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Had a dream that I was trying to rewire the kitchen of a go-cart track, but the only things I had to use as cable were worms and tinned spaghetti.
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Hmmm - worms and tinned spaghetti? They're both pretty wet, so I reckon you'll be OK. Just make sure you use extremely thin worms as fuses.Zebra said:
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Hey! Who you calling wet?Penners said:
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Sorry worms, but you can't buck science. You're 80% water.
You should get a job on the buses - you'd be an excellent conductor.
You should get a job on the buses - you'd be an excellent conductor.
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:lol: :lol: :lol:Penners said:
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Except on a Friday night, when it's 80% wine!Penners said:
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Ah - very little resistance then!
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Penners said:
As all fellow Trekkies know, "resistance is futile"
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No no no - Resistance is useless. I prefer the Vogons :wink:
Or is it a ratio of voltage to current?
Or is it a ratio of voltage to current?
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Really? :shock: Are you sure? Even to 7 of 9?
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LadyArowana said:
Not being a trekkie, I had to Google "7 of 9" and I looked at the "images" option.
Ohh my - various pneumatically-proportioned ladies wearing clothes that had been clearly applied with a spray gun, and not a William Shatner, Spock or dodgy wobbly scenery in sight. How times change.
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:lol: the things we have to do in the name of "research" eh? For further study I recommend http://www.amazon.co.uk/Star-Trek-V...sr=1-8&keywords=star+trek+voyager+full+series I do like the Voyager series, some good strong female roles, and actually 7 is fairly kick ass awesome as my American friends would say, the original series was not great for girls. I still have this picture ( courtesy of Mr P ) as the background on my i.Pad :wink:
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Star Trek, Elephants and Handbags - Mr P really had you covered there didn't he!! :lol:
Where's the chocolate though?
Where's the chocolate though?
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Where do you think? In the handbag, of course! :roll:
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I know! It's one of my favorite pictures
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I keep having a recurring dream - I had it again last night - that there's a very old hidden underground part of the house which ought to be mine to use, but to which I have no access because the trapdoor is in next door's garden. I woke up today convinced that I really ought to find a way in, before remembering that it isn't real. Any tips on accessing imaginary underground rooms?
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How about...
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The state my cellar is in, and the amount of extra stuff I could currently get into it, it may as well be an imaginary underground room!