27-09-2003 07:30									#61
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what kind of cheese?

and will it go well with port or sherry?

	27-09-2003 07:31									#62
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But I am closer, HAHA

	27-09-2003 07:32									#63
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quote: Originally posted by Q Cubed what kind of cheese? and will it go well with port or sherry?

quote: but that is all I will say.

	27-09-2003 07:32									#64
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I'm in an exotic and romantic locale. How do you like them apples?

	27-09-2003 07:35									#65
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quote: but that is all I will say.

as long as it's not bleu cheese.

	27-09-2003 07:36									#66
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I live in the BIg Apple, and I don;t get any quakes either..

How do you like them .... skyscrappers?

Oh, asnd I am closer to her

	27-09-2003 07:38									#67
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If there was a quake, I might have to hold her to calm her down.

	27-09-2003 07:42									#68
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Probably the other way around farmboy...when was the last quake in Nebraska? 2346 b.c.?

Though I guess the other way aorund is not bad either....

	27-09-2003 07:43									#69
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quote: Originally posted by Q Cubed quote: but that is all I will say. as long as it's not bleu cheese.

Hanging around with girls like that the cheese might not be the only thing which turns blue.

	27-09-2003 07:45									#70
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Girls? you pedophile! I hang out with women.

	27-09-2003 07:46									#71
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quote: Probably the other way around farmboy...when was the last quake in Nebraska? 2346 b.c.?

1906, smart ass.

quote: The last significant earthquake was recorded in 1906 near Wamego. In January of that year, a strong shock affected an area of about 10,000 square miles in Kansas, Missouri and Nebraska, according to the National Earthquake Information Center. Chimneys were thrown down, and some cracks in walls were observed at Manhattan. Houses and buildings vibrated at Topeka, where a loud roaring sound also was heard. Some towns reported feeling two or three shocks. A series of small aftershocks of the Jan. 7 earthquake were felt in Manhattan, the last being reported Jan. 23.

http://www.kstatecollegian.com:1608...amproject.shtml

quote: Though I guess the other way aorund is not bad either....

Indeed, although I don't think a British person is any more prepared for an earthquake than I am. We'd probably end up holding each other.

	27-09-2003 07:52									#72
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Damn kansas people stealing our names! We should sue Kansas..and by jove we would win too! On the toher hand, that would means taking over Kansas.......... nah, lest not.

So you go to a country of 120 million Japanese, for a Brit? You know you could have done that here, no?

	27-09-2003 07:56									#73
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I don't think my chances of nailing Rachel Weisz are really any different here than they were in America, so it wasn't really high on the "reasons for going" list.

	27-09-2003 16:59									#74
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quote: Originally posted by st_swithin Why settle for Columbia? Isn't there anything available at Yale?

Funnily enough, there is:

http://www.yale.edu/physics/positions/index.html

But Yale is a bit crap at theoretical high energy physics (and it is not in the nicest of areas). I'll probably still apply though.

	27-09-2003 22:25									#75
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I would be a top Paleontologist or Evolutionary Biologist at a top college.

	27-09-2003 23:39									#76
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quote: Originally posted by Odin I would be a top Paleontologist or Evolutionary Biologist at a top college.

Eh. If you're going to make a living teaching a socially irrelevant set of ideas, you should go for modern art. It's easier to get the teaching requirements, the crowd is cooler and only a little more weird, nobody will mail you explosives or scream at you, you can never be proven incorrect, and I think we can all agree that the women are much better-looking on the arts scene. You can take my word for the last part, I've been to plenty of art classes...

	28-09-2003 01:39									#77
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Or you could become a video game designer. That's a good way to rot the minds of American youths AND make them pay $50 for it too.

I thought the cheese stands alone...

	28-09-2003 02:34									#78
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I want to either write crap about other peoples' records or dictate what people are forced to listen to on the radio. I'm currently in training for both of these positions.

	28-09-2003 03:00									#79
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quote: Originally posted by Elok Eh. If you're going to make a living teaching a socially irrelevant set of ideas, you should go for modern art. It's easier to get the teaching requirements, the crowd is cooler and only a little more weird, nobody will mail you explosives or scream at you, you can never be proven incorrect, and I think we can all agree that the women are much better-looking on the arts scene. You can take my word for the last part, I've been to plenty of art classes...

IRRELAVENT! WHY YOU LITTLE...

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	28-09-2003 03:08									#80
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quote: Originally posted by st_swithin I thought the cheese stands alone...

this one?
http://mi.wizards.com/global/images...tands_alone.jpg

	28-09-2003 04:56									#81
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quote: Originally posted by Odin IRRELAVENT! WHY YOU LITTLE... The lust for knoledge needs no application to back it up, pure knoledge has it's own value.

There are more relevant things out there. Like spellcheck.
Seriously though, it is societally irrelevant. I'm not saying it shouldn't be taught, just that it has no specific value that isn't also present in, say, sports trivia. Less, actually, seeing as you can't win money at bars by betting on a fine detail in the rise of opposable thumbs. What makes evolution more valuable knowledge than Art History or Modern Dance?

	28-09-2003 07:02									#82
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Seeing is believing.