Inductive reasoning at its best
From my experience, I am putting forward the theory that:
It is impossible to get Ben and Jerry's Phish Food out of a tub without covering your hands or the outside of the tub in chocolatey goodness.
Why the outside of the tub? I have no idea. Empirical evidence just shows that it has always happened in the past.
Oh god…philosophy/logic overload
/Passes out
27 Jan 2005 21:58
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[Skip to the latest comment]Sarah Cooper
It's so true! How does it happen?
Try getting your head round some liar paradoxes, now they to serious overload issues!
27 Jan 2005, 22:48
It's even more difficult if you've left the tub out of the freezer for a number of hours before attempting to eat said product.
28 Jan 2005, 01:18
Didn't Hume put forward the whole Ben and Jerry's theis? :P
(Was your Israel visit tour? That's a random unconnected thought from reading your blog)
31 Jan 2005, 01:34
One of the visits was tour. I've been about 6 times though.
31 Jan 2005, 09:42
Ah ok. Btw, I think you live in my building. Just thought I'd share that
01 Feb 2005, 23:02
Really? And where is that then? Don't recognise you from your pictures…
02 Feb 2005, 01:24
Eek, now I feel like a stalker. Tocil; I'm flat 46, so whatever demonination the building is overall. Your face looks familiar, at least..Not that most on campus don't, though.
02 Feb 2005, 02:11
Aha! One floor up. Hi!
02 Feb 2005, 09:32
Waves
02 Feb 2005, 13:18
Oh, and p.s. That's 3 (North?) London Jews in one building. Weird
03 Feb 2005, 00:34
Hehe. Well, not quite north I'm afraid :-(
What are the odds? I went to King Solomon High School (which should mean something to you) and I think I am their only former student currently at Warwick.
03 Feb 2005, 02:13
It sounds familiar…I think…And I'm NW London..But near enough
03 Feb 2005, 02:23
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