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*theme music* Live from New York, the capital of New York, we bring you International Sports Thingy, with your host... this donkey thingy...
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| Welcome sportsfans. Today we see a game of one-on-one Australian Rules football... | |
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| This footage was taken from a match that took place yesterday in Melbourne, the capital of Victoria, between Crabby and DrPedantic. Take a look... | |
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"This is for contest 43!" *YEEAAARGH!!!*
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| Whoo-whee, that's tough to watch. That squirrel-grip from DrPedantic brought tears to everyone's eyes - even Crabby, and I didn't know he had testicles! | |
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If you don't know what a squirrel-grip is, well... let's put it this way: It is a serious offence in Aussie Rules, and only men play that sport professionally.
Since none of my four entries are particularly good, DCCVCT says I should win easily. But then again, is the DCCVCT like summoning a train with a lit cigarette, or making a traffic light turn green by putting the car in neutral and pulling the handbrake on? Is a subject's awareness of the likelihood of the theorem being true in a current instance a quantum-like event which actually prevents the DCCVCT-predicted victory from actually occurring?
I think there is something in that for all of us.
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