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Here's Something We Can Do About The Heat!
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Here's Something We Can Do About The Heat!

Old 07-18-2006, 01:52 AM  #1
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Here's Something We Can Do About The Heat!

http://www.worldjumpday.org/

In the interest of providing positive things we can do to help out with our current weather situation (and also the ultimate show of UNITY, MAN) I suggest we all participate in World Jump Day. Sure it's laughably stupid and to think it would have any effect on the earth's orbit requires a complete lack of understanding of 5th grade physics, but at least we would be DOING SOMETHING. Plus there's the unity to consider. WON'T SOMEONE PLEASE CONSIDER THE UNITY! In closing might I suggest that a cooler climate might somehow keep RSL in Utah so everybody let's unite in one universal show of pulsating unity and JUST JUMP!!!!!!!
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Old 07-18-2006, 03:50 PM  #2
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I think this is all just a ploy to sell T-Shirts.

Physics (conservation of momentum and all that) is likely a bit beyond 5th grade, but not by much.

Kind of reminds me of the old bumper sticker pondering the outcome if everyone on the planet farted at the same time.
Old 07-18-2006, 05:03 PM  #3
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The guy who started this is one of those performance artist fellows. I guess this is art.
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