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John Sorensen · 31st August 2004, 07:30 PM

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Keep it clean please people...i don't want this thread closed.

Then what's the point? All the best jokes are dirty. No, I don't really mean that. All the BEST jokes have talking animals.

j.

grrr_arrghh · 31st August 2004, 08:15 PM

amen to that john.

lol, i've just spotted that the 'ads by google' at the top of the page are for making prank calls... I love this key-word based add system.

John Sorensen · 31st August 2004, 10:11 PM

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lol, i've just spotted that the 'ads by google' at the top of the page are for making prank calls... I love this key-word based add system.

Oh my gosh I just noticed that! The banner ad I saw was "Cancer Jokes: to relieve the stress and anxiety of cancer." Nice.

j.

lavenatti · 1st September 2004, 12:06 PM

I think the idea behind using a pen is that pencil points break off. This leaves a little conductive piece of graphite and clay floating around. Also, sharpening a pencil is messy with the effect of gravity, in freefall NASA would need a multimillion dollar pencil sharpener that costs an addition $10000 to lift into orbit.

Even if mechanical pencils were used, you'd still have the broken points (and probably entire pencil leads floating around).

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31st August 2004, 08:15 PM	(permalink)
grrr_arrghh	amen to that john. lol, i've just spotted that the 'ads by google' at the top of the page are for making prank calls... I love this key-word based add system.

1st September 2004, 12:06 PM	(permalink)
lavenatti	I think the idea behind using a pen is that pencil points break off. This leaves a little conductive piece of graphite and clay floating around. Also, sharpening a pencil is messy with the effect of gravity, in freefall NASA would need a multimillion dollar pencil sharpener that costs an addition $10000 to lift into orbit. Even if mechanical pencils were used, you'd still have the broken points (and probably entire pencil leads floating around).