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After a hard days thinking Isaac fell asleep under an apple tree, Woken with a jolt, with a sharp kick to the groin, Oi! this is private land, and don’t threaten me with gravity! Gravity? sounds interesting, sadly the weary road I must re-join. Listen mate you kept on muttering it, gravity! gravity! Not a clue, sorry no offence intended, my mind wobbles, Best clear off sharpish! otherwise t’Squire will have it in for thee, Off he went with a smirk and a wink, and lots of stolen apples! Stopped to admire the Squire’s smart, nearly finished stable, Enjoying a muncheon-break, he was felled by a flying brick, Carried comatose into Smug Hall, was laid out on a billiard table, Right on cue sat bolt upright, send for the cook and be quick! After furtive mutterings, eureka! the apple pie was invented! Later in a violent storm took shelter, under a handy apple tree, Crushed by a falling bough, sadly death could not be prevented, Body barely warm his last whispered words, gravity! gravity! Poor Sir Isaac did sort of discover gravity, what a tragedy! But claimed instead by Squire Smug of Smug Hall, Not always wise to totally trust taught history! It was on my land! Smug smugly proclaimed to one and all. © Robert Porteus
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Dec 6, 2021
Dec 6, 2021 at 7:56 AM UTC
Poor Sir Isaac Newton!
After a hard days thinking Isaac fell asleep under an apple tree, Woken with a jolt, with a sharp kick to the groin, Oi! this is private land, and don’t threaten me with gravity! Gravity? sounds interesting, sadly the weary road I must re-join. Listen mate you kept on muttering it, gravity! gravity! Not a clue, sorry no offence intended, my mind wobbles, Best clear off sharpish! otherwise t’Squire will have it in for thee, Off he went with a smirk and a wink, and lots of stolen apples! Stopped to admire the Squire’s smart, nearly finished stable, Enjoying a muncheon-break, he was felled by a flying brick, Carried comatose into Smug Hall, was laid out on a billiard table, Right on cue sat bolt upright, send for the cook and be quick! After furtive mutterings, eureka! the apple pie was invented! Later in a violent storm took shelter, under a handy apple tree, Crushed by a falling bough, sadly death could not be prevented, Body barely warm his last whispered words, gravity! gravity! Poor Sir Isaac did sort of discover gravity, what a tragedy! But claimed instead by Squire Smug of Smug Hall, Not always wise to totally trust taught history! It was on my land! Smug smugly proclaimed to one and all. © Robert Porteus
I was going to write one on Einstein. But I could not spell relativityty
Rob-bigfoot
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Dec 6, 2021
Dec 6, 2021 at 7:56 AM UTC
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