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Who will I talk to about twinkies and tv programming when I should be editing? You will be missed my dear. I will always remember you as the beautiful English lass who stole my heart with her wit and the top of her face, not to mentioned changed my vocabulary. I will cry everyday until your return. *picks at flower* She loves me. She loves me not. She loves me. The Chillies rock. "I have dreamed of a black car/That shimmers and drives/Down the length of the evening/To the carnival side/In a house where regret is a carousel ride/We are spinning and spinning and now/There's a hole in the ceiling/Down through which I fell/And there is a girl in a basement/Coming out of her shell/And there are people who will say that they/Knew me so well/I may not go to heaven/I hope you go to hell/"-Adam Duritz-
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*picks up another flower* The chilis rock. The chilis don't rock. The chilies rock...
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Tweeking the Sport!!!! for FUN! We'll miss you. Your posts have been informative and heart-felt. You could go and buy a new lap-top, or desk top, whatever, if you feel that writing on the board is important enough to spend 3,000 for it, or if you're like me and veiw it as a casual thing, you may want to stop by the library every few weeks and think of annoying things to say to your fellow fencers, you know, something heartbreaking, to throw their fencing off for a while.
I like what we did for foil over the past three years, maybe we could work on tweeking saber?
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 Originally Posted by Zelda Lou darling we have been trying the bats eyelids thing at Inq for years, he unfortunately is impervious. Heh, fortunately for my wallet the effective range of a pretty girl's batting eyelash is...well, I don't know, but less than several thosand miles! 
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Hello, I don't even know you, but have enjoyed many of your wonderful posts, and will miss you sorely.
Enjoy the Peppers There are no boundaries in love, there are no boundaries in Rock 'n' Roll
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Originally Posted by Zelda T-shirt in May??? HHHHOOOOOOLLLLLY Sh!t, whats with the weather? It's that week or so of sudden hot weather you always get in May to remind any students that they should be indoors, revising for their exams. Don't you remember!? Then when exams finish in early June it will start to rain...
As for the rest of you, I am deeply touched by your posts. Thecoldroom, try not to pine away during my absences, although I know it'll be a difficult time.
Masterurethane, nobody here knows me. That's the beauty, or the tragedy, of the ole interweb. Louweasel
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Originally Posted by Louweasel It's that week or so of sudden hot weather you always get in May to remind any students that they should be indoors, revising for their exams. Don't you remember!? Then when exams finish in early June it will start to rain... Oh yeah, except we had it the first week of June DURING the MSc exams and everyone complained it was so hot and humid in the exam room except me because it reminded me of home. Theses are evil....VERY evil, someone rescue me pls!
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Originally Posted by Zelda T-shirt in May??? HHHHOOOOOOLLLLLY Sh!t, whats with the weather? well it was 95 here a few days back. cooled down to a low 80-85 for the last few days. (thats 35 and somewhere around 30 for you metric losers). with extreme humidity.
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Originally Posted by noodle well it was 95 here a few days back. cooled down to a low 80-85 for the last few days. (thats 35 and somewhere around 30 for you metric losers). with extreme humidity. keep in mind I am heading into winter, we barely made double figures today (12C I think) Theses are evil....VERY evil, someone rescue me pls!
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Originally Posted by Zelda keep in mind I am heading into winter, we barely made double figures today (12C I think) oh i know. oz is on the other side of the world and all 
we haven't even really hit summer yet, either
but 12ish isn't really too bad. at least it isn't snowing. its still snowing in the states up north.
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We had a high of about 75F and an expected low of about 48F. Currently 59F at 1945 hours. It's so rough   Quidquid latine dictum sit altum videtur
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Yeah! More snow! Was a freaking winter wonderland out there today - low 30s, everything white and frosty. I did actually forget it's spring, and tomorrow's the last day of classes.
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Originally Posted by noodle well it was 95 here a few days back. cooled down to a low 80-85 for the last few days. (thats 35 and somewhere around 30 for you metric losers). with extreme humidity. Bloody hell, it was 30 celsius for the first time in years last summer here, and it was front page news. Literally. We all thought it was extremely hot.
It's growing up in a place like, but frankly 30 celsius is getting too hot for me. It's just uncomfy. And it's not good for my delicate english rose complexion! (actually I tan very easily and end up looking swedish, but I use lots of sunscreen and go for fake tan if necessary as I don't want to be one of those leather-handbag faced women with a wrinkly neck when I'm older).
I cope with cold weather better. Spent the winter once in St Petersburg, dipping to about -20 celsius, and all the russians kept saying was i alright, and that it was worse there than in say Siberia becuase of the dampness. I would just give them a strange look and remind them I was from England. Dampness is an old friend... Louweasel
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Originally Posted by Louweasel Bloody hell, it was 30 celsius for the first time in years last summer here, and it was front page news. Literally. We all thought it was extremely hot.
It's growing up in a place like, but frankly 30 celsius is getting too hot for me. It's just uncomfy. And it's not good for my delicate english rose complexion! (actually I tan very easily and end up looking swedish, but I use lots of sunscreen and go for fake tan if necessary as I don't want to be one of those leather-handbag faced women with a wrinkly neck when I'm older).
I cope with cold weather better. Spent the winter once in St Petersburg, dipping to about -20 celsius, and all the russians kept saying was i alright, and that it was worse there than in say Siberia becuase of the dampness. I would just give them a strange look and remind them I was from England. Dampness is an old friend... I saw a woman with the worst leathery turkey-neck yesterday. I wanted to hit her with a brick and cover her in gravy. She was standing at the cross-walk, and I was just standing behind her rubbing my knife and fork together alla Bugs Bunny. "I have dreamed of a black car/That shimmers and drives/Down the length of the evening/To the carnival side/In a house where regret is a carousel ride/We are spinning and spinning and now/There's a hole in the ceiling/Down through which I fell/And there is a girl in a basement/Coming out of her shell/And there are people who will say that they/Knew me so well/I may not go to heaven/I hope you go to hell/"-Adam Duritz-
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Originally Posted by thecoldroom I saw a woman with the worst leathery turkey-neck yesterday. I wanted to hit her with a brick and cover her in gravy. She was standing at the cross-walk, and I was just standing behind her rubbing my knife and fork together alla Bugs Bunny. Dr. Lecter? I didn't know you fenced!
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Originally Posted by Inquartata Dr. Lecter? I didn't know you fenced! Would it really be that much of a surprise? It's not like he is a far cry from the stereotypical fencer. "I have dreamed of a black car/That shimmers and drives/Down the length of the evening/To the carnival side/In a house where regret is a carousel ride/We are spinning and spinning and now/There's a hole in the ceiling/Down through which I fell/And there is a girl in a basement/Coming out of her shell/And there are people who will say that they/Knew me so well/I may not go to heaven/I hope you go to hell/"-Adam Duritz-
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