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Muffin Inefficiency
October 29, 2007 on 11:34 pm | In Kumara | | arbschtAre muffins inefficient to eat? If so, how inefficient are they? If not, how efficient are they? Aren’t those quantities really the same thing? Can we describe it with a differential equation? Should I stop asking questions?
We seem to have a distinct split amongst the PLT1 populace over this issue. There are those who believe muffins are difficult to eat and those who believe they are easy to eat.
Difficult:
- Entry requires consuming the edge first.
- Then the cup must be peeled.
- And then the remainder must be eaten cleanly.
Easy:
- It really only involves biting skills above those of a 2-year old’s.
- Bite the muffin, avoid the cup.
There we have it. But I’m sure discussion on this issue will not end with this half-baked post.
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Hey peach next time ur drunk think about muffins =P
Comment by Zorab — 3:24 pm — October 30, 2007 #
…Muffins do not traditionally come in cup-cake holders, if they do then you’ve either been a)Lied to or b)Not been making them yourself.
Either way you fail.
Comment by hackra — 6:41 pm — October 30, 2007 #
you grab those flexible silicon-based baking trays. snazzy. techninology ftw.
Comment by RadioactivePhoenix — 6:43 pm — October 30, 2007 #
I thought you ate the cups?
Comment by Atomix — 9:46 am — October 31, 2007 #