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The smallest possible unit of time has already been determined to be the New York Second, and is defined as: "The amount of time passing between the traffic light ahead of you turning green and the taxi-cab behind you honking his horn"
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This is actually a very modern device, albeit done in classic style. It is a career-meter issued to Ivy League colleges. It is based on the age-old premise that "sh*t floats to the top" and the cistern-ball rises automatically with the owner's career. A very heavy base is needed to prevent the meter from floating away if the owner becomes CEO of a petroleum or coal-mining company

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You know those little adhesive-backed dish-cloth holders that you can poke a corner into and it hangs there? If you could combine those with this I think you might have a winner!
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This indicator is used in old-fashioned, high-class toilets. The "up line" section indicates whether or not water is filling up the flush tank. The "down line" part... well, let's just say it tells you whether or not you had too much chili-beans last night!

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This an amazing piece of history! A patient was severely constipated, unable to have a bowel movement for almost a year. Doctors tried every remedy they could but to no avail. Eventually P.T. Barnum decided he would have the answer to the poor patient's troubles and brought in a (probably doctored) photograph of Abraham Lincoln wearing his trademark stovepipe hat and a pink mankini. The image was so frightening to the patient his bowels suddenly constricted, shooting out this piece of poop which injured a nurse before embedding itself in the wall. This piece is now in a museum and is the origin of the term "sh*ttin' bricks"!

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...and western media always gives us the pure, unadulterated truth? Yeah, right! Try reading the same news story from 5 different sources and you'll get 5 completely different versions (and then spend time trying to work out what the heck actually happened!) The news is manipulated, both by governments and/or the media itself. Get used to it.
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