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TeaKay Posted Dec 29, 2004
http://www.dgsgardening.btinternet.co.uk/woodlouse.JPG
I'm as bad at it 
Woodlice were my strong point... lol
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Existential Elevator Posted Dec 31, 2004
You know, it's amazingly sad that someone has actually posted a picture of a woodlouse by a ruler online.
I can see the A-Level paper now...
"A) What is the average length of a woodlouse? [1]
B) Considering this, how long a toothpick would be required to support an average woodlouse and which organs would it have to pierce? [5]
C) What would the enthalpy change be on the surface area of the woodlouse when placed near a carbon compound undergoing incomplete combustion?[8]"
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TeaKay Posted Jan 1, 2005
Yeah yeah yeah...
Look, some things are just more important than A-levels...
TK[1]
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Existential Elevator Posted Jan 3, 2005
Yup. Like just about anything, really.
Gotta work the system to break it though, unfortunately.
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TeaKay Posted Jan 3, 2005
Indeed you do. Unless you can work out a way of revolutionising it instead. But I'm just too tired...
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Existential Elevator Posted Jan 3, 2005
Shame we even need a system in the first place really. But people wouldn't cope well without one, these days.
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TeaKay Posted Jan 3, 2005
Nope, indeed they can't. Too reliant on systems, are we.
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Existential Elevator Posted Jan 4, 2005
Not so much that, but just unable to think for ourselves.
Take electricity, for example.
No, I mean, literally *take* it. The whole planet wouldn't know what to do.
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Existential Elevator Posted Jan 5, 2005
Take it I've lost any chances of running for the "most original example of 2005" award already, then?
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TeaKay Posted Jan 5, 2005
I don't know, there's plenty of time in which to make it up...
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Existential Elevator Posted Jan 6, 2005
Good good....
*tries to think of a witty and orginal statement*
*fails*
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TeaKay Posted Jan 6, 2005
Ditto.
Not really in the mood for witty and original statements.
Besides, I have to go and be the back end of a pantomime horse soon. Does my bum look big in this?
TK[1]
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Existential Elevator Posted Jan 7, 2005
You're going to have to explain this whole thing further to me at some point 
I read what you put in e-mail, but I'm still rather intrigued
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TeaKay Posted Jan 8, 2005
Well, if you'd be so kind as to be online at the same time as me no and then.... 
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Existential Elevator Posted Jan 10, 2005
I do my best 
I think I've done rather well of late. The system is good for something, huraah!
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TeaKay Posted Jan 10, 2005
Too bad things are going to change again now I've got a job- I'll be working 8 - 5 monday to thursday, and 8 - 1 on a friday. So I'll be on probably some time between 5:30 and 6:00 most evenings onwards, depending on when dinner is
Just so you know
TK[1]
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Existential Elevator Posted Jan 11, 2005
Muchly appreciated too...
Might mean that for the most part we're back to Saturday evenings and supa-dupa emails 
I usually try to scram by 5:30. Hmmm, perhaps I should do homework first for a while We'll work something out, no doubt 
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