Why would I care if it was truly ridiculous? Isn't everything in this section at least a little wierd?

Are you trying to be philosophical?

Was I not clear?

Didn't the Professor say, "Confusion is not magic?"

Didn't the magician say "Pay no attention to the man behind the curtain" or did I see that in a movie?

What did the egg say to the boiling water?

Isn't this land marked, "No poaching!"?

Isn't this land my land and your land?

Will anyone EVER volunteer to assist again, after reading our sorted thoughts and why, exactly, does Larry only have three cards when a deck contains 52?

Doesn't he have the money to buy a complete deck?

Aren't those three cards the key to Life, the Universe, and Everything?

And why is Harry insured across the entire country - but only registered in Nassau County, shouldn't he be registered everywhere he is insured?

And what's everything?

Do you call that a question?

Would you please describe, what constitutes the makeup of a question?

Before you do, can you imagine the size of the hands that Larry would need to hold all 52 cards of that size?

Does that seem like a problem Or could it be part of the solution?

Is that a saturated solution?

Do you want to know if Larry plays with a full deck?

I wonder if the solution lies in his hands or does it just run through them (saturated or not) and if not then, how can such a man with such large hands palm those cards?