(Title Too Long)
A Short Report On The Validity Of Launching A Hamster Through An Inverted Wormhole And Achieving The Quantum Event Known As “Hangtime” Without The Use Of An Auxillary Means Of Breaking Both The Sound And Light Barriers (Or Eating Roast Cranberries With A Stick.)
An Expositive Postulation By G.F. Dunnigan
It’s quite difficult, actually.
Be advised however– that is
not the report. The report itself may be short, but as Doctor
Kondomkonig Von Der Burg (of the castle) once noted, “it’s not that
short.”
So is it viable? Well, if we move from the nonspecific
to the so-called specific (ignoring of course, the ducks in the bathtub
–again, not mine.) and ask ourselves the rather inane sounding
question: “How specific is specific” we begin to realize that in our
current state of knowledge or ignorance, as the case may be (purely
from a clinical standpoint) that the center of the universe is not in
fact Paris Hilton, Brangelina, Megan Fox or Grandma Barnaby but is (as
observed by Doctor Helmut Fitzer, of the Reverse Druidic Observatory on
Mokelumne Hill) rather a large and particularly furry object known as
the Perpetually Falling Dog (which has been observed to be in a
constant state of quantum falling.)
What I (and my numerous colleages, That Guy, Him, and the really interesting woman by the coffee machine) propose to do is quite simple. In order to test the validity of launching a hamster through an inverted wormhole and achieving the quantum event known as “hangtime” without the use of auxiliary means of breaking both the sound and light barriers (or eating roast cranberries with a stick) we must first perform an event known as quantum intercourse that only particularly saavy scientists (within my exact particular field) are capable of performing. Volunteers are highly encouraged. Just contact my office (and the really interesting woman by the coffee machine) through the link below.
^^^^^^^^^^^^^ That's the link right there.
^^^^^^^ That's not the link I was talking about. I don't know how that got there. I am not good with computer.
