Why Am I Upside Down
When my nephew asked the question, he meant literally — in the spoon.
I don't know how old I was when I started asking that question metaphorically of the world. I just know I haven't stopped asking since.
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Love that.
Maybe you are right side up and the world is upside down?
It all has to do with physics. All of it. Or so they told me in college.
~BPP
I stopped asking that question a long time ago but. . .
I think we bought the same dishes from the grocery store, a buck a piece, and they're so pretty
Upside down indeed
I am such a nerd that I was really tempted to answer the question but chose not to bore you with the details of spherical aberrations.
Michael bore us already.
I like the Matrix philosphy: there is no spoon.
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