A Conversation for The H2IQ Quiz - Be The First Among Equals
Sunday 10th November 2002
GreeboTCat Started conversation Nov 10, 2002
What well known proverb can you get from the sentance below?
A nomadic portion of the metamorphosed igneous or sedimentary deposits of the Proterozoic era accumulates no bryophytic plant life.
Sunday 10th November 2002
The Researcher formally known as Dr St Justin Posted Nov 10, 2002
A rolling stone gathers no moss
Sunday 10th November 2002
The Researcher formally known as Dr St Justin Posted Nov 10, 2002
Welcome back, G... 
errr... TD! 
Sunday 10th November 2002
GreyDesk Posted Nov 10, 2002
Harrumph! I wonder if there is any chance of me getting the point because my answer is more grammatically correct? I mean, I did include a full stop at the end of my sentence.
* waves*
And yes it is nice to be back 
Sunday 10th November 2002
Demon Drawer Posted Nov 11, 2002
Actually a sedimentary rock could break up as it rools and therefore the constuent pieces could eventually be covered in vegetation.
Sunday 10th November 2002
GreeboTCat Posted Nov 12, 2002
Well done Dr SJ.. a belated point to you... ~paws crossed that me can add it to the scorebaord~
Greebs...xx
Sunday 10th November 2002
The Researcher formally known as Dr St Justin Posted Nov 12, 2002
Thanks Greebs!
* huggle *
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