A Conversation for Challenge h2g2
Challenge: Rube Goldberg
Leo Started conversation Mar 22, 2007
Can you imagine? No hootoo entry on this greatest of inventors... 
Challenge: Rube Goldberg
Wilma Neanderthal Posted Mar 22, 2007
*hands on hips*
and what do you propose to do about this glaring omission, madam??
Challenge: Rube Goldberg
Leo Posted Mar 25, 2007
I am bringing it to the attention of the great researchers of h2g2 to ammend the problem.
Challenge: Rube Goldberg
Plebis -- Wielder of Swords, Sayer of 'Sodit' and Thingite Arch Recruiting Sergent for the Grand Warlord Clive the Flying Ostrich [back from touring the universe] Posted Mar 25, 2007
Has Wilma taken it?
If not I think I might be able to write it an entry on Rube Goldberg the Cartoonist, but it may take a while as I have school work to do first.
Challenge: Rube Goldberg
Wilma Neanderthal Posted Mar 25, 2007
No, nuh-uh, not me.
All yours, Plebis
Challenge: Rube Goldberg
Plebis -- Wielder of Swords, Sayer of 'Sodit' and Thingite Arch Recruiting Sergent for the Grand Warlord Clive the Flying Ostrich [back from touring the universe] Posted Mar 26, 2007
OK, but it might be some time. (at least a month)
Challenge: Rube Goldberg
Leo Posted Mar 26, 2007
The faster you work, the faster I can stop anxiously twisting my handkerchief and muttering "What'llwedoo, what'llwedoo..." 
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Challenge: Rube Goldberg
- 1: Leo (Mar 22, 2007)
- 2: Wilma Neanderthal (Mar 22, 2007)
- 3: Leo (Mar 25, 2007)
- 4: Wilma Neanderthal (Mar 25, 2007)
- 5: Plebis -- Wielder of Swords, Sayer of 'Sodit' and Thingite Arch Recruiting Sergent for the Grand Warlord Clive the Flying Ostrich [back from touring the universe] (Mar 25, 2007)
- 6: Wilma Neanderthal (Mar 25, 2007)
- 7: Plebis -- Wielder of Swords, Sayer of 'Sodit' and Thingite Arch Recruiting Sergent for the Grand Warlord Clive the Flying Ostrich [back from touring the universe] (Mar 26, 2007)
- 8: Leo (Mar 26, 2007)
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