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Geometry of the Toe involves several Laws of Physics. Name two.

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Physical law #1 -- the angle of the dangle is proportionally equal to the heat of the meat.

Physical law #2 -- the juice of the sluice is proportionally equal to the slide of the glide.

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Physical law #1 -- the angle of the dangle is proportionally equal to the heat of the meat.

Physical law #2 -- the juice of the sluice is proportionally equal to the slide of the glide.

Very good.

The Laws you stated are both variations on Testlickle's Deviant, which states "That which goes in, must also come out." Name the origin of that Deviant and win a prize.

No, its not a pony....

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Johnnyboy is the origin of that deviant dictum. It is widely know that JB stutters and repeats himself. The more it happens the more excited he becomes and tends to repeat himself faster and faster.

So...that which goes in must also come out...ultimately culminates in physical dislocation and erotic termination; conclusive proof of origin of the deviant.

BTW...he is in counselling to help slow down the repetition cycle which should be good news for some ladies in the audience ;)

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ANSWER:

Johnnyboy is the origin of that deviant dictum. It is widely know that JB stutters and repeats himself. The more it happens the more excited he becomes and tends to repeat himself faster and faster.

So...that which goes in must also come out...ultimately culminates in physical dislocation and erotic termination; conclusive proof of origin of the deviant.

No, actually I'm pretty sure it originated in The Firesign Theater.

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