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in reply to Katherine Bond

To wit, I suppose that theoretical physicists presuppose that there is a perfectly spherical tuit, valuable because of it's uniformity.
in reply to Katherine Bond

An imperfectly round tuit is no use at all; not even in the arcane rites of #bananagarum - it's just one of the laws of the universe.
in reply to Katherine Bond

I hear that there is some evidence in data from the LHC that there is an up tuit and a down tuit. They are presumably decay products of the FFS particle, half-brother of the Higgs.

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