Overboard by Chip Dunham for April 16, 2020

My,my such naughty language from a butterfly.

But that only applies to butterflies off the west Africa or Mexico coasts.

Each butterfly effect is always nullified by each dragonfly effect! So no worries !

I thought the butterfly effect involved time travel and a clumsy boot.

Actually, the term comes from chaos theory and weather simulation; it’s not a real physical effect. When simulating weather, it was discovered that some equations were so sensitive to initial conditions that the rounding error in the computer — 1 part in 2 to the 15 or so at the time — was enough to change the ultimate simulation. The small amount was said to be equivalent to a butterfly beating is wings in Australia causing a snowstorm in Boston in July. Read James Gleich’s “Chaos Theory” for more information.

my head is exploding

So now we know that Nate is Cupid’s counter to romance

End result, the butterfly disaffection.

Too stupid for words.

Gosh, and she seemed to sweet and demure, too.

Now we know why butterflies are endangered. Nate.

… “monkey”, right? Son of a monkey?

And for the record, that fact about the Butterfly Effect did kinda kill the mood. Oops.

’Evening, Crew.