Reality Check by Dave Whamond for March 03, 2016

It’s sometimes a tough question, and changes geometrically versus time as the pressure on your bladder builds.

hmm, I searched >or< and “>or<” but didn’t hit anything. I know “><” is “not equal” but I’ve never seen the logical operator “or” inside of it. Would someone please tell me what it means?

I think you are overthinking it. > means “less than” and < means “greater than”. Or is it the other way around? “Or” just means or, so:My need for sleep is less than or greater than my need to pee.

Oh pee before you go to bed then sleep, if you can?

How would Ralph know Clash lyrics?

Should be in XKCDFunction is P or non P

To pee, or not to pee, that is the question: Whether ’tis Nobler in the mind to suffer. The Slings and Arrows of a protesting bladder, or to take a trip to the bathroom against a sea of troubles, And by opposing end them: to sleep.

I seldom wake up in the middle of the night needing to pee. Usually it is closer to the time I have to get up anyway, and then I have to decide if the time is short enough so I don’t have to get out of bed twice.

Danged “potty monkey”.

@ the blanket-squirrel (bottom-right-hand-corner)

“… If you say that you are mineI’ll be here till the end of time … "

> The Clash – Should I Stay or Should I Go <https://youtu.be/xMaE6toi4mk

Word problems in real life.

The Clash of decisions

Sometimes it’s twice in a night. I Hate the bladder monkey!!!