Cats always land on their feet. Toast always lands buttered side down. So if I strap a slice of toast butter side up onto a cats back, I will have created an anti gravity device, correct?
Hold onto your hat, science. I'm about to blow your f*****g mind.
2007-11-30
11:08:39
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Anonymous
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Science & Mathematics
➔ Physics
Alright Brian. You don't seem to like the fact that I'm wasting your time. Well, lets ignore the fact that you are sitting on a computer, pissing away your own time answering random internet questions. Let's work off of the assumption that you do in fact believe that playing around on yahoo answers is a productive activity for your oh so valuable time. Now then, you clicked on a question with the title, "Cat+Buttered toast=Anti gravity." Obviously, this is not going to be a serious question, yet you clicked on it anyway. Then you answer it, taking up even more time. And to make your stroke of brilliance complete, you answer it with a COMPLAINT about how I wasted your time.
Every once in a while I see an answer on here so stupid that it's brilliant. For that, let's all thank Brian B.
A good was to thank him would be by emailing the administrators of yahoo and asking them to only make this site accessible by people who know how to find their own a$$ in an empty room.
2007-12-01
13:28:24 ·
update #1