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the other omylouse "multiply (1*6) by (6*1+0+3)!" Posted Apr 10, 2003
yuk no. me = veggie!
thanks 4 d offer tho 
omy 
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purplejenny Posted Apr 14, 2003
Whee!
I just tried that slide, its f'kin ace!
Whooooooo-hoo
Hey - if anyones hungry I brought up a picnic basket. Its got Spanish Ommelette, ham or cheese or ham and cheese sarnies, loads of salad with proper red tomatoes, a cheese pie and some chocolate cheesecake.
Anyone for a cuppa?
*offers flask*
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the other omylouse "multiply (1*6) by (6*1+0+3)!" Posted Apr 14, 2003
oooh, lovely spread!
*accepts flasks*
thanks! 
omy
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purplejenny Posted Feb 10, 2004
*sweeps the tree thread clean of leaves and dust*
*lays out some tempting cheese.*
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purplejenny Posted Feb 11, 2004
now that would hardly be tempting would it?
Its fine lancashire cheese, I bought it yesterday, and I've got some cream crackers and crunchy apples to go with it.
:P
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Willem Posted Feb 15, 2004
Boy, it's been long since I've been here ...
I think I'l have some cheese thanks!
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Galen Posted Feb 16, 2004
well, when you describe it like that....
i could hardly resist if i tried!
*takes a cream cracker and a thick slab of cheese*
YUM!
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purplejenny Posted Feb 17, 2004
mmm cheese.
I was reading in a book the other day that human DNA has the capacity for tails! its because we share so much of our genetic structure with the rest of the living world.
I've been working on growing my tail so that I can swing through the trees, and hang from the hadrails on the tube.
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Willem Posted Feb 22, 2004
Ooh this is an interesting point!
We certainly have the genes for growing long tails ... so how do we activate them?
Part of what I aim at in my own utopic fantasy vision, is that human beings will gain better control over their own bodies ... a very great deepening of conscious processes, so that you become more aware of - and more in control of - what is happening inside your body. First it will be a greater awareness of your muscles and organs ... then deepening to a greater awareness of the insides of the tisssues, individual cells ... then deepening to an awareness of what goes on inside individual cells ... and finally an awareness of the very DNA and genes themselves. Finally we will have control over our genes and the way they manifest. We could put our development in reverse, go back to being a baby or a fetus, and then develop in an entirely new direction! We could then become almost anything we can imagine ... an elephant, a giraffe, a gazelle, a dolphin, a crocodile ...
At this point we'll also be effectively immortal!
The question is, is this possible? Could we gain conscious control over all the bits and processes of our bodies? It would be nice if we could, wouldn't it!
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Argon0 (50 and feeling it - back for a bit) Posted Jan 27, 2005
Yup...
is that cheese I smell?
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Argon0 (50 and feeling it - back for a bit) Posted Jan 27, 2005
MMmmmmmmm s on toast ..
Have I gone insane?
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- 601: the other omylouse "multiply (1*6) by (6*1+0+3)!" (Apr 10, 2003)
- 602: Galen (Apr 10, 2003)
- 603: the other omylouse "multiply (1*6) by (6*1+0+3)!" (Apr 11, 2003)
- 604: purplejenny (Apr 14, 2003)
- 605: the other omylouse "multiply (1*6) by (6*1+0+3)!" (Apr 14, 2003)
- 606: Galen (Apr 22, 2003)
- 607: purplejenny (Feb 10, 2004)
- 608: HappyDude (Feb 10, 2004)
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