... and 15 other highly disprovable conjectures of science and history
(lunacy factor - 9):
15: If a geisha suddenly gains thirty pounds, the water in her town will turn black.
14: The 'panorama' setting on most digital cameras causes violent seizures in thoroughbred racehorses.
13: In skin, broken glass causes bleeding - and in New Zealand, parades.
12: Daydreaming about marshmallow salad aka 'ambrosia' is easier than remembering your own name.
11: An argument about feminism will divide your family, not only along gender lines - but also on lines of Balzac, and lines of cocaine.
10: If a U.S. president dies in office after being gored by a bull, and death is due to the negligence of one or more cowboys - then the deceased's family will receive all the southwestern states in compensation.
9: Excessive heat will kill humans. But it will bring Hitler back to life.
8: A woman will talk about shoelaces as long as the lace is long. (?)
7: Complaining about the weather is found to be ineffective - especially compared to blackmailing it.
6: If you suffer from bipolar disorder, all geometry eventually becomes meaningless.
5: After chess Grandmaster Garry Kasparov lost to Deep Blue, the computer, he got drunk, started talking trash, and had his ass kicked by Deep Purple.
4: A 40-sided Rubix Cube was invented long before the familiar six-sided toy came out. It was rejected for manufacture however, because the only people who could solve it were Sith Lords.
3: When asked what job he'd like after quitting the Bush administration, Colin Powell replied "Secretary of Turtlenecks."
2: A dromedary can go without drinking for six months. After three months, dromedaries are very angry. After six months they are donkeys.
1: The man who invented the transistor was probably a midget. Conversely, the man who invented the canoe was a giant - with size 12000 feet - who simply wanted a pair of waterproof clogs.
4 comments:
did you know the monkey was resurected? its the reason for the season of celery salt. mmmm.
yes, duly noted and changed.
the hitler one is the possibly funniest - or more disturbing - thing I've read this week
16. When mirrors were invented, the first guy who ever faced one mirror toward another mirror and then looked in between there - that guy smiled wide because of the infinity he was seeing.
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