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15 April, 2003: The First Douglas Adams Memorial Lecture
Demon Drawer Posted Apr 17, 2003
It is foggy in Edinburgh we reckon our summer has been and gone. 
15 April, 2003: The First Douglas Adams Memorial Lecture
Sam Posted Apr 17, 2003
I can't believe it was 81 degrees in Cardiff yesterday - in April!Unbelieveable. It will most probably snow next week.
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pheloxi | is it time to wear a hat? | Posted Apr 17, 2003
we need celcius / fahrenheit gagdet on DNA / H2G2
15 April, 2003: The First Douglas Adams Memorial Lecture
Demon Drawer Posted Apr 17, 2003
Phew!!!!
No wonder I came back exhausted after waking the dog
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Whisky Posted Apr 17, 2003
Re posts 63 and 64 - Your wish is my command... A1026541... It should be finished tomorrow - I'm off home now...
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Whisky Posted Apr 17, 2003
And before anyone mentions it - I know - I can't spell Celsius 
(What do you expect for an entry that took under 5 minutes to knock together )
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The Researcher formally known as Dr St Justin Posted Apr 17, 2003
DD, why is waking the dog so exhausting? 
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Peet (the Pedantic Punctuation Policeman, Muse of Lateral Programming Ideas, Eggcups-Spurtle-and-Spoonswinner, BBC Cheese Namer & Zaphodista) Posted Apr 17, 2003
I hope the missing letter was an "L"... 
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plaguesville Posted Apr 18, 2003
Spoilsport.
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Captain_SpankMunki [Keeper & Former ACE] Thanking <Diety of choice> for the joy of Goo. Posted Apr 18, 2003
Liam.
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Lady Neugen Bigeyes;Owlatron`s thundercat;Researcher of the hyperlink;Honorary Muse of card-senders Posted Apr 18, 2003
Well,important or not,I found the lecture fascinating;even my alter-ego found it interesting after he started to listen.That`s it;to hear is to learn,no?? N
I refer to hippotamus,of course.
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Geggs Posted Apr 18, 2003
Has there been any progress, Jim?
I know I'm being impatient. Sorry.
Still want to know though.
Geggs
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Keseral - lost... Posted Apr 18, 2003
Its a good page, dosent copy into word though....
Kess
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