Meredithian Logic
For those of you who have encountered Meredith's strange form of reasoning in the past, this will come as no surprise. And I hope that Nathan can add to this post with his own tales. For those of you who have never dealt with Meredith, let me give you a little example. I pick this example only because it is the most recent:
The other night Patricia was discussing with Meredith the idea that we should count people who go through the wrong side of our entrance/exit gate using a stat-clicker. Meredith then says, "oh yes, and we should add 25 to that count for the Junior Players who come through the back door and never go through our gate." So Patricia says, "ok we'lll start our daily count at 25", and Meredith then says: "but its easier if we just get someone to walk through the gate 25 times instead of adding it to our count." ... ... ...
So apparently its easier to walk through a gate in a circle 25 times than simply adding 25 to some other number. Right...
4 Comments:
Well, see John, for Meredith simple addition is too strenuous. And can you blame her? She has so little brain power to work with.
10:59 AM
You should see how enthusiastic she is when she's the one walking through the gate 25 times.
12:13 PM
I think it'd be easier on us all if 25 babes from Play-mate of the Apes walked through...
1:22 PM
Meredith should do it, she could use the exercise...
7:20 PM
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