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From: Gaithersburg, MD AIM: ellejayess
the part that confuses me the most (so far, i haven't read too much yet) is the claim that australia, england and idaho don't exist.
i went to idaho a couple of times. or did i? :eek3:
i went to idaho a couple of times. or did i? :eek3:
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The Springfield Effect is the effect by which every place named Springfield is, in fact, a link to the same place. There is, in reality, only one place in the universe named Springfield, although many places connect to it.
However, the name "Springfield" is an Anglo-Saxon name, and thus wholly derived from Anglo-Saxon civilisation. Since Anglo-Saxon civilisation has, for better or worse, reached only a finite area of the universe (a large part of the Earth, the dark side of the moon and possibly the hidden UFO bases on Mars), there can only be a finite number of contact points in the observable universe.
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