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Date: 16 Oct 2004
Time: 15:42:06 -0500
Remote Name: 172.194.135.225
Question: Is it better to run over some body slow or fast? Does speed (real[it]ly) matter? Ul-time-it-lee, does the time /space continuum really care which side of the equation you are on, as long as you are a variable? (my revenge for 7 quarters of practically useless college calculus classes . . . although Nth degree equations and nonlinear ones were pretty cool, but why make you slog through 6 quarters (12 bits, untold bytes) to get to the good stuff? And does caluculus really have any good stuff? Why can't it all be as easy as Einstein's E = mc(squared)? PS - Dont mind me . . . I am just poking around and reporting an error with my loom {{{ing dead - line, poor tuna fish but the Las Vegas jelly fish was cool - now that would be a great re-incarnation destination . . . LV under the SEa}}}