RuroumiKenshin
May4-03, 03:24 PM
I'm sure all of you have experienced occasions where people try to make scientific explanations, while they have no idea what they're talking about. I have had many experiences like that, but the other day, my friend really over did herself (of course, I enjoyed it).
This is her description of a flying fork using some sort of physics mechanics.
"The Flying fork!"
The other day I happened to see a flying fork. Now I am making a calculated speculation that this is a gravitational pull mutated with high glactose power of the sun and being the midday of the approximate hour, the beams of the nutronic ray was beaming a self image of a flying fork through the sky.
fork=spoon
13+4=.30 + x=z2=3=M3O
w=y22430qx3
X0/3 x 49=Mn x 50
4/.2=11.1/1000000000000 = 4 11/13/.2101001 = 11/12003/1000000000
LOL, I suppose you're wondering what I said? I giggled "A little off there, aren't you!?"
Does anyone else find this interpretation funny?
BTW, post other interpretations too![:D] [:)] [6)] [;)]
This is her description of a flying fork using some sort of physics mechanics.
"The Flying fork!"
The other day I happened to see a flying fork. Now I am making a calculated speculation that this is a gravitational pull mutated with high glactose power of the sun and being the midday of the approximate hour, the beams of the nutronic ray was beaming a self image of a flying fork through the sky.
fork=spoon
13+4=.30 + x=z2=3=M3O
w=y22430qx3
X0/3 x 49=Mn x 50
4/.2=11.1/1000000000000 = 4 11/13/.2101001 = 11/12003/1000000000
LOL, I suppose you're wondering what I said? I giggled "A little off there, aren't you!?"
Does anyone else find this interpretation funny?
BTW, post other interpretations too![:D] [:)] [6)] [;)]