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I had a physics professor who told us that she used to read “Goldilocks” to her three-year-old daughter. In describing the whole temperature of the porridge bit, the professor would add, “…which defies the laws of thermodynamics.” One day, the little girl’s father was reading her the story. Coming to the same spot, he went right through without comment. The girl exclaimed, “Daddy! That’s not how Mommy reads it!”
Infotsunami almost 13 years ago
Jeeze Lucy, you might have at least at first, considered Linus’ hypothesis.
LadyBlanc about 12 years ago
That’s why she hit him.
tdoug1 almost 10 years ago
I always wondered why her parents let her punch every body.Nobody must of told on her.
jbruins84341 about 8 years ago
I had a physics professor who told us that she used to read “Goldilocks” to her three-year-old daughter. In describing the whole temperature of the porridge bit, the professor would add, “…which defies the laws of thermodynamics.” One day, the little girl’s father was reading her the story. Coming to the same spot, he went right through without comment. The girl exclaimed, “Daddy! That’s not how Mommy reads it!”
yow4zip Premium Member over 3 years ago
Valid points, Linus.
FrostbiteFalls over 1 year ago
So much fuzzy logic in classic children’s stories. Not a problem for Lucy, though, because she always needed an excuse to assault Linus.
DoubleU about 1 year ago
Maybe Mama had her bowl near the window?