Very flatCthonic didn't you have a mate who looked after a very flat surface? Only the under side of these Lincoln biscuits are very flat and I would like to compare them.
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nicey,
Mon 29 Oct 2001, 10:26,
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in quantumphysics there is the notion of something so flat that it is onlt one sided. The underside is also the top side and it has no edges at all.
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Mon 29 Oct 2001, 10:45,
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that really isremarkably flat. I feel it may be a somewhat disappointing property in a biscuit though.
( crab_bloke),
Mon 29 Oct 2001, 10:58,
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not if you could make a material out of itYou could then stick to the bottom and have a perfectly flat underside of biscuit. You could also wrap stones in this wonder material for perfect skimming...
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PeterSeychelles,
Mon 29 Oct 2001, 11:04,
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EpicThat would be ideal for building sheds on. I helped build a shed yesterday and that would have been really handy.
( nicey,
Mon 29 Oct 2001, 11:07,
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You know, that at once sound familiarbut also has me at a total loss as to who it could be.
Probably someone else was talking about it.
I can run you up a quick virtual surface - those are pretty flat unless you accidently leave 'bump map' turned on.
Then it would look like the _other_ side of a lincoln biscuit.
(Probably someone else was talking about it.
I can run you up a quick virtual surface - those are pretty flat unless you accidently leave 'bump map' turned on.
Then it would look like the _other_ side of a lincoln biscuit.
chthonic,
Mon 29 Oct 2001, 11:11,
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Two possible ways forwardYou pretend that you really did have said mate and I will carry on in my deluded little world. Perhaps you know someone with a piece of formica, that's fairly flat. Or we track this bloke down, I'll ask aorund the pub next time I'm there.
( nicey,
Mon 29 Oct 2001, 15:11,
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