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Try telling that to the 8 year old with the umbrella standing on the roof!
Better ask Mythbusters about this one!
Check out my Daily Gif Blog when ya have a chance.
I was going to comment but maybe I won’t. Too late!
Take out everything that’s plausible and you know what you’re left with? Pac-Man.
Hmm, this goes deeper than I thought.
Reminds me of the pacman chart:
http://incendo.files.wordpress.com/2007/09/pie_pacman_chart.png
I agree!
But, but… anything is possible?
Anything is possible!!!
*sob*
That’s me, in most situations… follow the plausible, let go of the merely possible.
Instead of being a pacman diagram, could this be a cake? Eat just one slice and you’ve a plausible excuse; eat the remaining majority and you’re probably screwed but possibly saved…
Too true!!
this is what dreams are made of
@msb – Ah, but the part they’ve labeled not resembling Pac-Man holds the key to what Pac-Man is; without the wedge, Pac-Man wouldn’t exist as we know him. All – the seen and unseen, the pie *and* the wedge – is Pac-Man.
PLUS: Mmmmmm, pie.
Mmmmmm, pie:
http://www.weebls-stuff.com/wab/pie/
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this is one of d most amazin blogs, i’ve ever come across.
It’s funny, I took the graph exactly the opposite way than what the title stated–there’s so much more that’s possible than we generally take as plausible, so try more things, not less!
man…i had no regretts of my doing until reading this comic…truly, graphics make it easy for the brain to understand…shit, I just fuck it all.,
We wrote a song a few years ago with this title!
http://oddwalkministries.com/oddblog/?page_id=3252
I read it the “other way,” too.
hmm, according to the graph the plausible is impossible – and both are fractions of what? the real?
Shel Silverstein’s missing piece.
at oturan:
\brain melts… pools on floor… zombie slurps it up…
WOW
\brain remelts… zombie wanders away…
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