Scientific Discovery: Feral Attraction

07/03/07

Permalink 11:50:19 am, by u235 Email , 191 words, 71 views   English (US)
Categories: Musings of the Deranged

Scientific Discovery: Feral Attraction

There is an as-of-yet-unrecognized force in the universe that trumps virtually all of the "basic forces". As a refresher here are the four basic forces:

- Gravity
- Radioactive Decay (weak atomic)
- Nuclear (within the nucleus or strong atomic)
- Electromagnetism

I will now introduce a force, against which all others (well perhaps not Nuclear) pale. It is a common force, and one that many of us have seen in practice and yet failed to identify.

This force is the attraction between pet hair and an LCD screen.

I defy anyone, anyone at all, to be able to trump the attraction between a strand of squiggly fur and an active display. You might be able to move it around on the screen, but it is beyond human capacity to actually *remove* the hair.

Like many great scientific discoveries there may be little practical application. However I take great solace in the fact that I have brought this phenomena out into the light where others may recognize that, when faced with cat fur on the screen, you might as well just live with it because there's no fucking way you're getting it off.

Thank you.

Comments, Pingbacks:

Comment from: Duke [Visitor] Email
Shave your damn cats ;)
PermalinkPermalink 07/03/07 @ 15:10
Comment from: Roulette [Member] Email
Did you just ask them to shave their pussy...











cats?

PermalinkPermalink 07/03/07 @ 15:20
Comment from: odessa [Member] Email
Same goes for smudges on my glasses - I can clean them and clean them and they are still a smudgy mess.
PermalinkPermalink 07/03/07 @ 17:42
Comment from: Anne [Visitor] Email
Hmmm....is there parody song material in there? Perhaps a style mix somewhere between the B-52s and Devo might be appropriate. ;) Use your imagination.
PermalinkPermalink 07/12/07 @ 15:42

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u235

You want descriptions? Get a dictionary. Better go waste time reading the news or play some games on Yahoo or MSN or some shit like that.

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