Experiment
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sorry, i forgot include some of my data. you were probably wondering what was going on. now it should make sense.
Oh, now I get it!
You're a jeeny-us. (sp?)
EDIT: Wait, what's the point of that oversized twinkie having a door?
You're a jeeny-us. (sp?)
EDIT: Wait, what's the point of that oversized twinkie having a door?
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Where my hat is at?
Does it involve some sort of copulation with that toothpick in the first picture?
Does it involve some sort of copulation with that toothpick in the first picture?
I just realized that I forgot to include the Summary of my experiment. I included the data and the images, but forgot the Summary.
The experiment began well with me recording notes such as:
Dec. 29, 8:02 PM: No apparent change noticed in the refrigerator paint while playing elevator music.
Dec. 29, 8:05 PM: Still no apparent change noticed in the refrigerator paint while playing elevator music.
Dec. 29, 8:11 PM: Still no apparent change noticed in the refrigerator paint while playing elevator music.
These notes were recorded on notepaper and after about 12 months of experimentation, you can imagine all the paper that was used. In fact, I estimated about one tree’s worth of paper was used; see image above of tree.
I started transcribing the notes from paper into an Excel spreadsheet, but realized that every note was basically the same: no apparent change noticed in the refrigerator paint while playing elevator music.
So, I decided to just record the number of experimental months; see image above of spreadsheet.
Since I needed a control subject to see if elevator music affected its paint, too, I used a school bus; see image above of school bus.
The experiment began well with me recording notes such as:
Dec. 29, 8:02 PM: No apparent change noticed in the refrigerator paint while playing elevator music.
Dec. 29, 8:05 PM: Still no apparent change noticed in the refrigerator paint while playing elevator music.
Dec. 29, 8:11 PM: Still no apparent change noticed in the refrigerator paint while playing elevator music.
These notes were recorded on notepaper and after about 12 months of experimentation, you can imagine all the paper that was used. In fact, I estimated about one tree’s worth of paper was used; see image above of tree.
I started transcribing the notes from paper into an Excel spreadsheet, but realized that every note was basically the same: no apparent change noticed in the refrigerator paint while playing elevator music.
So, I decided to just record the number of experimental months; see image above of spreadsheet.
Since I needed a control subject to see if elevator music affected its paint, too, I used a school bus; see image above of school bus.
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Boooooooze.
Saw this in the local newspaper. You might wanna get your ass outta here if you don't want to be chased by a bloodthirsty, Swiffer Sweeper-carrying mob.
Saw this in the local newspaper. You might wanna get your ass outta here if you don't want to be chased by a bloodthirsty, Swiffer Sweeper-carrying mob.
The Daily Walton Simons said:
there was no way to adjust the volume. i was on an elevator with the frig. that was the only place i could find elevator music.
i forgot to mention: the music ate the paint right off the bus. didn't do anything to the frig, though. strange.