The most awesome thing in the world is known to be
pinstriping. The "I'm feeling lucky" search algorithm maintained by Google, ranked #3 by the web traffic data insitution Alexa[sup][
1][/sup], affirms this to be the case. Due to Google's widespread use and position in the public eye as an institution of merit, its judgement on the matter can be considered an authority[sup][
2][/sup] and therefore will be appealed to as substantiation for this claim.
Pinstriping has many merits, the most notable being that it is proof that
It also has a high entertainment and infatuation value, as evidenced by such expressions of interest as "I could watch these guys work all day."[sup][
4][/sup]
A video of Pinstriping has been published on the popular online video respiratory Youtube[sup][
5][/sup]. Youtube is ranked 16[sup]th[/sup] on Alexa[sup][
6][/sup] and is also an institution of great public influence. As of 2:14 PM on Wednesday, August 16, 2006, The said video has been viewed 21 times--three times that of the number of days in a week[sup][
7][/sup].
The
slang definition of
awesome is "Remarkable; outstanding"[sup][
8][/sup]. Pinstriping is indeed both remarkable and outstanding: it has been remarked on, as previously noted, and it is being remarked on presently by this dissertation; it also stands out, in the sense that it is not standing in anything because it is an abstract reference to an activity and therefore cannot be physically upright.
Therefore it is the most awesomest thing in the world, QED.
(By the way, it would be nice if citation/footnote tags were added to the BBCode, seing as people are always *****ing at people to cite their sources, and this post took an unnecessarily long time and large amount of effort
and made me give up prematurely)