Freaky Factoid Friday - The observation edition

#1. You can not, no matter how hard you try, use Jedi mind tricks to make your bathroom scale go down.
 
#2. Irrationality is totally contagious.
 
Think about it...
 
Cheers,
Sarah
 

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The Hopeful Elephant said…
irrationality...also hereditary?!!! xoxoxoxox
March 7, 2009 at 1:24 AM
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