Inertia: The
tendency for an object at rest to stay at rest, and an object in motion to stay
in motion.
For purposes of this discussion, a body at rest can be
approximated for a fat ass sitting on the couch sucking down beers and watching
football. And as we know from our study
of physical principles, a body at rest will remain so until acted upon by
external forces, such as a spouse.
Furthermore, a careful review of mathematical theory will show that the
amount of such force is directly proportional to the volume with which said
force is delivered, plus the sum of the number of times it was previously
delivered, without effect.
Thus, we can say that force times volume times repetition
equals mass plus n, where mass equals scale weight plus 1.2 times the number of
beers consumed previous to the final application of said force that results in
motion, and n equals the amount of energy expended in leveraging the motionless
body to a standing position.
But wait, it’s not that simple! A body at rest can also be put into motion by
internal forces, as well! This is a bit
more complicated, because the internal forces can be generated by multiple sources,
and can also combine with external forces to provoke motion that would
otherwise have been unobtainable.
Through much data gathering and analysis, we have been able
to define most of the important internal forces and weigh their value in
combination with external forces. This
list is as follows, ranked in order of importance:
1. Need to pee –
This internal force has a geometric progression included where time plus number
of beers consumed equals stress that always results in motion of one sort or another.
2. Out of Beer –
This condition is modified by the next force, which is:
3. Presence of
commercial – this factor can reduce the force needed to achieve motion by half,
and is only modified if the commercial is one that has not been seen before (rare),
or involves scantily clad women or Richard Sherman’s Mother.
4: A noise
sounding like spouse coming – This factor, in combination with any of all of
the above forces, will automatically result in motion. The speed of said motion is affected by the
location of said spouse, proximity to refrigerator and location of bathroom.
When all forces are balanced, a symmetrical motion is observed,
as where spouse appears in the doorway just as body rolls into kitchen, grabs
beer out of fridge, then slips down the hall as spouse enters the kitchen, and
into the bathroom where inertia is restored while body sits on toilet while
drinking beer and watching game on smart watch.
Thusly is stability achieved... :-{)}
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