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Researcher 185550 Posted Jan 26, 2002
Like I said, I need a quantum mechanic to look at it. Remembering what happened last time....
*shudders*
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Researcher 185550 Posted Jan 27, 2002
You went to bed and weren't sure you'd wake up the same shape in the morning.
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Arthbard Posted Jan 27, 2002
Oh, yeah, I remember that. I was wondering whose fault that was.
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Researcher 185550 Posted Jan 28, 2002
Sorry 
. It's just that I was trying to win something, and so I decided to play around with my quantum just to make sure it happened.
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Arthbard Posted Jan 28, 2002
Oh, well, as long as you were using dishonest means to win something, I guess it's alright.
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Researcher 185550 Posted Jan 29, 2002
Red Dog has been informed of the whereabouts of the CK page, using the new very sexy link thing, but I d'no if he'll reply. It was a long time since I started the CK conversation on the ACF science page.
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Arthbard Posted Jan 29, 2002
Sexy link?
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Hmmm...Actually, now that you mention it, I guess it is kinda sexy if you view it from a certain angle.
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Yeah, baby, you can link my web page all night long.
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Researcher 185550 Posted Jan 30, 2002
One of the many inappropriate adjectives I use. But the links are still very sexy.
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Arthbard Posted Jan 30, 2002
Inappropriately sexy.
Or maybe sexily inappropriate.
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Researcher 185550 Posted Jan 31, 2002
An ode to the sexiness of a link:
O link, thy divine letters and numbers are without compare,
When I click you, you take me here, and there, and there.
Though first you are yellow, then you go orange,
And sometimes even white, though that really is strange.
Oh sexy link! By you I am nought,
You shall be eternally formost in my thouhts.
C'mere tiger! 
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Arthbard Posted Feb 1, 2002
I though maybe it was one of Shakespeare's more obscure sonnets.
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Researcher 185550 Posted Feb 1, 2002
No. Sonnets are fourteen lines and written in iambic pentameters, I think. 
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Arthbard Posted Feb 1, 2002
Yeah...I thought maybe...He was trying something new...
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