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Mwa ha ha ha ha!
Posted Nov 30, 2004
A3245276 and A2446102 have both been accepted for editing...yay for me...and Randy, I WIN!!! 
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A really odd thought I had just now...
Posted Oct 7, 2004
Okay, I just used the restroom. And I had a thought. Why is it, really, that people wash their hands after they urinate? I can think of two main reasons. 1) Their genitaliar region (I think I just made up a word) is "dirty". 2) They don't like touching urine because it's also "dirty". But, 1) I wash myself every day, it's clean like the rest of me. I don't wash my hands after touching my face or arms. In fact my hands are definitely dirtier than my groinal area. 2) Urine is sterile; there's no bacteria in it; just some water and coloring and other waste products. It only smells bad. So I can conclude that people should really wash their hands BEFORE going to the bathroom. It'd be a lot healthier. I think. 
Yeah.
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Gone again...
Posted Jul 18, 2004
...but THIS time I had the sense to unsubscribe to AskH2G2!
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Latest reply: Jul 18, 2004
Yay!
Posted Jul 12, 2004
I've finished cleaning up all the unwanted conversations! 
Now I have to read all of the backlog. Ugh. Actually, I don't think I will. One thread has almost 1000 unread postings. Screw that. 
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Latest reply: Jul 12, 2004
I'm back!
Posted Jul 8, 2004
Just thought you all ought to know. Glad to be back, but not so glad to wade through all these conversations. It'll take all week to clean this mess up.
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