Does any one have (or can work out) some fun and easy to remember examples of how diluted a homeopathy remedy is.
The below example is fine written down but not easy to explain over the phone or in an interview.
Taking a single drop of caffeine and diluting in ninety-nine drops of water creates what is known to homeopaths as one 'centesimal'. One drop of this centesimal added to another ninety-nine drops of water produces a two-centesimal, written as 2C. This 2C caffeine potion is 99.99% water and just 0.01% caffeine. At 3C the dilution is 0.0001% caffeine, at 4C it's 0.000001% caffeine, and so on. Homeopathic remedies are commonly sold at 6C (0.000 000 000 1%) and even 30C (0.000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 1%) dilutions, which homeopaths will often drip onto little balls of sugar to sell. — http://www.1023.org.uk/what-is-homeopathy.php
Some thing involving phrases like "all the stars in the universe", to emphasise "there's nothing in it".
Competition
The best analogy as judged by myself and some other leading skeptics from the 10:23 Campaign will win a LIMITED EDITION t-shirt and 100 reputation points.
Update: The winner will also get a name check on Righteous Indignation!

We'll be looking for; humour, originality, succinctness and above all accuracy.