Do you know what the postage to Mars is?
No?
It's a lot.
edit: although, oddly, it's less now than it has been for about 5,000 years. Look in the sky to the south-east and you can see it. It's all red and glowy.
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It's a lot.
edit: although, oddly, it's less now than it has been for about 5,000 years. Look in the sky to the south-east and you can see it. It's all red and glowy.
with post cards you can just use
one of those 'worldwide' stamps.
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Thu 7 Aug 2003, 1:10,
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I'm sure I needn't point out
the inherent flaw in that suggestion.
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Thu 7 Aug 2003, 1:11,
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evening
i have a brand new laptop, but it is in a cardboard box which i cannot open for a week. this makes me irate.
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that's wonderful
just in time for the harvest, too.
i'd love a combine harvester myself.
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Thu 7 Aug 2003, 1:05,
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i'd love a combine harvester myself.
by the time it had left the shop
it was time to throw it in the bin.
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Thu 7 Aug 2003, 1:06,
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will you not developt hands
for another week or something?
this is a 0% serious question
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Thu 7 Aug 2003, 1:08,
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this is a 0% serious question
a level results day in a week
if i don't get to uni, it's refundable if the box isn't even opened. at least the guy in the shop said so.
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haven't you got an offer from oxford?
you are definitely going to a uni.
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Thu 7 Aug 2003, 1:14,
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yes i have
but my insurance is still only ABB, and i hear the OCR board have fucked up again this year.
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