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I'm Nick Warren and I try to waste five minutes each day on pointless creativity. Restless voices is the result.

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DateMonday, February 16, 2009 at 7:32PM

"As I scientist I recognise that everything is relative... except my relatives. They appear to be consistent in their weirdness."

All families are weird. I think it's a rule.

In fact if your family is not at least a little weird... well that would be weird, which takes you back full circle. Maybe slight to middling weirdness is the normal state of family groups.

Or something...

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Family weirdness is so common there has to be an equation for it. One of the exponents would be D = the distance you live away from your family. I'm sure there is an inverse relationship between D and W (w = weird factor). Throw in H (H = hierarchy of birth), S (number of siblings), Fm (Fave of Mom), Fd (Fave of Dad), and I (annual income - net) and I'm sure you could come up with quite the formula!!!

Only being a fan of science and mathematics (and not either by trade) I'm not sure of how to assemble this formula - but come on - those components are great!

February 19, 2009 | Unregistered CommenterLoreen72

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