Physicists Fear Impending Hazard of the MOAL
Shortly
after the BVB Army Commander announced that he would create a log more
creamier and steamier than anyone could have ever imagined,
physicists from all corners of the country scrambled to their
whiteboards in fear for the worst.
After
extensive research and analysis, they concluded that General Sixx
producing such a log could mean catastrophe. As a result, a special
meeting of physicists met in Los Alamos National Laboratory to discuss
their findings. They had a consensus: whereas a Mother of All Logs is
possible in theory, it would be too creamy and steamy for the universe
to handle and as a result, rip a hole in spacetime as we know it,
sending everything in the universe into an oblivion of nothingness.
While
some of the nation’s smartest in the physical sciences have warned of
an end of all existence, others are more optimistic of a Mother of All
Logs such as Dr. Karl Reinhurst of the BVB Army Institute of Shitlog
Science and Research who expressed on his blog:
“I don’t know why a bunch of people with degrees in something completely useless are throwing a fit about the creamiest and steamiest log of shit ever to be created in the history of the BVB Army. If they had half a brain, they could understand that the universe and everything will be fine once the Mother of All Logs is created… everything except our fucking throats, of course.”
“I don’t know why a bunch of people with degrees in something completely useless are throwing a fit about the creamiest and steamiest log of shit ever to be created in the history of the BVB Army. If they had half a brain, they could understand that the universe and everything will be fine once the Mother of All Logs is created… everything except our fucking throats, of course.”
Although it is not
clear whether Andy Sixx will consider the warnings from experts in the
field of physics, it is most definitely certain that regardless of
ripping a hole in the universe, the Mother of All Logs is bound to rip a
hole in our fucking throats.
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