Seamy Kititen Science
And the answer to the question being asked in 3..2..1
Salma Hayek
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And the answer to the question being asked in 3..2..1
Salma Hayek
From the Fake Science challenge. See all 228 entries (closed)
( , Fri 14 May 2010, 14:57, archived)
Nicely :-)
Kittens only make sense if you assume they're on mushrooms.
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Fri 14 May 2010, 15:00,
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Weird, because
Mushrooms only make sense if you assume you're a kitten.
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Fri 14 May 2010, 15:00,
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Hahahaha
Maybe they should make submarines that look like Rik Waller's cock.
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Fri 14 May 2010, 15:15,
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Dear Ninj....we are re-designing all our subs henceforth
best regards....So & So.Ministry of Defence :D
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Fri 14 May 2010, 15:17,
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I reached the conclusion:
that teaspoons are actually formed from leftover food residue in the water.
Supporting my theory is the fact that I never recall once buying teaspoons (yet we seem to have more of them than we do knives, forks, and soup spoons put together) - they are accumulated one at a time, over a course of years. Also, there seems to be a correlation between finding them and the water being particularly soiled*.
* and as all bad scientists know, correlation implies causation.
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Wed 19 May 2010, 11:06,
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Supporting my theory is the fact that I never recall once buying teaspoons (yet we seem to have more of them than we do knives, forks, and soup spoons put together) - they are accumulated one at a time, over a course of years. Also, there seems to be a correlation between finding them and the water being particularly soiled*.
* and as all bad scientists know, correlation implies causation.