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zoobyshoe said:
Yup. Missed your humor.
Why is laundry so much more inert than its mass?
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Yup. Missed your humor.
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virtual particle theory
Did anyone ever notice that one sock from a pair of socks tends to go missing?
Well, studies show that this is a result of the behavior of virtual particle-sock pairs that, when appraoching the horizon line of a black hole, separate. One escapes (hence the static-hawking radiation, predicted by Imparcticle Theory) and the other disappears into another demension within a calibi-yau manifold that exists at the center of the singularity of a black hole.
how was that?
Did anyone ever notice that one sock from a pair of socks tends to go missing?
Well, studies show that this is a result of the behavior of virtual particle-sock pairs that, when appraoching the horizon line of a black hole, separate. One escapes (hence the static-hawking radiation, predicted by Imparcticle Theory) and the other disappears into another demension within a calibi-yau manifold that exists at the center of the singularity of a black hole.
how was that?
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Inertia smertia! Every time I fold laundry, there are atleast 4 socks missing. (They never pair up like they should). There is ENERGY in socks and they have a way of wandering off and never reappearing again.
Artman
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sandinmyears said:
Yup. See, another believer in the socks energy theory. Perhaps it could be harnessed and supply all of our energy needs.
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Imparticle - That was excellent 
sandinmyears - you'll find your missing socks along some roadway somewhere...
sandinmyears - you'll find your missing socks along some roadway somewhere...