1) The probability of two dogs sniffing each other's butts
2) The odor of a ten day old fish which was left in the desk drawer of a co-worker on vacation
3) The chance of a small McDonald's cheeseburger someday costing more than a dollar. (It's $0.99 here now.)

and the chances they will still sell millions of them every day
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ReplyDelete4) A teenage boy walking over clothes, around clothes, through clothes, never thinking to pick them up and WASH them ... (until he pays for them himself! :)
ReplyDeleteIt is predictable that he will also choose much less expensive jeans :)
not to mention the shelf life of the cheesesburger in the teenage boy's room, lying on the newspaper, obscuring Nasdaq
ReplyDeletemuch more reliable...
(the stock market might then the assure the shelf life of said burger)
thanks Janna for the food for thought and a ramble amoung the absurd
Equally good chance McD's will remove the last few atoms of real burger and cheese and replace with something like colored cardboard pulp to keep the price below a dollar. :)
ReplyDeleteJanna...
ReplyDeleteLoved your 55
Thanks for playing, and have a Kick Ass Week-End
Brian: You're probably right, sadly.
ReplyDeleteSpam guy who I deleted: Please go wipe with poison ivy.
Margaret: Have teenage boys ever paid for their own jeans?
moondustwriter: All this talk about cheeseburgers is making me hungry...
Nara: For all we know, they're doing that already. (!!)
G-Man: Aww. Thanks for visiting, and get well soon. Sorry you caught the bug this week.
I'm hungry...two dogs sniffing each other's butts notwithstanding.
ReplyDeleteWhat Brian said!
ReplyDeletenonamedufus: Me too, sadly.
ReplyDeleteMamaZen: Amazing but true. (!)