C3PX said:
Personally, I am more interested in the chasm of the abyss and the little tiny pigs.
Ah yes, within the chasm is horses laden with packs of tricycles. As the tiny pigs swim in the waters like seahorses. All riding the current 'till nightfall. As fireflies light up the scene and, the pigs jump and, eat them. Some fly upon their backs though.
Also perhaps you would like to read an earlier contribution I made to this thread:
twister111 said:
I can't sleep so, here goes some randomness.
Ever wonder what it would be like to eat the mushroom, down in the throat of a Cat, contained in a grapevine, within the eye of Dracodla(the vampire fish from Portal), covered in drizzling peanut butter, with Synsepalum dulcificum(miracle fruit) topping, overloaded with sprinkles, and banana ice cream?
And, yes this is again thoughts from lack of sleep three days awake.
TV's Frink said:
twister111 said:
TV's Frink said:
Nope. I disagree that the rise of furniture is ever increasing. There was a recession in furniture rising in the late 70's and again a few years ago. Sure, the furniture is rising at a pretty good rate right now, but it's not like you can't still sit on it. And I suspect the rate of rising might decrease again soon. In fact, I wouldn't be surprised to see a slight sinking of furniture one of these days.
Supply and, demand was not the point I was gearing at. Simply elavation of each piece through the flow of time. The tables of old versus the current standard. Is the picture clearer now?
I wasn't talking about supply and demand either. I was talking about the actual height of the furniture from yesterday to today. For instance, a few days ago the top of my coffee table was x" from the floor. Yesterday it was x+2mm. Today it is x+3mm, which is a decrease in the rise of the furniture.
...Your maths confuse me!!! Doesn't "+" mean addition!?!? shouldn't that mean rise!?!?
