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Clearly, a thing can't be both to your left and right side simultaneously -- that's a physical impossibility. In fact, to underscore this point, the Tony Benne
by khazhoux 6y ago
Clearly, a thing can't be both to your left and right side simultaneously -- that's a physical impossibility. In fact, to underscore this point, the Tony Bennet song "I Left My Heart In San Francisco" was written to remind people that water in SF is to their left.
- s0rce 6y agoits kinda on both if your standing on a peninsula. Although when you land at the airport you mostly see the bay and not the ocean at the same time
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- mkl 6y agoNo one said anything about simultaneous. Stand on a beach, any beach in the world, looking straight out at the water. Turn 90 degrees left; now the water is on the right. Look straight out again, then turn 90 degrees right; now the water is on the left. Tada! You have just done the "impossible".
- ericsoderstrom 6y ago(hint: it's a joke)
- XiJInPaddington 6y agoYour mother is so fat she can be both to your left and right side simultaneously.