engineerering
i am moving my life to canada, in either two, or three weeks.
canada is red and white, without the mfing blues. hells yes (?)
i have made calculations, and even though i did not think that i owned much material possessions, i have figured out that it will take a very large handkerchief to contain all of it.
very large handkerchief, indeed.
moreover(!), the stick, which i am partial to, and had high hopes of utilizing for holding the handkerchief aloft, in its “bagged” form, which means i would be tying all four corners of the handkerchief to the end of the stick, i would be supporting the stick and handkerchief in a cantilever mechanism, anchoring with my fisted hand, and supporting with my shoulder, with the handkerchief and its contents bobbing and swaying, loose and easy, somewhere in the air behind me, and i would be whistling a tune, and perhaps three tunes, because canada is a long ways, but anyway, the stick might come to find that it is in grave danger, and that is the part of the sentence i intended to convey when i started off with “moreover”.
as i mentioned, i have made calculations, and now i am becoming of the opinion that my material possessions will require such a large handkerchief in order to contain them, that the handkerchief will not be able to be held aloft, meaning off’n the ground, which would leave me dragging the handkerchief bag along behind me, with my stick and skinny girl arms. the stick was not meant to drag or pull the handkerchief bag, because it was too busy thinking about cantilevering.
for this reason, i am requiring large and tall stilts. this solves problem number one, which was the problem about aloftness.
problem number two is weightyness, because my material possessions will maybe be a lot of pounds, or grams, or stone, or other weight of measure. problem number two will cause an undesireable stress in my stick. dig?
more specifically, there will be a large bending stress, due to gravity pulling on the handkerchief bag of material possessions, which in turn would be pulling on the tip of my stick. this is even amplified by the fact that i am using my stick as a cantilever. i asked a physicist, and he says that the handkerchief bag will make a “moment arm” on my stick, and that’s when i blushed.
problem number two cannot be solved by more stilts, unfortunately. i asked the physicist about that too.
problem number two will require a lot of effort, in order to speed up the rotation of the earth, which is the planet i will be walking to canada upon. speeding up the rotation of the earth will counter-act the force of gravity pulling downward, because faster spinning pushes you outwards and upwards. and that means that my stick will not get bent.
i am contracting halliburton to fashion my stilts, and i even told them to paint a phat lightning bolt along the sides. that’ll fucking rock.
but i will need help from everyone else on the planet for problem number two. i think that if all six billion of us were to start sprinting as fast as we could, westward, then our twelve billion foots will exert enough force on the planet earth to get it spinning faster and faster. unfortunately, i will not be able to join in, because i will be busy preparing my stick and my handkerchief sack, and besides i have to preserve all of my energies for my trek, which is a long trek.
so, please, all six billion of you, please stay tuned here, and i will let you know the date and time that you should all start running.
remember, westward. okay?











