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This was an easy one. Here comes a tough (and really lame) one: Which London place is this?mfb said:Which famous place is this: t2?
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- because Morons are the (mentally) accelerated "particles"! The universe works as the large moron collider.
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And, that's just the public schools.Wrichik Basu said:
(Also different in UK speak?)
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I'm too (continental) European to understand that joke.
(Well, I understand it, but it doesn't apply here)
(Well, I understand it, but it doesn't apply here)
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Ever hear of administratium?Wrichik Basu said:
http://www.mit.edu/people/dmredish/wwwMLRF/links/Humor/Administratium.html
However, it does have one neutron, 125 assistant neutrons, 75 vice neutrons and 111 assistant vice neutrons, which gives it an atomic mass of 312. These 312 particles are held together by a force that involves the continuous exchange of meson-like particles called morons.
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Does anyone know who the heck this Norwegian is I so often hear about these days? He calls himself Lars Krismus.
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I don't think so, but it seems he will donate his organs.DrGreg said:Is he a heart surgeon?
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Ha! Your efforts to trick me are wasted. Wasted, I tell you!DrClaude said:You can see him in this video:
I was disqualified from Whamageddon more than a week ago!
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In a similar vein, how dangerous is Richard Sharpe? Put it like this - he survived the Napoleonic wars while being played by Sean Bean.
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Ibix said:In a similar vein, how dangerous is Richard Sharpe? Put it like this - he survived the Napoleonic wars while being played by Sean Bean.
not familiar with that one
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Sean Bean has something of a reputation for playing characters who get killed, even when he's not the bad guy - Ned Stark and Boromir are the famous ones, but a quick look through his IMDB page will find a lot more.davenn said:not familiar with that one
Sharpe is the eponymous hero a series of historical military fiction novels by Bernard Cornwell (fun and broadly accurate, if rather formulaic), made into a TV series staring Sean Bean. It's been observed that surviving the whole peninsula campaign requires an impressive degree of toughness or luck - doing it while being played by Sean Bean, doubly so.
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Odysseus, like Sharpe, survived a war. And a twenty-odd year voyage home with most of the Olympian gods out to get him. Being played by Sean Bean was just one more challenge after all that...mjc123 said:He played Odysseus in "Troy", who survived. (Went on to star in a whole new epic, in fact - Odysseus that is, not Bean.)
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