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Started by Cuddly Khan, February 17, 2011, 06:59:44 AM

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Jubal

No, most gravy boats wouldn't fit in an average sized can, which would therefore be an inappropriate storage solution.

How do you model data?
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Tusky

Do you mean Data, the fictional android from Star Trek TNG, or the technopop band from Norway? I suppose both are roughly humanoid so clay should work!

I was watching the tour de France recently and it struck me that bicycles are excellent in terms of space taken up on the road. You can get so many of those racers in a group! So why don't we make cars all bicycle sized? They'd need to use a motor instead of having to pedal them, obviously - otherwise drivers could just use a bicycle!

Congestion problems would be a thing of the past!
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Jubal

As we all know cars are bigger than bicycles, so if we made cars bicycle sized bicycles would then be too tiny to ride, which would become a problem, especially because then we'd recalibrate the meaning of bicycle size, shrink all the cars again, and thus personal transport would be entirely unuseable.

How can I set a congestion charge for my sinuses so my current illness has to pay me money for clogging them up?
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The Seamstress

I don't know, tbh. But I hope the illness is gone by now, if not, sue it and win so you at least get some financial gain out of the whole ordeal. You actually could sue it anyway, for the inconvenience it caused.

Why does my rabbit eat the carpet?

Jubal

Because in its view there can only be one kind of pet. All others, like this fiendish "car pet" must be removed!


Why is everything made of floor tiles?

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