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Natural Laws You Have Discovered

  1. Given any large flat surface, someone will put something on it.
  2. The probability of company arriving is directly proportional to my wanting to be alone.
  3. If you move to a seemingly shorter checkout line, the person(s) ahead of you will have a dozen issues to sort out, and you will spend MORE time waiting than you would have if you’d stayed where you were.]
  4. The number of red lights you hit on your way to your destination is directly proportional to how much of a hurry you’re in to get there. Converse: If you need to do something in your car (like check directions) that requires a brief stop, you will hit no red lights.

Natural Laws You Have Discovered

  1. Given any large flat surface, someone will put something on it.
  2. The probability of company arriving is directly proportional to my wanting to be alone.
  3. If you move to a seemingly shorter checkout line, the person(s) ahead of you will have a dozen issues to sort out, and you will spend MORE time waiting than you would have if you’d stayed where you were.]
  4. The number of red lights you hit on your way to your destination is directly proportional to how much of a hurry you’re in to get there. Converse: If you need to do something in your car (like check directions) that requires a brief stop, you will hit no red lights.
  5. Whenever I plan to leave work early, something or someone will appear and force me to stay even later than my usual depart time.

Natural Laws You Have Discovered

  1. Given any large flat surface, someone will put something on it.
  2. The probability of company arriving is directly proportional to my wanting to be alone.
  3. If you move to a seemingly shorter checkout line, the person(s) ahead of you will have a dozen issues to sort out, and you will spend MORE time waiting than you would have if you’d stayed where you were.]
  4. The number of red lights you hit on your way to your destination is directly proportional to how much of a hurry you’re in to get there. Converse: If you need to do something in your car (like check directions) that requires a brief stop, you will hit no red lights.
  5. Whenever I plan to leave work early, something or someone will appear and force me to stay even later than my usual depart time.
  6. “Because they’re idiots” is the answer to a LOT of questions.

Natural Laws You Have Discovered

  1. Given any large flat surface, someone will put something on it.
  2. The probability of company arriving is directly proportional to my wanting to be alone.
  3. If you move to a seemingly shorter checkout line, the person(s) ahead of you will have a dozen issues to sort out, and you will spend MORE time waiting than you would have if you’d stayed where you were.]
  4. The number of red lights you hit on your way to your destination is directly proportional to how much of a hurry you’re in to get there. Converse: If you need to do something in your car (like check directions) that requires a brief stop, you will hit no red lights.
  5. One of the strongest gravitational forces in the universe is that exerted by windshields on small rocks and bird waste.

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Natural Laws You Have Discovered

  1. Given any large flat surface, someone will put something on it.
  2. The probability of company arriving is directly proportional to my wanting to be alone.
  3. If you move to a seemingly shorter checkout line, the person(s) ahead of you will have a dozen issues to sort out, and you will spend MORE time waiting than you would have if you’d stayed where you were.]
  4. The number of red lights you hit on your way to your destination is directly proportional to how much of a hurry you’re in to get there. Converse: If you need to do something in your car (like check directions) that requires a brief stop, you will hit no red lights.
  5. Whenever I plan to leave work early, something or someone will appear and force me to stay even later than my usual depart time.
  6. “Because they’re idiots” is the answer to a LOT of questions.
  7. One of the strongest gravitational forces in the universe is that exerted by windshields on small rocks and bird waste.
  8. The likelihood of a cat becoming interested in you is proportional to: (1) How much you hate or are afraid of cats, and (2) How much of a contrast the cat’s fur is to what you’re wearing.

Natural Laws You Have Discovered

  1. Given any large flat surface, someone will put something on it.
  2. The probability of company arriving is directly proportional to my wanting to be alone.
  3. If you move to a seemingly shorter checkout line, the person(s) ahead of you will have a dozen issues to sort out, and you will spend MORE time waiting than you would have if you’d stayed where you were.]
  4. The number of red lights you hit on your way to your destination is directly proportional to how much of a hurry you’re in to get there. Converse: If you need to do something in your car (like check directions) that requires a brief stop, you will hit no red lights.
  5. Whenever I plan to leave work early, something or someone will appear and force me to stay even later than my usual depart time.
  6. “Because they’re idiots” is the answer to a LOT of questions.
  7. One of the strongest gravitational forces in the universe is that exerted by windshields on small rocks and bird waste.
  8. The likelihood of a cat becoming interested in you is proportional to: (1) How much you hate or are afraid of cats, and (2) How much of a contrast the cat’s fur is to what you’re wearing.
  9. The older I get, the better I was.

Natural Laws You Have Discovered

  1. Given any large flat surface, someone will put something on it.
  2. The probability of company arriving is directly proportional to my wanting to be alone.
  3. If you move to a seemingly shorter checkout line, the person(s) ahead of you will have a dozen issues to sort out, and you will spend MORE time waiting than you would have if you’d stayed where you were.]
  4. The number of red lights you hit on your way to your destination is directly proportional to how much of a hurry you’re in to get there. Converse: If you need to do something in your car (like check directions) that requires a brief stop, you will hit no red lights.
  5. Whenever I plan to leave work early, something or someone will appear and force me to stay even later than my usual depart time.
  6. “Because they’re idiots” is the answer to a LOT of questions.
  7. One of the strongest gravitational forces in the universe is that exerted by windshields on small rocks and bird waste.
  8. The likelihood of a cat becoming interested in you is proportional to: (1) How much you hate or are afraid of cats, and (2) How much of a contrast the cat’s fur is to what you’re wearing.
  9. The older I get, the better I was.
  10. Computers can sense when you’re on a deadline and are significantly more likely to fail then

Natural Laws You Have Discovered

  1. Given any large flat surface, someone will put something on it.
  2. The probability of company arriving is directly proportional to my wanting to be alone.
  3. If you move to a seemingly shorter checkout line, the person(s) ahead of you will have a dozen issues to sort out, and you will spend MORE time waiting than you would have if you’d stayed where you were.]
  4. The number of red lights you hit on your way to your destination is directly proportional to how much of a hurry you’re in to get there. Converse: If you need to do something in your car (like check directions) that requires a brief stop, you will hit no red lights.
  5. Whenever I plan to leave work early, something or someone will appear and force me to stay even later than my usual depart time.
  6. “Because they’re idiots” is the answer to a LOT of questions.
  7. One of the strongest gravitational forces in the universe is that exerted by windshields on small rocks and bird waste.
  8. The likelihood of a cat becoming interested in you is proportional to: (1) How much you hate or are afraid of cats, and (2) How much of a contrast the cat’s fur is to what you’re wearing.
  9. The older I get, the better I was.
  10. Computers can sense when you’re on a deadline and are significantly more likely to fail then
  11. Toilets have a powerful magnetic pull, which is why almost anything you drop in the bathroom will end up inside them.

Natural Laws You Have Discovered

  1. Given any large flat surface, someone will put something on it.
  2. The probability of company arriving is directly proportional to my wanting to be alone.
  3. If you move to a seemingly shorter checkout line, the person(s) ahead of you will have a dozen issues to sort out, and you will spend MORE time waiting than you would have if you’d stayed where you were.]
  4. The number of red lights you hit on your way to your destination is directly proportional to how much of a hurry you’re in to get there. Converse: If you need to do something in your car (like check directions) that requires a brief stop, you will hit no red lights.
  5. Whenever I plan to leave work early, something or someone will appear and force me to stay even later than my usual depart time.
  6. “Because they’re idiots” is the answer to a LOT of questions.
  7. One of the strongest gravitational forces in the universe is that exerted by windshields on small rocks and bird waste.
  8. The likelihood of a cat becoming interested in you is proportional to: (1) How much you hate or are afraid of cats, and (2) How much of a contrast the cat’s fur is to what you’re wearing.
  9. The older I get, the better I was.
  10. Computers can sense when you’re on a deadline and are significantly more likely to fail then
  11. Toilets have a powerful magnetic pull, which is why almost anything you drop in the bathroom will end up inside them.
  12. Whenever I’m looking for something, I find something else that I was looking for previously first.

Natural Laws You Have Discovered

  1. Given any large flat surface, someone will put something on it.
  2. The probability of company arriving is directly proportional to my wanting to be alone.
  3. If you move to a seemingly shorter checkout line, the person(s) ahead of you will have a dozen issues to sort out, and you will spend MORE time waiting than you would have if you’d stayed where you were.]
  4. The number of red lights you hit on your way to your destination is directly proportional to how much of a hurry you’re in to get there. Converse: If you need to do something in your car (like check directions) that requires a brief stop, you will hit no red lights.
  5. Whenever I plan to leave work early, something or someone will appear and force me to stay even later than my usual depart time.
  6. “Because they’re idiots” is the answer to a LOT of questions.
  7. One of the strongest gravitational forces in the universe is that exerted by windshields on small rocks and bird waste.
  8. The likelihood of a cat becoming interested in you is proportional to: (1) How much you hate or are afraid of cats, and (2) How much of a contrast the cat’s fur is to what you’re wearing.
  9. The older I get, the better I was.
  10. Computers can sense when you’re on a deadline and are significantly more likely to fail then
  11. Toilets have a powerful magnetic pull, which is why almost anything you drop in the bathroom will end up inside them.
  12. Whenever I’m looking for something, I find something else that I was looking for previously first.
  13. If I’m looking for something, and there are “n” places to look, it will be in the nth place I look.
    New! Characters from French literature
  1. D’Artagnan

New! Characters from French literature

  1. D’Artagnan
  2. Captain Nemo

Characters from French literature

  1. D’Artagnan
  2. Captain Nemo
  3. Figaro

Characters from French literature

  1. D’Artagnan
  2. Captain Nemo
  3. Figaro
  4. Quasimoto

Characters from French literature

  1. D’Artagnan
  2. Captain Nemo
  3. Figaro
  4. Quasimoto
  5. Tartuffe

Characters from French literature

  1. D’Artagnan
  2. Captain Nemo
  3. Figaro
  4. Quasimoto
  5. Tartuffe
  6. Emma Bovary

Characters from French literature

  1. D’Artagnan
  2. Captain Nemo
  3. Figaro
  4. Quasimoto
  5. Tartuffe
  6. Emma Bovary

Characters from French literature

  1. D’Artagnan
  2. Captain Nemo
  3. Figaro
  4. Quasimoto
  5. Tartuffe
  6. Emma Bovary
  7. Therese Desqueyroux

I always make it a point to look in just one more place after finding something, just to disprove that old saw.

Characters from French literature

  1. D’Artagnan
  2. Captain Nemo
  3. Figaro
  4. Quasimoto
  5. Tartuffe
  6. Emma Bovary
  7. Therese Desqueyroux
  8. Cyrano de Bergerac

Characters from French literature

  1. D’Artagnan
  2. Captain Nemo
  3. Figaro
  4. Quasimoto
  5. Tartuffe
  6. Emma Bovary
  7. Therese Desqueyroux
  8. Cyrano de Bergerac
  9. Inspector Jules Maigret (I know SImenon was Belgian, but he WROTE in French, and Maigret was a policeman in Paris)

Characters from French literature

  1. D’Artagnan
  2. Captain Nemo
  3. Figaro
  4. Quasimoto
  5. Tartuffe
  6. Emma Bovary
  7. Therese Desqueyroux
  8. Cyrano de Bergerac
  9. Inspector Jules Maigret
  10. Jean Valjean