Last night as I laid in bed thinking to myself many things, I was struck with three profound thoughts I want to share. Firstly and foreMOSTly:
How many calories does toothpaste have?
We don't even KNOW! Do you realize that? We don't even know. Scientists struggle with great effort to unmask the murder mystery that is the caloric count of toothpaste. Every time I eat it I find myself thinking, "Is this fattening? How large is a serving size? Does this toothpaste contain high fructose corn syrup?" These are questions that are begging to be answered people!
Next, and nextmostly:
I feel really, REALLY bad for flies trapped in spiderwebs.
Oh. My. Godsh. Think about this- you're a fly, you're buzzing around, not hurting anything (except poop) and you decide to buzz into a nice garbage can. It's a totally innocent gesture, you just wanna see if there is anything you may work at corroding! (because all flies want to be corroders when they grow up. That's why fly life is so simple. The job availability is almost limitless.) Suddenly VOIP! You are trapped in a giant web*! You start kicking, screaming, retching to and fro, but nothing will get you out of this web! As I laid there in my bed, I put myself in the position of the fly. And I saw her. The giant, black, EVIL spider, whose only purpose is HATE. Oh, that, and PARALYZING YOU WITH VENOMOUS FANGS. And guess what idiot? You're still alive! Yep! You're just chillin out, can't move your face muscles or your feelers, and you just WAIT for DEATH. That's honestly worse than anything our human judicial system could do. Because after all that, guess what? You're eaten. But not just eaten, your body is slowly dissolved, often times starting at the legs and moving towards your vital organs (cuz spiders like making you watch your own dissolvation). It's the worst.
*Note that "giant web" is in comparison to the size of the fly. In all actuality it's probably not that large.
And finally, and finalmostest:
Does having small ears help you hear small sounds?
This one is a thought we all take for granted. Many would say "Yes, Jon, it DOES mean that." Well guess what loser, it may not be that simple. If your ears get smaller, and sounds waves stay the same size, you shouldn't be able to pick them up as well with small ears.
Oh, before I continue, I should clarify that I was thinking about being shrunken down to a tiny size, and then I thought about what larvae would sound like as their bodies squished and slothered around. Then I thought about standing in front of one to fight it, but the idea of it crushing me and eating me like tree bark was unsatisfying to say the least.
Now then, small ears. What the heck? Can you hear small noises better with them? Or would that larva be completely silent. Another good argument to make is, Hey, nothing else that small has ears! Wonder why! Probably because in order for them to have semi-useful ears they would have to be three times the size of the creature itself. That's no good, the lil' buggies would have no way of functioning properly with ears that size. Too heavy.
Anyway, I am putting off friends to write this message! I was asked to go to Rudi's pizza and not order anything, and I'm a man of conviction! -I may have used that word wrong, or even if it's right it may not mean anything in context of the last sentence, but dammit I'm American. We treat you right! Bah-dap, bah-bah-bah! It's all inside! Hot pockets!