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Wednesday, April 12, 2006

Murphy's Law

Murphy's Law states that:

- A slice of buttered bread will always land buttered side down.

- When you need something that is in a heap, it will be at the bottom of the heap, unless you start looking at the bottom, in which case it will be second from the top.

- The day you forget your umbrella is the day it pours with rain.

- When caught in a traffic jam, your lane will always be the slowest moving one. If you change lanes, your new lane will rapidly become the slowest moving one.

- Nothing can never go wrong

- The more foolproof something is, the more likely it is that there is a fool out there able to screw it up.

- If more than one thing can go wrong, the one that causes the most problems will be the one that goes wrong.

- If something could have gone wrong but didn't, it will turn out that it would have been better in the long run if it did.

- Nature always sides with the hidden flaw.

- Change is inevitable, except from a vending machine.

- All small valuable objects will disappear when set down.

- If you need something from your bag, you will find everything else in your bag before you find the thing you need.

- When you put on your pants without looking, they will always be backwards.

- The only time a cat will not land on its feet is when a buttered slice of bread is strapped to its back. In this case, the cat will land on its back. (An alternative law states that it will stop about a foot above the ground and hover there, spinning, trying to land on both its feet and the buttered side of the bread, simultaneously.)

- The time you have left to catch a flight is inversely proportional to the distance to the gate.

- If you deliberately pace yourself to be on time to an important event, something will happen to make you late.

- The 50/50/90 law: If there's a 50/50 chance of getting something good, theres a 90% chance of not getting it.

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