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“Lightning, come on out!”

Lightning yelled back, “If you want my beer so bad, come on in.” 

The policemen opted to wait until Lightning had finished his cooler full of beer.

This is how they arrived at their conclusion:

They did the math: Lightning was a 6’4″ schoolboy.
They weighed the evidence: There were 400 pounds of him.  
They considered the facts: He had carried his cooler full of beer into the middle of a thorny briar patch, a fortress of tangled spikes, where he now sat bleeding, drinking beer after beer.

The rest of us had scattered like rabbits through the woods when someone shouted, “Cops!” But Lightning was even slower of foot than he was of wit. He was not bright and he could not run, but he could definitely defend his beer.

All of this happened many years ago in the woods in Mississippi.

– Todd Liles

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Alien: You’re telling me that in times of great distress humans have been known to suddenly gain the strength necessary to lift objects more than a dozen times their own weight?!

Human: Yeah, it’s called “hysterical strength” and it usually happens in life-or-death situations, like when someone gets stuck under a car or something and someone lifts the car to get them out. We can’t really test it though, ’cause it only happens spontaneously.

Alien: Humans have the ability to tap into untold strength and power and you don’t even know how you do it?

Human: Pretty much, yeah. We think it has something to do with temporary analgesia, so we just don’t feel the pain we should when we pick up a 3000-pound car.

Alien: YOUR PAIN RESPONSE JUST SHUTS OFF?

Human: Yeah, it’s like an adrenaline thing? Do you not have that?

Alien: Fuck you and your entire species of tiny juggernauts.

WAIT A MINUTE! Did this post just use a dialogue format to trick me into learning science?

“

- Dave Young, of Wizard Academy

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