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Previously on "And I thought I was odd..."
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Just a minute...Originally posted by smee.againGood trickynometry input there...turning the topic a full 90 degrees!!!
OK, I'll get me cotan...
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Originally posted by sasguruGood SOH boys. You CAHn do it if you try.
Good trickynometry input there...turning the topic a full 90 degrees!!!
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Nothing to do with parallell lines then? Or am I having a Blond(ie) moment?
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Originally posted by wendigo100That's cos you're a lateral thinker...
Yeah but sometimes I just cannot see the isosceles for the trees!!!
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That's cos you're a lateral thinker...Originally posted by smee.againVery good....that's me, always going perpendicular to the point in question...
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Originally posted by ChugnutJust like you guys; always going off on a tangent.
Very good....that's me, always going perpendicular to the point in question...
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Just like you guys; always going off on a tangent.Originally posted by smee.againI think you need to be more vertical in your thinking and corresponding thought processes. Maybe even having an alternate angle on things!!
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Originally posted by wendigo100True, sorry, I didn't expect anyone to be complementary.
I think you need to be more vertical in your thinking and corresponding thought processes. Maybe even having an alternate angle on things!!
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True, sorry, I didn't expect anyone to be complementary.Originally posted by smee.againYou're right. You need an acute sense of humour to understand it. IGMC.
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Well, Robbie Williams is loving angels instead. And nobody thought that was odd.
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Well in fact it is 3000 Euros over three years which works out as 1000 per year. 24000 is the rate on Norwegian Krona.Originally posted by DaveBRoyalty, what do you expect after all those generations of inbreeding. Mind you, if she is getting poeple to cought up 24,000 euros for the priveledge she can't be totally bonkers.
As for Angels - I would be sceptical too - only I did have the most extraordinary experience in 1995 in a disused Church near Kentish Town (the church has since been restored) whereby I encountered an Angel or perhaps more accurately it perceived me - I believe none less than the ArchAngel Raphael (Raphael - Hebrew for he who has healed).
At any rate it was to say the least an overwhelming vision - I didnt even discuss for two years after it happened - I am not religious I should add - and that was only because I was told two prophecies about myself - one which had after two years become manifestly true - in fact the first eveidence started in less than five days - the other prediction I will not be able to verify until the day I die.
There is some background to the above but I dont really have the time to go into the details - but there you have it.
Laugh if you like - but the above is true.Last edited by AlfredJPruffock; 30 July 2007, 11:11.
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Originally posted by Moose423956Sorry, that's too obtuse for me.
You're right. You need an acute sense of humour to understand it. IGMC.
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