After much lightening & thunder last night I went out to measure the rainfall this morning – 3.5 mm including a fishing frog. Now tell me how much water does a fishing frog displace & how much does it absorb? This perplexing problem must be encountered many times across this wide brown land on the few occasions it does rain.
Now you hear of many weird & wonderful research projects being funded by the Government. Surely this is a problem of national significance that should gain funding. I could volunteer to head this project, after the collection of many fishing frogs we will be set to immerse these amphibians & measure the water fluctuation. But wait water is in short supply, a valuable life source. We must substitute water with something much more common, beer comes readily to mind. From our couple of million of research grant, a pallet of beer could be purchased. Measure out 10 mm for each experiment; can’t have stale beer for the next frog, so it will have to be drunk. Do I have any volunteers to help?
A suitable location would have to be found for these experiments. A cool spot at a 5 star resort beside the swimming pool & the beach down below. Hey what are we going to do with all these frogs post testing? Maybe we can get a second grant to evaluate the suitability of beer soaked frogs for fishing

Maybe we will need help to save us from ourselves – beer, beach, water, boats…...

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Well one can only dream. What am I going to put down on my rainfall chart, 3.5mm minus fishing frog?
What are you writing down on your rainfall chart out of this rain change?