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Why 360 degrees?
the other omylouse "multiply (1*6) by (6*1+0+3)!" Posted Jun 25, 2001
yeah, thanx jazzme 
have a 
! (& 
2 FortyTwo 4 nt sharing!)
Why 360 degrees?
FortyTwo Posted Jun 25, 2001
I was peckish OK? 
is a very volatile subject, obviously...I could think of a few philosophic things to say about the healing properties of 
too, actually, especially when combined with 
or tea.
Why 360 degrees?
the other omylouse "multiply (1*6) by (6*1+0+3)!" Posted Jun 25, 2001
yeah yeah!
but i is a nice omylouse so i 4giv u
& no, ice cream & ice cold drink wouldnt b rejected!
Why 360 degrees?
jazzme Posted Jun 26, 2001
I'm in a generous mood 42 have a piece of my if you are still peckish.
Why 360 degrees?
NMcCoy (attempting to standardize my username across the Internet. Formerly known as Twinkle.) Posted Jun 26, 2001
What about ?
Why 360 degrees?
djsdude Posted Jun 26, 2001
I know this might be a tad off topic, but does anyone know why there are three-hundred and sixty degrees in a circle? You see....oh, forget it. Pass me that chocolate wrapper, and I'll make a little silver goblet instead.
Why 360 degrees?
Lord Preston Posted Jun 27, 2001
There are 360 degrees in a circle because of the anchient african tribe "Hiachate" who believed that there were 360 gods in the world and each of these gods fitted into an all powerful god. these gods were often drawn as a circle. The circle symbolised the all powerful god and then each small god had an equal segment of the circle.
it is also said that we call them degrees because the achient tribe used to call there gods degras but this is as yet unproved. Another fantasticly intreasting this about the "Hiachate" tribe was that they were the first tribe in the world (discovered so far) that new about oil and coal as we have found many remains of places where they have dug for coal and oil. We as yet do not know if they new of it's burning propities but we think it is most likely.
One final thing i think must be said is that all of which is written above is actualy false and took me about 3 minutes to make up in my specifically evil way! Ofcourse i think it sounds a likely way that 360 degrees could have been formed but the "Hiachate" tribe is infact not real and to the best of my knowledge has never existed.
Thanx for reading, Lord Preston OMFC
P.S. could i have come of your 
Why 360 degrees?
Lord Preston Posted Jun 27, 2001
Thanx for the . Are we celebrating anything? 'cause i'd like to make a toast. *hits spoon against * To the guy who invented 360 degrees, The master of the universe, the guy to end all guys. The one man who had the vision to include the number 360 into many mathmatical equations. Thank you. Drink well and long live the circles! *holds up to all.*
Lord Preston OMFC
Why 360 degrees?
the other omylouse "multiply (1*6) by (6*1+0+3)!" Posted Jun 27, 2001
hey! y not toast 2 omylice as well?! 
Why 360 degrees?
FortyTwo Posted Jun 27, 2001
speaking of toast...toast and spread has just popped into my mind....
I have found my copy of the book I was on about earlier and will attempt to read the bits about circles and dividing them up etc to find out about the 360 degrees.
...[smiles hopefully] maybe some would help...?
By the by, does anybody know anything about a psychology experiment into influence where a class was split into children with blue eyes and those with brown eyes, one group being told they were more intelligent, given priority in the dinner queue etc and then that group seemed to score higher than the other group at the end of the experiment?
Why 360 degrees?
the other omylouse "multiply (1*6) by (6*1+0+3)!" Posted Jun 27, 2001
i not heard of that...& yeah i think would help 
oh & i is currently dating a toaster! 
Why 360 degrees?
djsdude Posted Jun 27, 2001
Dating a toaster? Are you hoping it will pop the question?
Why 360 degrees?
jazzme Posted Jun 27, 2001
I was handing out and to celebrate my golden wedding but I'll gladly toast the inventor of 360 degrees and the second omylouse too!
Let's all have one and all round
Jazz
Why 360 degrees?
Lord Preston Posted Jun 28, 2001
happy goldern wedding!! Are you married to a toaster? There seams to be a lot of single toasters these days. Probably because when ever they have a sensual bath with there partner they accidently shove 20,000 volts through them!
Anyway, i'm gonna enjoy the & .
Oh and guys wish me luck coz i'm gonna ask out this amazing fantastic girl today and i need all the luck i can find... prehaps i'll look down the back of the sofa... anyways must go,
Lord Preston OMFC
Why 360 degrees?
the other omylouse "multiply (1*6) by (6*1+0+3)!" Posted Jun 28, 2001
HAPPY ANNIVERSARY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 
& thanks 4 all d & 
i love my toaster. he is the best thing thats happened 2 me eva! bt the question isnt ready 2 b popped yet! 
oh & good luck wiv that gal Lord Preston, tho im prob 2 l8 in wishin it!
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Why 360 degrees?
- 181: the other omylouse "multiply (1*6) by (6*1+0+3)!" (Jun 25, 2001)
- 182: FortyTwo (Jun 25, 2001)
- 183: the other omylouse "multiply (1*6) by (6*1+0+3)!" (Jun 25, 2001)
- 184: jazzme (Jun 26, 2001)
- 185: NMcCoy (attempting to standardize my username across the Internet. Formerly known as Twinkle.) (Jun 26, 2001)
- 186: jazzme (Jun 26, 2001)
- 187: djsdude (Jun 26, 2001)
- 188: jazzme (Jun 26, 2001)
- 189: djsdude (Jun 26, 2001)
- 190: djsdude (Jun 26, 2001)
- 191: Lord Preston (Jun 27, 2001)
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- 193: Lord Preston (Jun 27, 2001)
- 194: the other omylouse "multiply (1*6) by (6*1+0+3)!" (Jun 27, 2001)
- 195: FortyTwo (Jun 27, 2001)
- 196: the other omylouse "multiply (1*6) by (6*1+0+3)!" (Jun 27, 2001)
- 197: djsdude (Jun 27, 2001)
- 198: jazzme (Jun 27, 2001)
- 199: Lord Preston (Jun 28, 2001)
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