Homer's Dinning Experience
By mynameiskate
@mynameiskate (2571)
August 21, 2020 11:16am CST
It took me a while to understand, duh!
The whole is greater than the sum of the parts.
But who's counting? That sentence always left me puzzled. What were they talking about? It all centers around one word.
My empty tummy isn't as large as what I'm seeing in that donutbox but wait there is more to this than could be imagined. I filled that empty whole and then sum.
Duh!
2 people like this
4 responses
@cherriefic (10400)
• Philippines
21 Aug 20
Good analogy. Donuts can be greater because it has a lot of sugar.
2 people like this
@mynameiskate (2571)
•
21 Aug 20
Yes and why I am able to keep eating them I suspect.
1 person likes this
@mynameiskate (2571)
•
23 Aug 20
It occurred when my roommate whom I share my habitat with entered carrying a large box of round sugar coated chocolate dipped round dough like circle eatables. The object is to have one. But this never happens the way it is planned. One more reward, a treat for catching the criminal.
@mynameiskate (2571)
•
22 Aug 20
"There is a time for many words, and there is also a time for sleep." - Mr. Homer
2 people like this
