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Interesting guy, what do YOU know?
Mk said:Interesting guy, what do YOU know?
And, IIRC, her bedside clock stopped at just around her time of death. And what do you think Feynman thought of that? What else: The clock had always been touchy and the nurse may have disturbed it in recording the time of death. I don't know whether it's true though.laminatedevildoll said:Feynman's first wife died of TB.
laminatedevildoll said:Correct me if I am wrong, but I think that he is the funniest Physicist ever!
I really wish he were my Physics professor for all my Physics classes.
LOL. Let me rephrase it. I wish he were alive. I call him 'Funnyman' too.inquire4more said:Wouldn't that corpsy smell really get to you though?
Sorry
I feel kinda rotten now.
inquire4more said:Wouldn't that corpsy smell really get to you though?
Sorry
I feel kinda rotten now.
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