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Hapi - Hippo #5 Posted Jul 19, 2006
water for the time being .. pour an 
and leave it outside for ten seconds (hey, thought experiment, right? I know the average life expectancy of an is less than ten seconds) and you'll have alcohol free beer.. 
another 30++ day
better than minus 30 by the way
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Pierre de la Mer ~ sometimes slightly worried but never panicking ~ Posted Jul 19, 2006
i think you just proved the existence of hypothetical theories
well, at least one of them
the existence of the hypothesis about another person having a theory 
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Hapi - Hippo #5 Posted Jul 21, 2006
It's more down to earth than that.. I pointed at the theoretical possibility that someone could consider an , nicely cooled, for a period of ten seconds or more, and not drink it and the next one as well
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Pierre de la Mer ~ sometimes slightly worried but never panicking ~ Posted Jul 21, 2006
down to earth? but isn't that just as highly hypothetical as archimedes claiming he could move the world if he was given a pole long enough 
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Hapi - Hippo #5 Posted Jul 21, 2006
... well... .. yes, true .. but in the end he'll probably be right
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Pierre de la Mer ~ sometimes slightly worried but never panicking ~ Posted Jul 23, 2006
in the end of what? the pole?
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Hapi - Hippo #5 Posted Aug 2, 2006
yes, that's where he should be right?
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Pierre de la Mer ~ sometimes slightly worried but never panicking ~ Posted Aug 3, 2006
sure
south pole or north pole?
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Pierre de la Mer ~ sometimes slightly worried but never panicking ~ Posted Aug 4, 2006
in danish "nordpolen" can mean both "the north pole" and "the north of poland"
since one of my ancestors came from there i usually claim to hail from the north pole
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Hati Posted Aug 4, 2006
Funny that moving the earth is discussed here as well.
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Pierre de la Mer ~ sometimes slightly worried but never panicking ~ Posted Aug 4, 2006
indeed 
however moving the earth isn't as much fun here as it is in the netherlands
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Pierre de la Mer ~ sometimes slightly worried but never panicking ~ Posted Aug 4, 2006
but at least now we know why the netherlands are so flat - and some of them even beneath sea level
the reason is of course mating dinosaurs
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Hati Posted Aug 4, 2006
Well, DK is only a little higher...
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Pierre de la Mer ~ sometimes slightly worried but never panicking ~ Posted Aug 4, 2006
ah, but then denmark is built on fossiles of some other creatures who 
ed each other to death
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Hati Posted Aug 4, 2006
And you don't do anything to make it more flat?
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Pierre de la Mer ~ sometimes slightly worried but never panicking ~ Posted Aug 4, 2006
we do our best 
but we like the white cliffs of møn - they are particularly nice to behold from the seaside in the early hours of the day
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Hapi - Hippo #5 Posted Aug 4, 2006
I never knew the general geography and geology of the Netherlands was influenced by mating dinosaurs .. interesting
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