Looks Good on Paper by Dan Collins for June 03, 2020

The never-ending Feast !

And he still cooked the wrong side!

Haha! I have cooked strips of bacon that almost have that shape.

I’m still in therapy after going to a Mobius strip club!

The real fun starts when he’s cutting it up lengthwise, preferably several times in a row.

Wait till he brings out the evening’s libations stored in a Klein bottle.

The Mobius strip is often described as “one-sided,” for the obvious reason.

Martin Gardner wrote a story called “The No-Sided Professor” about a mathematician who perfect a series of paper folds that produces a no-sided object that promptly vanishes. Applying the procedure to himself with a set of yoga-like postures, he makes himself vanish. But he also got revenge on a rival by folding the poor man into the non-existent shape.

I first saw it in a book of math based science fiction stories called Fantasia Mathematica .

Someone’s been reading the ‘Saturday Morning Breakfast Cereal’ comics.

Cook it over easy.

To infinity and beyond.

I was really taken with “Mobius Trip” in Dan’s recent release, Sax Night. It’s one with lots of detail and an especially pleasant color palette.

Does that take an infinite amount of time to cook, or an infinite amount of time to eat?

With IPA in long neck Klein bottles.

Now that would be rare!

Dark letters on dark background. I bet, when it gets printed in a newspaper, it will be unreadable.