Tuesday, May 31, 2005
Vast Condom Horror in Pacific
"The mass was discovered by the Australian Oceanographic Laboratory Outpost on Macquarie Island in the South Pacific. Scientists there explained that the accumulation, which consists almost exclusively of condoms, is explained by a principle of physics called 'like aggregation.' Like aggregation is caused by the massing of similar objects due to ocean currents and winds, the response of the objects to the earth's magnetic field, and other factors."
Worse still -- it's alive! (Just kidding -- although I do sense science fiction potential here.)
And I thought Brush Creek was bad . . .
"The mass was discovered by the Australian Oceanographic Laboratory Outpost on Macquarie Island in the South Pacific. Scientists there explained that the accumulation, which consists almost exclusively of condoms, is explained by a principle of physics called 'like aggregation.' Like aggregation is caused by the massing of similar objects due to ocean currents and winds, the response of the objects to the earth's magnetic field, and other factors."
Worse still -- it's alive! (Just kidding -- although I do sense science fiction potential here.)
And I thought Brush Creek was bad . . .
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2 comments:
omg - that is so damn funny. It's like they really are alive, and searching out their kin...
that is creepy and hilarious.
I'm glad I'm not the only one who found that particularly funny.
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