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halavah - as everybody knows - is "a form of pie [with] a specific gravity of 3.1416 and a specific heat of .31416"
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I remember this from a documentary about Vlad the Impaler: When he was thrown in prison, Vlad continued to impale lizards and mice that he captured in his cell! He just liked to impale things and watch 'em writhe and die.
Oh, and Tempscire wins the Interweb for finding the post!
Oh, and Tempscire wins the Interweb for finding the post!
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And what about the hidden meaning of the Wizard of Oz?
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"Ping" is getting to be over-used. Add to that anything "two point oh." Oh, and don't forget "viral."
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If the guy had just labeled the sides 1 to 20, he'd have an edible d20!
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Anyone notice that it uses Duracell as a battery?
"When you blood pen just has to work ... Duracell, trusted everywhere."
"When you blood pen just has to work ... Duracell, trusted everywhere."
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@MrPumpernickel: I wouldn't be too surprised if this is entirely made up.
Perhaps this story would've been more believable if it turned out that they were twins separated at birth.
Ah, so it seems that the Interweb has made cynics of us all!
Perhaps this story would've been more believable if it turned out that they were twins separated at birth.
Ah, so it seems that the Interweb has made cynics of us all!
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Seems like there was a little professional jealousy, as the founder of the then-largest fossil (before it was replaced by this one) said:
"There no doubt whatsoever that this was a huge and exceptional animal because of its size," says Marcelo Sánchez of the University of Zurich, Switzerland, who discovered the P. patersoni skeleton.
Sánchez says that while the latest discovery is "incredible", it is only a matter of time before another, larger rodent is unearthed.
And I suppose he has already started digging to reclaim the title!
"There no doubt whatsoever that this was a huge and exceptional animal because of its size," says Marcelo Sánchez of the University of Zurich, Switzerland, who discovered the P. patersoni skeleton.
Sánchez says that while the latest discovery is "incredible", it is only a matter of time before another, larger rodent is unearthed.
And I suppose he has already started digging to reclaim the title!
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That was - aha! - awesome.
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And what about that London Bridge that is always falling down? That's the stuff of nightmares, you know.
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I'm with SW. I hate thinking outside the box. It's cold out there. I want to be inside the warm box.
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Thanks Sid - I've fixed this life-stopping error! :)
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You're right Pete R - it's fixed now. And Jon wins teh Internets!
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I don't know why you get the registration page, VonSkippy - I never registered with the website and I can see it fine. Perhaps they just have a "roving" registration wall.
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Linkjacking is one of my pet peeves...