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The trouble with astronomy
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18 years 3 months ago #29764
by Bill_H
Thanks for the welcome back folks.
now, who's for liquorice soup :lol:
Bill.
Astronomers do it with the lights off.
Replied by Bill_H on topic Re: The trouble with astronomy
your right Dave, i locked the kids in their room then rememembered :oops:Even worse, you accuse everyone else of eating your liquorice allsorts only to rememebr, some hours later, that it was you... :oops:
Nice to see you again Bill
Thanks for the welcome back folks.
now, who's for liquorice soup :lol:
Bill.
Astronomers do it with the lights off.
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18 years 3 months ago #29771
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Uh-oh.... :lol:
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now, who's for liquorice soup :lol:
Bill.
Uh-oh.... :lol:
Midlands Astronomy Club.
Radio Presenter (Midlands 103), Space Enthusiast, Astronomy Outreach Co-ordinator.
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18 years 3 months ago #29782
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Replied by eansbro on topic Re: The trouble with astronomy
liquorice soup could be either administered through intravenous feeding or a tube feeding technique. This would be alot more efficient of missing ones nutrion at the telescope. Not sure how the right mix for viscosity through the tube would work. May be some computerized metering with a pump would balance the through put.
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18 years 3 months ago #29824
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Replied by pmgisme on topic Re: The trouble with astronomy
My girlfriend name is Smith.She makes me a nice Smith Casserole after I've looked thru my Schmidt Cassegrain.
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18 years 3 months ago #29853
by Paul FitzGerald
This is starting to get way out of hand...
Welcome home Bill.
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'Astronomy shows how small and insignificant and rare and precious we all are.' - Contact.
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My girlfriend name is Smith.She makes me a nice Smith Casserole after I've looked thru my Schmidt Cassegrain.
This is starting to get way out of hand...
Welcome home Bill.
Paul Fitz
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'Astronomy shows how small and insignificant and rare and precious we all are.' - Contact.
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18 years 3 months ago #29854
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Replied by pmgisme on topic Re: The trouble with astronomy
She follows up the Smith Casserole with Lentil soup, seeing as the word "Lens" comes from the shape of the Lentil.
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