UPDATE: I thought the flat bottom of the plot would be enough to indicate zero, but nooooo. So the graph has been fixed. The flat bottom now represents a minuscule trickle, with zero output coming at the very end. Happy now, Spock?
Wednesday, March 08, 2017
let me share something personal
On Twitter, blogger Lee Farrand once wrote that all mammals, no matter their body mass, take an average of 20 seconds to urinate. If that's true, then I don't know what my problem is.
UPDATE: I thought the flat bottom of the plot would be enough to indicate zero, but nooooo. So the graph has been fixed. The flat bottom now represents a minuscule trickle, with zero output coming at the very end. Happy now, Spock?
UPDATE: I thought the flat bottom of the plot would be enough to indicate zero, but nooooo. So the graph has been fixed. The flat bottom now represents a minuscule trickle, with zero output coming at the very end. Happy now, Spock?
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I notice that the line never actually touches zero... does this mean that you are constantly emitting a small stream of urine?
ReplyDeleteYes.
ReplyDeleteYes, Jim, I am happy now.
ReplyDeleteNever come between a Vulcan and his graphs.