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Can I have Ops?
I have been away far too long so have decided to come back with a new principle that I have been considering.
The Barrowman Principle
The principle is named after the, until recently, well known TV celebrity John Barrowman. The principle uses an equation such as this:
If the exposure factor in relation to the talent quotient of a body of mass becomes unsustainable in the space time continuum then the Barrowman principle comes into effect.
This can be graphically represented as follows:
Eventually the exposure without a talent quotient balancing means the mass dissapears suddenly.
This is anecdotally described as "He used to be like water, but I can't see him anymore"
Often there is a residual effect called the "plop" effect which can be graphically described as such:
Often this is anecdotally described as "but I saw him advertising Quorn on Living yesterday!"
Do not be deceived by the plop effect, it is a passing moment.
The Barrowman Principle
The principle is named after the, until recently, well known TV celebrity John Barrowman. The principle uses an equation such as this:
If the exposure factor in relation to the talent quotient of a body of mass becomes unsustainable in the space time continuum then the Barrowman principle comes into effect.
This can be graphically represented as follows:
Eventually the exposure without a talent quotient balancing means the mass dissapears suddenly.
This is anecdotally described as "He used to be like water, but I can't see him anymore"
Often there is a residual effect called the "plop" effect which can be graphically described as such:
Often this is anecdotally described as "but I saw him advertising Quorn on Living yesterday!"
Do not be deceived by the plop effect, it is a passing moment.
