Monday, October 26, 2009
The Theory of Mandanativity
It was the great Armenian physicist, Blake Havasu, who first proposed the Theory of Mandanativity, at a conference in Copenhagen in 1942. It went like so:
As mandana moves lower and hawk rises higher, the chance of pink baseball caps on hoochie hot increases exponentially, ipso facto, reductio ad absurdum.
Or, in mathematical terms:
D/b(ag)2 = M/x + (H*y) Σ P*z
Laugh now, but someday you may need that formula.
