Has restarted this thread after it's few day break.
I am in fact English sorceress, and I do understand sarcasm, however it regularly fails to communicate itself well in written language. Added to that is the fact that the word "from" made "a different state of being" as a grammatically incorrect suggestion to the end of the sentence .
"So Schrodinger's Cat is not only neither dead nor alive, but might also be sexually aroused by elbows and peanut butter?"
Fails to have her day brightened by the obvious enjoyment displayed across oblivions face at his spectacular feat of managing to combine "Ivor the Engine Driver" and US squaddy into one ultimately very fashionable look.
"So Schrodinger's Cat is not only neither dead nor alive, but might also be sexually aroused by elbows and peanut butter?"
does not understand that when one weres the uniform they usually have a sense of pride in themselves. something that the previous speaker has such an undeniable lack of.
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OK point taken. I never was very good at understanding sarcasm anyway! 
