by Boschi » Fri Jun 15, 2007 5:30 am
A: Depends on the make-up of the theme song choral ensemble. Too many tenors and the quantum make up of the universe is actually subtly altered. Physisillyists have observed a decrease in a type of sub atomic particle called a testosteronk when a minimum ratio of baritones to tenors isn't maintained.
It is believed that testeronk interactions create a forcefield that permits and stabilizes the existence of balls, and when those interactions decrease, balls may actually blip out of existence.
Such variations are temporary however, as conservation of energy requires that other objects come into existence as the balls disappear. These short lived particles, falsettotrons, are actually super testosteronks. Each falsettotron contributes twice the energy of a testosteronk to the ball supportive matrix, and as they come into existence, any balls that ceased to exist reappear.
The disappearance and reappearance of balls is, as a result, a very rapid process, and debates still rage in the research community over whether the flux of balls is a real event.
However, recent research does support the 1 to 2 energy relationship of testosteronks to falsettotrons, proving that anyone who sings that way in public must really have a pair.
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