A Random Act of Kindness

Inside No. 9 (7×5)

Rudolph: Newton's first law states that an object in motion... will remain in motion unless an external force... imposes a change upon it. Similarly, an object at rest will remain at rest until an unbalanced force affects it. This is also known as the law of inertia.

Helen: Can we do anything for it, do you think?
Bob: Er, if you had a small - double L - box and a quiet space, he might just come to.

Helen: Hopefully, it's not a concussion.
Bob: Sparrow, I think - double R. Aw... They're tough old birds.

Helen: I'm Helen, by the way.
Bob: Oh, erm, Bob. Bob Bliss - double S.

Bob: It's all - double L - relative, so, er...

Helen: Aw, this is my son, Zach.
Bob: Pleased to - double E - meet you.

Bob: Right, as one uranium-238 nucleus said to the other uranium-238 nucleus, "I've got to split..." He gets it.

Bob: I do have some spare time at the moment. That is to say, I'm not fully - double L - engaged, erm... Yeah, why don't I come round Thursday at six, see - double E - how we get on?

Rudolph: Newton's second law of motion, in its simplest form, can be expressed by the equation F=ma, or force equals mass times acceleration.

Bob: Oh, this is top-notch, Zach. Well - double L - done.

Bob: Very good - double O.

Bob: I, erm... I couldn't help but notice your tattoo Double T - double O...

Bob: Oh, I think she does care, Zach. I think she cares very deeply - double E... but, as you know, objects with the same force...
Zachary: Do repel each other.

Bob: It's the Grand National on Saturday. Now, study the weights of the horses and the jockeys. Try and use physics to pick us out a winner - double N.

Helen: So... What do you do with your days? If you don't mind me asking.
Bob: No, erm... I work part time as a book-keeper - double O, double K, double E.
Helen: A bit of a mouthful.
Bob: Yes.
Helen: Well... you could be...an egg batterer, and then you'd say, "Double G and T," every day! You'd end up pissed!

Bob: Right, I'd best be off. Thanks for dinner - double N. And double F - off. Double F - off.

Rudolph: A force is a push or a pull that acts upon an object as a result of its interaction with another object. These forces are subject to Newton's third law of motion. For every action, there is an equal and opposite reaction.

Bob: Have you learned anything yet about the Doppler effect? Double P, double F. It describes the changing frequency of a wave in relation to an observer moving relative to the source of that wave for example, why a police siren is higher in pitch when it approaches... double P - and lower in pitch when it drives away. It's like time. It drags when you're young, but when you're older... it flies by. And you find yourself thinking about the things you wish you'd done differently - double F.

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