Get a graduated cylinder. fill it. poke it. measure it (1mL = 1 cubic cm) then maybe convert if you wish to have it in inches. (1 inch = 2.54cm)

My goal is to be able to drop my dick into the ocean and cause a tsunami in Japan!