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Es99
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Join The Final Front Ear, the

Join The Final Front Ear, the team for 'special' people.

Physics is for gurls!

Michael Roycraft
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RE: Join The Final Front

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Join The Final Front Ear, the team for 'special' people.

Hi, Es99,

I'm special, at least several people think so. They've suggested I take my sorry ass AND my computer and enter the Special Olympics. Is that where TFFE is coming from?

Michael :-)

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Es99
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RE: Hi, Es99, I'm

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Hi, Es99,

I'm special, at least several people think so. They've suggested I take my sorry ass AND my computer and enter the Special Olympics. Is that where TFFE is coming from?

Michael :-)

Michael, I'm a little confused. What event in the Special Olympics would you need a computer for?

From what I've seen TFFE is a team for all those people who you would be embarrassed to sit next to on the bus. However, once you get to know us you realise that we really are nice people, we're just a little different.

Physics is for gurls!

Michael Roycraft
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RE: RE: Hi, Es99, I'm

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Quote:


Hi, Es99,

I'm special, at least several people think so. They've suggested I take my sorry ass AND my computer and enter the Special Olympics. Is that where TFFE is coming from?

Michael :-)

Michael, I'm a little confused. What event in the Special Olympics would you need a computer for?

Good, then I'm not the only one who's confused. lol

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From what I've seen TFFE is a team for all those people who you would be embarrassed to sit next to on the bus. However, once you get to know us you realise that we really are nice people, we're just a little different.

Offbeat, but thoroughly enjoyable, from what I've seen. Great website, too, and I think that would have been the appropriate venue for the T-Shirt contest, except that it was really a very thinly-veiled recruitment spot, and probably should have been on this thread.

Michael

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Es99
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RE: Offbeat, but

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Offbeat, but thoroughly enjoyable, from what I've seen. Great website, too, and I think that would have been the appropriate venue for the T-Shirt contest, except that it was really a very thinly-veiled recruitment spot, and probably should have been on this thread.

Michael

Michael, only a few TFFE members go to the website, so they wouldn't have known about the comp if it had only been there. Even if it was a thinly-veiled recruitment spot I'm not sure why it couldn't have it's own thread. Looking down the threads in cafe Einstein, it's not exactly pulsating with life over here (no offence) and there are loads of threads that don't belong in the cafe at all. I'm sure there are people here who've enjoyed reading about the progress of the competition and it would be a shame to spam up the recruiting thread with TFFE stuff.

Physics is for gurls!

Twosheds
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Who wears veils? I'll 'ave

Message 12876 in response to message 12874

Who wears veils?

I'll 'ave you know none of us dress up in funny clothes......well not many.

...and only when it's dark, honest ;o)

And another thing Es, since when have we been allowed back on public transport?

After that last episode we were told we were banned for life.

Just confirm what Es said, it wasn't a deliberate attempt at team recruiting, just a "heads up" to all the other members of TFFE...I'll go and stand in the corner. :o(

Michael Roycraft
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RE: Who wears veils? I'll

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Who wears veils?

I'll 'ave you know none of us dress up in funny clothes......well not many.

...and only when it's dark, honest ;o)

And another thing Es, since when have we been allowed back on public transport?

After that last episode we were told we were banned for life.

Just confirm what Es said, it wasn't a deliberate attempt at team recruiting, just a "heads up" to all the other members of TFFE...I'll go and stand in the corner. :o(

Keith,

Perhaps I should have not have termed it "thinly-veiled", but rather blatent, (not to be confused with flatulent), lol. No harm done, at any rate. Was that tongue-in-cheek a birth condition? Possibly major surgery could abate it somewhat, but I see no good reason to aggravate the medicos.

Keep them laughing,

Michael

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Es99
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RE: ...I'll go and stand in

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...I'll go and stand in the corner. :o(

Careful in that corner. I think Dogbytes made a mess there..

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British Columbia remains at

British Columbia remains at the forefront of physical science, as evidenced by this lead story from News of the Weird:

"Cow-tipping" (the legendary prank of sneaking up on a dozing cow and pushing her over) was exposed as a near-impossibility by researchers at the University of British Columbia, according to a November report in The Times of London. Calculating the newtons of force required to topple an average cow (estimating the angles between left hooves, right hooves and the point of push; and the resistance of the cow to downward pressure), Dr. Margo Lillie found that two people could exert the required force only if the cow made no reaction at all to the initial touch, but that more than likely, a successful tipping would require at least five people. [The Times (London), 11-5-05]


B.C. BOINC - No sheep, no bull!

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If there are any gravity

If there are any gravity waves out there, rest assured that they would all be members of:

Blue Oyster Cult

BOC has long been the soundtrack to the universe, including, "Don't Fear the Reaper," which, as we all know, may just be the result if we find some angry aliens. And who could forget such classics as "Veteran of the Psychic Wars," featured in the cult (get it?) classic "Heavy Metal." There's "Burnin' For You," "Astronomy," and many others.

We feature original members of BOC, and when the waves come you would be able to say you were part of the team that created the soundtrack!

All our times have come, Here-but now there-gone. We're the nexus of the crisis, and the origin of storms.

Join Now!

Cordially,
Rush

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