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ahhh….this is up there with ‘chances I’ll run into the only huge stump in the middle of Farmer McDonald’s 5769857985 acre field while joyriding in my dad’s brand new truck’
…speaking from eperience?
surey an argument for not letting kids tidy up. becasue theyll never get ALL of the toys.
They will if you have a big enough box.
And if you teach them the importance of tidying up so that favorite toy truck won’t cause you to trip and fall into something expensive and breakable.
that something exspensive and breackable being the Wii In Ther Room
Hilarius! I LOLed!
Chances it will be the loudest, most obnoxious toy they own, and also the middle of the night when everyone is sleeping: 100%.
No….
Clearly that probability would be at the unused (and of course impossible) “120%” level.
My toddler is CONSTANTLY dragging ONE toy into the kitchen to leave right behind me. This is when I’m doing something selfish like making dinner. I always trip.
If we analyze the situation in further detail, we will discover that the implications are reasonable. Logically, one would be more careful of the toys if there are many of them, and thus would take steps to avoid them (pun intended). If there is only one toy, it will undoubtedly be missed by the subject’s perception, likely resulting in a swift crash to the floor.
Now THIS should be a line graph…
Brilliant. Thanks for giving me a laugh.
This even has a logical explanation (though the likelihood may be a bit exaggerated, natch): if you see a bunch of toys on the floor, you’ll probably step carefully to avoid tripping. If there’s only one it’s likely enough that you won’t notice it until you’ve stepped on it.