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- Kids find public libraries as exciting as Abercrombie & Fitch. And they prefer the lighting.
- Mark Zuckerberg doesn't go to college but becomes a rock star. He's happier. We're happier: there is no facebook.
- Apple designs a dishwasher. Siri operated. Get those glasses done!
- Sharks dislike swimming near surfers.
- The Beatles separate, go on sabbaticals, produce their own work and then agree to produce one joint album every other year.
- Peanut butter is only available as crunchy.
- Beautiful sunsets and sunrises last 60% longer when you are on holiday.
- Nobody mentions the Euro.
- Processed food is only available Monday thru' Thursday.
- There is no boom. There is no bust. Just life.
- Starting exercise after any kind of gap is especially super easy.
- A pre-requisite to taking the car driving test is passing the cycling proficiency test.
- Politics is understood to be a cryptic form of stand-up. Consequently people laugh a lot more.
- E-mail doesn't work on work e-mail addresses between Friday 5pm and Monday 6am.
- Tardis holidays are available so long as you sign the very, very long disclaimer and understand that 47% of travellers do not return.
- Room service never includes surcharges.
- Mobile phones are charged up by conversation with your mother.
- Favourite jeans never die.
- Cuba creates the 'media free holiday' to replace the slow demise of the cigar.
- It is illegal to sell bottled still water in developed countries.
- Hola is the world-wide 'hi'. Claro.
- There are no forms to fill in for immigration. Anywhere.
- Jet lag is cured by a large beaker of water plus a piece of the local fruit.
- Mosquitoes don't spread disease.
- France agrees it has plenty of cheeses and finally catalogues them.
- Tweets are randomly collected, knitted together and the results published in a daily novel.
- Everybody bakes their own bread. And very nice it is too. Stress is much lower.
- Aeroplanes board in order of niceness to check in staff.
- Elevators do not allow anyone to use them for just one floor.
- All stains except blood are reversible.
- 'How to make a proper espresso' is part of the national curriculum.
- Greengrocers are taught how to use the apostrophe correctly in their sign's.
- Thinking is taught, practised and valued.
- Marketeers learn the difference between it's and its.
- Deadwood developes a cult following which allows two more series. Kurt Harden becomes principal adviser to the series.
- There is a world wide ban on screens for the under fives.
- Everybody reads Gulliver's Travels by Jonathan swift, the Centaur by John Updike, the Power of the Dog by Don Winslow, the Jungle by Upton Sinclair, The Canterbury Tales by Chaucer.
- Men and women accept that they are different. And it's ok.
- Chemistry is cool.
- Traffic flows.
- Wool washes easily.
- A woman's bottom looks exactly as she wishes it to look. Exactly.
- Bicycle punctures take minutes to fix. No more, no less.
- The Periodic Table is revered rather than being allowed to become sulphur splashed.
- Yellow stickies are not invented, desks are tidier, forests are saved.
- Queues at Disney are enough to catch up on how good the ride was, hug and hold hands. No more, no less.
- Caffeine boosts the immune system.
- Tobacco dies out with the dinosaurs as they eat it all.
- The Romans get a bit more established before pulling out of Great Britain.
- People love vegetables.
- Everybody realises there is a reason they become like their parents. Their parents are right.
- All children get unconditional love. Anytime, anyplace, anywhere.
- Sport is mandatory. No, no ifs nor buts. Mandatory.
- Longevity is a function of kilometres walked over lifetime.
- There is no unrequited love.
- The 24 team produce a real time Julius Caesar. Jack Bauer plays Brutus. Chloe plays Mark Anthony.
- Five sharpened pencils sit on your writing desk by 5am each morning.
- There is a universal 'switch off spoilers' function on anything read or viewed via iOS6.
- All plastics are fully bio-degradable with the addition of goat urine.
- Leonardo da Vinci's families do not cut up his notebooks.
- Rats make a mistake very early in their evolutionary history and base themselves in trees. It doesn't work out.
- Favourite shoes never wear out.
- Nobody is invisible because of age nor sex nor skin colour nor culture nor job title nor choice of beverage in a bar.
- Algebra is popular as it helps with great sex.
- Eclecticity opens a chain of coffee shops. Each one is different. All have jukes boxes, white boards on which to write and a complete library of Beatles reference books.
- All countries have two legal speed limits, one a significantly lower one for wet weather.
- Electrons do not work at altitude avoiding favourite beauty spots reverberating with 'hey, we're at the top, shame there is no Starbucks here haha"
- Basketball is the uk national favourite sport.
- Snow self-cleans via a unique form of low temperature osmosis.
- Michael Wade launches a drive time radio show. Great music interspersed with cool business tips.
- Chips mean chips. Crisps means crisps. Cream means cream. Wherever you are in the world.
- HBO starts a political party. Finally the drama of politics is actually gripping. And has some kind of continuity.
- No text nor mail can be received on a phone if it is with 0.5m of another person's body.
- Everybody drives on the left. Obviously.
- Stephen King write a romantic blockbuster which has readers in tears.
- Males aged 14 to 44 hate fast cars.
- Starbucks opens a high street bank. It opens nice and early with excellent queue management and friendly staff who work hard to learn your name.
- Chewing gum doesn't stick. To anything.
- Volvo launch a children's playground. Super safe. Exciting enough. Good investment.
- Parisian waiters love their customers.
- In 2012, Sir Richard Branson launches the vMBA a 4 week instensive business course.
- Singapore advises the world on public rest rooms.
- San Francisco is never foggy on your first full day of visiting. And nobody forgets to book Alcatraz.
- The Great Escape has happy endings.
- Men have a 'how to use the washing machine' gene.
- Public transport is efficient. Effective. Great value. Non polluting. Cool.
- Mobile phones do not work when a car engine is running.
- Chocolate helps prevent tooth decay.
- The planet is respected.
- The tie grows ever more popular.
- People are respected.
- Power is earnt and then never abused.
- Los Angeles builds a world class metro system.
- The baddie always gets his come-uppance.
- All shoes are polished.
- Extra terrestrials leave a report of human progress each year on the 31 December. It is a useful reminder of what needs attention.
- Green tea heals all minor ailments and considerable medical time and expense is saved.
- A child's crayon does not work on vertical surfaces.
- Life is good and people know it is good.
- Kaizen is a way of life.
- Today is the best day of everybody's life.