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I'm curious if anyone here has a similar story to this:
The bar soap I use is oval and curved, like the top part of a saddle. The other day it was down to a fairly thin sliver and I dropped it. It landed edge on with the long axis vertical, so on the narrow end, and it stuck there, standing upright on the floor of the tub. It's actually the second time that's happened--the previous time was several years ago.
It looked cool as fuck standing there like a tiny little monolith. When I picked it up, there was a perfect little flat spot, right on the edge. It seems like such an unlikely occurrence that having happened a second time, I have to assume there's some confluence of shape and just the right amount of give in the soap on impact that causes it to hit end on in the first place, and then not bounce or fall over. But it's still really neat.
no but I hate when I have soap all over my face, only to have the bar slip out of my hands & ricochet out into the bathroom. the bar always ends up in the furthest corner, & having a wet bathroom floor annoys me to no end.
/rage