>BMs on an average day were deposited into the Brady's sewer lines?
I was just wondering if you had an answer yet?
While the BM Lady is still in Asia helping the flood victims have BM's again, I
think she would say "we know the answer"
Remember, on the trip to Hawaii, we determined each Brady - except Alice - had
27 bowel movements (BM's) each. Alice only had 26. That was about a 5 hour
flight.
Now, did you know that 1 drink in the air is the equal of 2 on land two due the
altitude? So, if you had a bloody Mary (also a BM!) in the air, it would be
like having two blood Mary's on land!
Bowel movements (BM's) also have a formula. One bowerl movement (BM) in the
air is the equal of 3 on land! So, if the Brady's had 27 bowel movements
(BM's) each, it really would be as if they had 81 bowel movements (BM's) each!
Divide that by 5 hours, and it tells you that each Brady extruded 16.2 bowel
movements (BM's) per hour!
If you multiple 16.2 bowel movements (BM's) by an average of 16 hours the
Brady's were at home (given work, school, etc), then each Brady had 259.2 bowel
movements (BM's) per day).
Multiple that by 8 Brady's and the subtotal was about 2073.6 bowel movements
(BM's) per day!
But, we're not done yet!
Alice only had 26 bowel movements (BM's) on the flight, so if you take into the
factors above, alice had only 15.6 bowel movements (BM's) per hour - a little
less than the Brady's.
But....
Alice was always home, so her multiplier was an average of 20 hours per day or
312 bowel movements (BM's) on a given day.
Add this to the family totals, and the Brady's had about 2385.6 bowel movements
(BM's) per day. This is a lot of bowel movements (BM's).
Now, remember the BM Lady would tell us that some days were higher than others,
some were less - so this is an average.
I hope this helps!
Love you all!
Saggie!
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