by anonymous on March 10th, 2007

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Why do the last bits of cereal always float to the outer edge of the bowl?

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by miGhty85 on March 10th, 2007
Cereal has feeling, it doesn't want to be eaten, thus, the cereal that is left floats to the edge to escape the evil spoon that is trying to capture it.
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