It has been very cold today indeed even Mr
Jones the Alien Hunter has had to resort to putting clothes on, despite his
view that clothes confuse aliens as they assume it is fur and then they think
all sorts of stuff can be unzipped which he says can be a little painful. To
ensure that his jacket cannot be confused he has super glued the zip and has
told us, that it will ensure it can not be removed by mistake. I don’t think he
has thought that through very well myself. The reason I mention Mr Jones is
because he has taken a picture of what he says is a digital synchronized laser
probe that the aliens were using to detect intelligent life forms on planet
Earth, but he is convinced that they think he is a bear because of his fur (it
is in fact a nylon puffer jacket with a fur collar). The dog has pointed that
very few bears are green or have a picture of Elvis on the back and the words
Elvis was an Alien in sparkly rhinestones or wear a woolly hat with a torch
knitted into each side of it.
I think there is a an interesting marketing
opportunity there . . . . . The Woolly Torch Hat, stay warm and see where you
are going in total darkness. Amaze your friends, you will leave them speechless.
Communicate with aliens and look like an idiot; all for £12.38p . . . .. Batteries not included.
What with all the cold
after all the rain the mathematics teacher decided that we should discuss the
mathematics of the crystalline structure in nature and in particular Polymorphism
then as we drifted into a discussion on the crystallographic point group, I
came to the conclusion that being cold is very complicated. But one thing I did
discover was the reason why we never see Santa, and how he is able to get round
to so many houses in one night, it is all to do with The 14 Bravais Lattices . . . . . . . . . Ah no hang on I might be
getting confused with reindeer.
While on that subject mum
and dad did something today they have never done before, they bought a fake
Christmas tree. They said that they thought it would be a bit more eco friendly
rather than keep buying a tree with roots that they struggle to keep alive for
two or three years before it dies. And they also refuse to buy a grown in
Indonesian Christmas tree for a fiver on the grounds that it is just not
right.
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