Brewster Rockit by Tim Rickard for June 24, 2010

I never knew about the tiny white holes….

I am all too familiar with this phenomenon. Often the disappeared object will reappear in the same place but 2 or 3 days later, having bounced into the future.

Does Brewster really run some sort of internet dating service for socks? I’m sure he’ll find a mate for the blue sock, based on 29 Dimensions of Compatibility that are predictors of long-term relationship success.

I’ve never seen single-sock-based humor before.

Black holes? Knew there was a reason for my memory loss.

I have black holes in the heel of most of my socks. I wonder…..

I never thought black and white holes could be racially profiled, lol!

oh lord, you guys just walked into a whole bunch of racial puntential and I’m not gonna say any of them… not… gonna… pfft

Someone has to ask the obvious question:

What happens when the white hole disappears into the black hole?

Game over?

It”s Sock Snakes.

Sock Snakes eat Socks,

Say 3X Quickly……

RogerGenius_badge said, about 1 hour ago

*Someone has to ask the obvious question: What happens when the white hole disappears into the black hole? Game over*?

@Roger Not Quite

Nice illustration, talewinds.

Small white holes… must be where all that clutter on my desk comes from.

Speaking of racial profiling: we have recycle bins for our paper marked, “White Paper Only,” and “Colored Paper Only.” Tsk, tsk. I thought all of that ended in the ‘60’s.

Roger, would that create grey holes?

I think Dr. Mel is the real hole, here.

Wouldn’t a “white hole” be a star, and wouldn’t things emerging from it burn up before they’re all the way out?

No, it would be the reverse of a gravity well. A star makes a gravity well. A black hole (which normally is a collapsed star, or more than one) makes a much steeper one. A white hole would be more like a geyser than a well (may all the REAL physics students here forgive my gaffe if I goofed).

Strange acting man walking beside road, wearing one shoe.

“Hey fella, you lost a shoe!”

“No, man. I FOUND ONE.”