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c0nc0rdance on X: "Addendum: Steam engine centrifugal governors (like this one that would like to know what you were doing out at 2 AM, young man?) are the origin of the phrase "
BallsOut on X: "@Twitter “Balls Out” is a term that came from using a centrifugal governor (flyball) in steam engines. When the balls were fully “ out” the engine reached max speed. Running “
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TIL "balls out" or "balls to the wall" has nothing to do with testicles. It refers to the governor a steam engine uses when running at full speed. : r/todayilearned
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