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āI went to a restaurant that had a sign that said āWe serve breakfast any timeā so I ordered French toast during the Renaissance.ā ā Steven Wright
My theory is that the boundaries between the infinite universes are thicker or thinner according to how different they are. Everybody is constantly jumping from one universe (where you had 394 Cheerios in your bowl at breakfast last Friday) to another (where you only had 377 Cheerios), but nobody is ever aware of it because the differences arenāt noticeable.
Of course sometimes tiny differences have huge impacts (if Winston Churchill had sneezed at the wrong moment the Germans would have won WWII), but those compound over time so it becomes increasingly unlikely that youāll cross into such a universe.
Cornelius Robinson Premium Member about 12 hours ago
With gazpacho dip
DangerBunny about 11 hours ago
Freedom toast, drowned in butter with cinnamon while hugging Old Glory.
markyakes Premium Member about 9 hours ago
Iām passionate about French Toastā¦am I from an alternate universe?
Huckleberry Muhammad Premium Member about 7 hours ago
Thatās it, talk about what you dig, Dougs.
Kaputnik about 6 hours ago
Iām indifferent to French toast, which I havenāt even had since I was a kid, and not very often even then.
I donāt consider my universe to be an alternate. All those other universes are the alternates.
Now hang on. My blorkmeal is almost ready. And Iām having whirled eggs with it.
Doug K about 5 hours ago
I think French toast is just fine.
stev0 about 4 hours ago
āI went to a restaurant that had a sign that said āWe serve breakfast any timeā so I ordered French toast during the Renaissance.ā ā Steven Wright
fritzoid Premium Member about 3 hours ago
My theory is that the boundaries between the infinite universes are thicker or thinner according to how different they are. Everybody is constantly jumping from one universe (where you had 394 Cheerios in your bowl at breakfast last Friday) to another (where you only had 377 Cheerios), but nobody is ever aware of it because the differences arenāt noticeable.
Of course sometimes tiny differences have huge impacts (if Winston Churchill had sneezed at the wrong moment the Germans would have won WWII), but those compound over time so it becomes increasingly unlikely that youāll cross into such a universe.
tarnsman 11 minutes ago
Anyone who can draw THREE Dougs is jus showing off.