So...I realized today that my cat (Rupert), after being outside for an extended period of time, smells exactly like freshly cleaned laundry. If we apply this concept to simple math, we can effectively say that...
(Smell of clean Rupert=Smell of clean Laundry). If we divide both sides by smell of clean, we get Rupert=Laundry. From this, we can draw the conclusion that if my cat goes outside, he will turn into laundry. What people should come away from this note with is not that they can turn their cats into laundry. What they should come away with is that smelling your cat every day is necessary to uncover some of the greater mysteries of this world we live in today.
(Smell of clean Rupert=Smell of clean Laundry). If we divide both sides by smell of clean, we get Rupert=Laundry. From this, we can draw the conclusion that if my cat goes outside, he will turn into laundry. What people should come away from this note with is not that they can turn their cats into laundry. What they should come away with is that smelling your cat every day is necessary to uncover some of the greater mysteries of this world we live in today.
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