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Sparky

Pelvic lock

Matt Holck

http://kimberlydow.com/Figuratives.htm

Capt'n Midnight

Sparky

Lock pick 95

Capt'n Midnight

Nose Pick

Matt Holck

Covenant shaved with fire.


http://voltic.com

Sparky

Matt Holck

no one cares
don't want to hear despairs
we all have pain to bare
who dare you drop your share
life isn't fair
no one cares
we scream for all to hear

Sparky

Yore ma's on fire
I once tied her to a telephone wire!
I don't care
Because I'm a friggin bear.

Matt Holck

Bear-proof garbage cans

boneless

Endgamers Anonymous???

Capt'n Midnight

Matt Holck

sigh

Sparky

He's locked

county

locked you say

Sparky

spacecoyote

Sparky

Capt'n Midnight

http://www.linux.com/article.pl?sid=06/11/08/1726205

OpenOffice.org Calc adds support for Excel VBA

As an Excel user, you may have looked at OpenOffice.org and found that it doesn't support Visual Basic for Applications (VBA), the Microsoft Office macro language. If you've spent years building hundreds of Excel macros, the fear of losing them all could keep you locked in to Office. If so, it's time to look again; Novell has taken OpenOffice.org's source code and create a version of its own that supports Excel VBA.

Matt Holck

does this have to do with power point and firefox?

Capt'n Midnight

Matt Holck wrote:

does this have to do with power point and firefox?

http://www.msfirefox.com/

boneless

10, 9, 8, 7, 6, 5, 4........................................................................
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............................. what comes after four?

Capt'n Midnight

5

Matt Holck

The following elegant construction for the pentagon is due to Richmond (1893). Given a point, a circle may be constructed of any desired radius, and a diameter drawn through the center. Call the center O, and the right end of the diameter P_1. The diameter perpendicular to the original diameter may be constructed by finding the perpendicular bisector. Call the upper endpoint of this perpendicular diameter B. For the pentagon, find the midpoint of OB and call it D. Draw DP_1, and bisect ∠ODP_1, calling the intersection point with OP_1 N_2. Draw N_2P_2 parallel to OB, and the first two points of the pentagon are P_1 and P_2, and copying the angle ∠P_1OP_2 then gives the remaining points P_3, P_4, and P_5

http://mathworld.wolfram.com/Pentagon.html

Matt Holck

Oh yeah

now, for the witch hunt hour

Sparky

Star Lord

He looks happy

Capt'n Midnight

Matt Holck

a thousanh little needles
scape the inside of skull
scratch bone to catch
missed bits of wet flesh

Capt'n Midnight

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