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gwenevyn
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21 Oct 2007, 7:24 am

What could be more on topic than wandering off topic in a thread titled "wandering off topic" eh?

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21 Oct 2007, 7:27 am

Quatermass wrote:

calandale wrote:

I like the breads the best.

Better watch out though,
we're straying WAY off topic,
and MrMark's around.

Good. This thread needs locking, and since he has less of a personal stake in it now than I do, he can lock it, and save us all a hell of a lot of trouble. And I do mean all of us.

Brilliant. Lead the poor aspie into discussing
off topic matters, and then squelch the complaint
by locking it.

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21 Oct 2007, 7:29 am

gwenevyn wrote:

What could be more on topic than wandering off topic in a thread titled "wandering off topic" eh?

Good point.

Feels like it's about THAT time.

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21 Oct 2007, 7:31 am

calandale wrote:

Quatermass wrote:

calandale wrote:

I like the breads the best.

Better watch out though,
we're straying WAY off topic,
and MrMark's around.

Good. This thread needs locking, and since he has less of a personal stake in it now than I do, he can lock it, and save us all a hell of a lot of trouble. And I do mean all of us.

Brilliant. Lead the poor aspie into discussing
off topic matters, and then squelch the complaint
by locking it.

Not intentional, but hey.

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21 Oct 2007, 7:35 am

A damned good argument why
NOT to lock things for going off
topic, no?

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21 Oct 2007, 7:36 am

calandale wrote:

A damned good argument why
NOT to lock things for going off
topic, no?

Whatever, quitter. 'Night.

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21 Oct 2007, 7:44 am

So wait, you've been begging me
to leave off discussing this, even
though you pretty much lept into
it for little reason with accusations
against me, and NOW you're calling
me a 'quitter' for seeing that we're
not getting anywhere?

Ah, the irony. You really should
run for office in the US - you'd
make a great Republican here.

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21 Oct 2007, 7:52 am

calandale wrote:

Quatermass wrote:

I reckon we're undermoderating.

You've made that clear. Luckily, it ain't
your site.

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calandale, can you explain to your pet that I will, under no circumstance, join Intensity, especially not for the purpose of entering an all-out mudslinging match with you?

Not my pet, sorry. He just followed me here.
I think he likes the smell of my sandwich.

Like I said, I see no point in it. Hell, given how
NASTY you tend to be (and no, I'm no worse on
I2 than I am here) I'd rather avoid it.

Nah, I didnt do any following. I am here on my own accord. Oh the reason I wanted you to join intensity was so I could translate your latin insults in the word filter. Too bad...

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21 Oct 2007, 7:53 am

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And give Baryon or Meson your sandwich.

I don't know them. They like spam too?

QM is just showing off his laughable grasp of physics. Move right along...

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21 Oct 2007, 7:59 am

So has anything been achieved so far in this discussion? If so, I missed it.

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21 Oct 2007, 8:08 am

gwenevyn wrote:

So has anything been achieved so far in this discussion?

If so, I missed it.

Plenty, someone has been exposed for throwing his toys out the pram. Dummy anyone?

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21 Oct 2007, 8:10 am

Hadron wrote:

gwenevyn wrote:

So has anything been achieved so far in this discussion?

If so, I missed it.

Plenty, someone has been exposed for throwing his toys out the pram. Dummy anyone?

That's not quite the conclusion I've drawn.

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21 Oct 2007, 8:38 am

gwenevyn wrote:

Hadron wrote:

gwenevyn wrote:

So has anything been achieved so far in this discussion?

If so, I missed it.

Plenty, someone has been exposed for throwing his toys out the pram. Dummy anyone?

That's not quite the conclusion I've drawn.

Care to enlighten us...?

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21 Oct 2007, 9:00 am

Hadron wrote:

calandale wrote:

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And give Baryon or Meson your sandwich.

I don't know them. They like spam too?

QM is just showing off his laughable grasp of physics. Move right along...

I'm slightly familiar with mesons, not with
baryons (another particle?), and I NEVER
knew that spam was associated with
physics.

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21 Oct 2007, 9:12 am

calandale wrote:

Hadron wrote:

calandale wrote:

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And give Baryon or Meson your sandwich.

I don't know them. They like spam too?

QM is just showing off his laughable grasp of physics. Move right along...

I'm slightly familiar with mesons, not with
baryons (another particle?), and I NEVER
knew that spam was associated with
physics.

Well I suppose you could have some classical mechanics problems based on the movement of spam. Maybe some phases of matter stuff as well...

Bayrons is another particle, yup. Queen Mary has ran out of lame latin insults...

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21 Oct 2007, 9:34 am

So, spam is indeed useful?

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