Flooomp!
That is the noise such a contraption should make.
Have a woo and a click
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Mon 1 Sep 2008, 19:17,
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Have a woo and a click
no probs!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
!!!!!!
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!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
!!!!!!
tiny little squids
I got through around a dozen for this piece.
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Mon 1 Sep 2008, 18:50,
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No-one would have believed....
(inspiration from below) www.b3ta.com/board/8702671
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Mon 1 Sep 2008, 18:06,
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we come from a citrus-starved planet
now FEED US YOUR LEMONS!
woo :-)
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Mon 1 Sep 2008, 18:09,
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woo :-)
They've always reminded me of "War of the worlds"
I find they really work well.
Form AND function wins every time!
Woo
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Mon 1 Sep 2008, 18:10,
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Form AND function wins every time!
Woo
The science bit
It's been suggested that excessive aluminium consumption promotes alzheimers.
Aluminium can be dissolved in acid.
Lemon juice is acid.
Stark lemon squeezers are made of aluminium.
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Mon 1 Sep 2008, 18:26,
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Aluminium can be dissolved in acid.
Lemon juice is acid.
Stark lemon squeezers are made of aluminium.
Yeah, I don't think solid aluminium dissolves in lemon juice...
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Mon 1 Sep 2008, 18:47,
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In the kitchen, vinegar is twice as effective at dissolving aluminium
but lemon juice will still do the job. And you can't squeeze a vinegar.
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Mon 1 Sep 2008, 19:21,
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Excellent!
and this current film is *much* better than the first one...
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Mon 1 Sep 2008, 18:08,
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this gets my vote
for more reasons than i feel prudent to list here
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Mon 1 Sep 2008, 21:15,
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not really worth it's own thread
and white is a shit colour to fill it with
p.s. woo
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Mon 1 Sep 2008, 17:53,
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p.s. woo
I AM AN ALIGATOR FOOTSTOOL.
YOU DARE TO PUT YOUR FEETS ON ME?
muchos woo as per.
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Mon 1 Sep 2008, 17:58,
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muchos woo as per.
I've got about 30 drawings on paper
but I need to scan them all in again, tidy up all the imperfections, get copyright permission for a few of them and upload them all to lulu. To be honest it could take quite some time :(
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Mon 1 Sep 2008, 18:10,
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AW GO 'WAN, GO 'WAN, GO 'WAN, GO 'WAN, GO 'WAN, GO 'WAN...
GO 'WAN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Mon 1 Sep 2008, 20:01,
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You could want to be cuddled, at the very least.
I'm nice to cuddle, due to not having any sharp edges.
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Mon 1 Sep 2008, 17:30,
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I think a lot of people round these parts enjoy the blunt.
*MIDDLE CLASS DRUGS SATIRE*
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Mon 1 Sep 2008, 17:31,
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That's my best move as well.
The second best one is falling over.
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Mon 1 Sep 2008, 17:32,
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This is not realistic, as you've not drawn it on my wood panel flooring.
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Mon 1 Sep 2008, 17:27,
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Cats are just made up anyway
like Unicorns and Goths... although I can never remember which is which, always hanging around in Tescos, by the makeup, sharpening their collective horns with really hard cheese...
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Mon 1 Sep 2008, 17:29,
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you mixed 'fishion' up with 'fissure'
you pokélunatic.
:D what pokémon did fissure anyhow?
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Mon 1 Sep 2008, 17:56,
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:D what pokémon did fissure anyhow?
Are we all gonna get arrested for kiddie porn now?
*hides image*
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Mon 1 Sep 2008, 17:22,
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RealDoll
Since David is a robot, we might just get away with it.
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Mon 1 Sep 2008, 18:29,
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The ultimate sex toy for kiddie-fiddlers.... ughh....
and with that, I'm off home.
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Mon 1 Sep 2008, 17:23,
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ummmmmm
"No officer, I do not know anybody called ninj..."
*runs away*
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Mon 1 Sep 2008, 17:25,
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*runs away*
Me neither...
...don't quite know why I did that...*runs away with you*
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Mon 1 Sep 2008, 17:29,
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Starkly effective
I don't know why anyone thought this was anything to do with lemons
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Mon 1 Sep 2008, 17:18,
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I don't know why anyone thought this was anything to do with lemons
Interview Ben Goldacre / Bad Science
Ben has been championing good science for yonks via his blog, his newspaper column and general aceness. He's officially a friend of b3ta coz he links to us via his site, and occasionally posts here too.
Now he's got a book out, and we're interviewing him and want your questions.
FYI
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ben_Goldacre
www.badscience.net/
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Now he's got a book out, and we're interviewing him and want your questions.
FYI
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ben_Goldacre
www.badscience.net/
but, those science bits in haircare adverts are how I learn about science
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Mon 1 Sep 2008, 17:05,
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Pro-V!
It's an ingredient in the shampoo which makes the hair silky and smooth!
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Mon 1 Sep 2008, 17:11,
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Fuck you!
That's nowhere near as good as Bifidus Digestivus! They almost bothered to think up a latin name for it.
ALMOST!
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Mon 1 Sep 2008, 17:13,
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ALMOST!
That's yoghurt, not hair products. http://www.b3ta.com/board/8702596
So fuck you
Edit: and I was quoting Spaced.
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Mon 1 Sep 2008, 17:13,
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Edit: and I was quoting Spaced.
Don't pretend you don't spread yoghurt on your hair.
I'VE SEEN YOU
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Mon 1 Sep 2008, 17:15,
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Nope. Eggs and stout on occasion.
Sometimes this japanese stuff that smells of salad cream.
Never yoghurt.
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Mon 1 Sep 2008, 17:15,
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Never yoghurt.
Eggs and stout, yes.
Women have been using them for AGES on their hair.
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Mon 1 Sep 2008, 17:18,
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Because it's good for the hair.
Stout makes it shiny, I forget what eggs do.
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Mon 1 Sep 2008, 17:22,
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They are just probing the remains on their unfulfilled children.
Like a soldier running his hands through the liquidised guts of a comrade.
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Mon 1 Sep 2008, 17:26,
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I have spaced on dvd
but have still yet to see it!
Maybe tonight.
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Mon 1 Sep 2008, 17:16,
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Maybe tonight.
thats a spell in Harry Potter I think
Its the magical bulemia that keeps 80% of the female students so thin
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Mon 1 Sep 2008, 19:00,
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What do you have in your pockets right now?
Have you ever considered fighting crime with Good Science?
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Mon 1 Sep 2008, 17:05,
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I remember a great series Robert Llewelyn did about movie science.
It was fab to see how Hollywood made up science stuff.
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Mon 1 Sep 2008, 17:07,
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the problem is not only what they make up
but how they represent the entire scientific environment
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Mon 1 Sep 2008, 17:11,
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Also how people actually believe it.
I hate movies that get basic science wrong, especially physics.
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Mon 1 Sep 2008, 17:15,
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Like that the trailer for wanted, which while one could forgive the ridiculous premise of being able to spin a bullet.
It's less forgivable that he seemed to be aiming at the target and then spinning it away, rather than aiming away and then spinning it at the target.
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Mon 1 Sep 2008, 17:19,
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It doesn't mean they have to be written by idiots though.
All they would have to do is do it the other way round and it would have at least obeyed logic!
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Mon 1 Sep 2008, 17:22,
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But the last bullet spin of the film even got me thinking "No way"
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Mon 1 Sep 2008, 17:24,
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I would not know.
I have not seen the film due to HAVING STANDARDS!
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Mon 1 Sep 2008, 17:26,
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Yes I know,
but it won't kill someone to do some actual research in how thing do/might happen.
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Mon 1 Sep 2008, 17:23,
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If there isn't any actual science in it
Surely it's just fiction?
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Tue 2 Sep 2008, 23:32,
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outrunning explosions
especially down corridors
cos shockwaves only go at like 10mph don't they
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cos shockwaves only go at like 10mph don't they
Bad movie physics
are hated by these people
www.intuitor.com/moviephysics/
Though I do wonder if they take it too far from time to time.
The cigarettes as lighters bits looks fun to do...
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www.intuitor.com/moviephysics/
Though I do wonder if they take it too far from time to time.
The cigarettes as lighters bits looks fun to do...
If you could crossbreed an animal with a fruit/vegetable, which and why?
I would also like to maintain that this would definitely be good science.
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Q1: Dong dong dong dong dong dong dong dong dong?
Q2: How fast can you run?
Q3: What's in your fridge?
Q4: A cat, y/n?
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Mon 1 Sep 2008, 17:07,
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Q3: What's in your fridge?
Q4: A cat, y/n?
What is your opinion on silicon collagen biospheres? Did you know they inflate up to nine times?
seems like it could be a good book. i might get it.
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Mon 1 Sep 2008, 17:08,
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oh
I look forward to it with
question : do nanosphears exist I heard about them on a face cream advert and have always
wondered how they make skin look "visibly" younger. are they a type of midichlorine like
off that starwars. Yoda probably uses it because he has defined wrinkles.
sorry its such a shit question but I'm new here
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Mon 1 Sep 2008, 17:10,
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question : do nanosphears exist I heard about them on a face cream advert and have always
wondered how they make skin look "visibly" younger. are they a type of midichlorine like
off that starwars. Yoda probably uses it because he has defined wrinkles.
sorry its such a shit question but I'm new here
If you blog is about bad science, what is an example of good science?
If they came into contact, would it cause a scientific paradox? An explosion that could destroy all reality? Create a new kind of "Super SCIENCE™"?
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Mon 1 Sep 2008, 17:10,
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Are you planning to set up some sort of ninja army to fight Bad Science?
Where can I join?
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Mon 1 Sep 2008, 17:11,
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If you could do any one god-mocking evil science experiment what would it be?
Personally I'd go for a living hatstand which is supported by three slender female legs, and nipples on the end of the hooks.
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Mon 1 Sep 2008, 17:12,
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If science crashed through the window, punched someone who was mugging you and saved your life, how weird would the alley you'd been mugged in be?
I mean why would it have windows?
Can science even materialise and stop muggings?
how many times have you been on the receiving end of a knife, HELD BY SCIENCE?
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Mon 1 Sep 2008, 17:12,
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Can science even materialise and stop muggings?
how many times have you been on the receiving end of a knife, HELD BY SCIENCE?
What's it like being a SCIENTIST!™,
and can you invent some kind of chemical that gives people magic powers?
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Mon 1 Sep 2008, 17:12,
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If I grew a face on my face and blamed it on Science, would I get a free salad from the scientific community?
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Mon 1 Sep 2008, 17:17,
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Yes, but it would be laced with cyanide.
The scientific community would try to cover for their mistake.
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Mon 1 Sep 2008, 17:29,
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I hope you are getting more than pentapeptides
but also hexapeptides, heptapentides, octapeptides, nonapeptides, and so on.
In fact all the way up to proteins, which are polypeptides....
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Mon 1 Sep 2008, 18:56,
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In fact all the way up to proteins, which are polypeptides....
Don't forget the glycopeptides
But don't start eating vancomycin.
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Tue 2 Sep 2008, 17:09,
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Have there been any bits of bad science which you think have been beneficial?
or just downright hilarious?
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Mon 1 Sep 2008, 17:13,
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When you see those adverts promoting teaching as a profession
and the kids ask questions like "Why can't we feel the earth move", do you know the answers, and if so, do you say them out loud? (even if you're alone).
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Mon 1 Sep 2008, 17:13,
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me too :)
often accompanied by the pleasing mental image of giving said kid a clip round the ear as i send it scurrying back to the mine.
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Mon 1 Sep 2008, 17:16,
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"What's the difference between fluff and dust."
ONE IS WHOLLY FABRIC FIBRES WHILST THE OTHER IS A MIXTURE OF HAIR, DEAD SKIN CELLS AND MISCELLANEOUS MATERIAL FRAGMENTS YOU IDIOT CHILD!
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Mon 1 Sep 2008, 17:17,
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haha, this is exactly what i do
i'd either be the best or worst teacher ever. and i'd be either one, very briefly i expect.
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Mon 1 Sep 2008, 17:19,
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Ha! This ^
I shout at those telly-kids like there's no tomorrow.
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Mon 1 Sep 2008, 19:00,
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Genetic modification
Will it create new cures for all ills, or will it create new causes for all ills?
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Mon 1 Sep 2008, 17:13,
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If you could fight a major scientific figure (bareknuckle or weapons, your choice), who and why?
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Mon 1 Sep 2008, 17:14,
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Bongo-playing contest against Richard Feynman
Shame he's dead, really.
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Mon 1 Sep 2008, 18:14,
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How much wood would a woodchuck chuck If a woodchuck could chuck wood?
And especially, what impact would it have on global warming?
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Mon 1 Sep 2008, 17:14,
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Has SCIENCE!™ ever threatened to harm your family unless you satisfy it sexually?
And if so, were you any good?
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Mon 1 Sep 2008, 17:16,
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Are you secretly pleased that B.G. is also the initals for Battlestar Galactica?
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Mon 1 Sep 2008, 17:16,
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If the core of the earth stopped spinning
Why wouldn't it be possible to restart it with nuclear bombs?
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Mon 1 Sep 2008, 17:17,
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whats the baddest science that you can imagine?
have you ever tried creating "recreational" chemicals for your own use?
and how long do I have to wait for a time machine to, oh hold on, one's just appeared next to me with me inside it....
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Mon 1 Sep 2008, 17:17,
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and how long do I have to wait for a time machine to, oh hold on, one's just appeared next to me with me inside it....
What are the chances of the large hadron collider causing a resonance cascade?
Do you have a crowbar handy if it does?
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Mon 1 Sep 2008, 17:19,
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I never thought I'd see a resonance cascade in my lifetime, much less create one...
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Mon 1 Sep 2008, 17:20,
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Is it true there's a safe level of smoking that doesn't cause cancer?
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Mon 1 Sep 2008, 17:19,
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Yes, the 14th king of the Smo was
only 3 feet tall and he didn't cause any cancer.
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Mon 1 Sep 2008, 18:22,
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I once convinced a biology graduate that Tony the tiger is actually a girl
because lions are boy cats and tigers are girl cats. How hard would you slap her?
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Mon 1 Sep 2008, 17:20,
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Dear Ben
What's your favourite bit of science to pull out at parties?
Lots of love,
Lightguy
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Mon 1 Sep 2008, 17:20,
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Lots of love,
Lightguy
I missed
your talk in the Edinburgh Cancer Research Centre, because my boss made me finish an experiment. Was it good?
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Mon 1 Sep 2008, 17:21,
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Do you know of any scientist that has a laboratory in a secret lair carved inside a volcano?
If yes, who and where?
If no, why not!!!!??? What can we do about it?
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Mon 1 Sep 2008, 17:23,
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If no, why not!!!!??? What can we do about it?
what's your opinion on religion? on a scale of nutty to dangerously mental
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Mon 1 Sep 2008, 17:24,
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Jenny and Timmy are conducting a test. Timmy is a compulsive liar and only tells the truth ones everytime he's told six lies.
If Jenny has three counters in a bag, one blue, one green and one red, and Timmy has 6 counters in a small wooden container of unknown origin,
one green, three red and two blue, assuming Jenny is blind and Timmy is not, when Jenny removes a counter and counts on Timmy to tell her what colour it is,
and he tells her "blue", "green", "blue", "blue", "red", "green" and finally "yellow", not having told any lies before her first counter is shown to him,
has Timmy ever told Jenny that she was holding a warm sausage?
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Mon 1 Sep 2008, 17:26,
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one green, three red and two blue, assuming Jenny is blind and Timmy is not, when Jenny removes a counter and counts on Timmy to tell her what colour it is,
and he tells her "blue", "green", "blue", "blue", "red", "green" and finally "yellow", not having told any lies before her first counter is shown to him,
has Timmy ever told Jenny that she was holding a warm sausage?
Ok...
Anything spring to mind which you got wrong, and turned out to be bad science on your part?
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Mon 1 Sep 2008, 17:27,
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What can science teach us about how to make the perfect cup of tea?
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Mon 1 Sep 2008, 17:30,
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I watched an episode of Gerry Andersons "UFO" the other day
it's set in the futuristic year of 1980 where we are battling aliens from a moon base and sexy women have purple hair. Why is the future (by which I mean the present) so shit? Where's my flying car dammit?!
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Mon 1 Sep 2008, 17:31,
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Out of the two,
is your life morelike Bob Holness or Bob Monkhouse?
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Mon 1 Sep 2008, 17:34,
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Can you give me a medical condition to excuse my ridiculous behavior?
I like to be a jerk on the internet and get naked at parties.
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Mon 1 Sep 2008, 17:35,
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Please teach me how to make a high-powered explosive using ordinary household items.
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Mon 1 Sep 2008, 17:35,
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*Which question that science does not have an answer to would you most like to know an answer to?
*If you worked in advertising what 'bad science' claims would you use to sell the following products - 1. Coco Pops 2. Red Bull 3. Tattoos
*Which is the best religion?
*I more or less live off Microwave meals. Will that ultimately kill me?
*Which science fiction invention do you most wish was real?
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*If you worked in advertising what 'bad science' claims would you use to sell the following products - 1. Coco Pops 2. Red Bull 3. Tattoos
*Which is the best religion?
*I more or less live off Microwave meals. Will that ultimately kill me?
*Which science fiction invention do you most wish was real?
Not eating microwave meals
will eventually kill you, and non-smokers have a 100% fatality rate.
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As a scientist, what do you cock think about mum's-vagina Freud?
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Mon 1 Sep 2008, 17:37,
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Do you ever despair at how gullible the British Public really are?
Or is it just insecurity that makes us fall for 'scientific-y'-sounding things that will get rid of our creases, hold back the march of time, make us smell like flowers, etc. It's the Emperor's New Clothes, all day, every day, isn't it?
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Mon 1 Sep 2008, 17:38,
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It's been 30 years since metrication
Is'nt it time you changed your name to Goldhectare?
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Mon 1 Sep 2008, 17:39,
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Ever felt the need to be a GP?
Think of all the free mugs and pens you'd get from pill companies?
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Mon 1 Sep 2008, 17:40,
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Your byline photo has been Frankenstein's monster for years
Will your royalties finally pay for some plastic-surgery neck-bolts?
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Mon 1 Sep 2008, 17:42,
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Based on Ben Wheatley's answer to "what's your favourite interview question?":
Do you fancy a pint?
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Mon 1 Sep 2008, 17:52,
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Do you'll ever get head-hunted by the tabloids?
Would you go all Raj Persaud on us if you did?
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Mon 1 Sep 2008, 17:52,
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Do you feel sorry for Gillan McKeith, Andrew Wakefield and all the others?
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Mon 1 Sep 2008, 17:54,
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Is the film Weird Science really Bad Science
and would you bang Kelly LeBrock if you'd made her yourself?
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Mon 1 Sep 2008, 17:56,
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How do you differentiate bad science from unproven science, such as string theory?
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Mon 1 Sep 2008, 18:05,
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1) Based on yer various travels,
which nations come across as the most eager to swallow quackery, and which seem the most sceptical?
2) Which act of blatant charlatanry were you the most surprised to find people paying good money for?
3) Do you ever get tempted to threaten people with homeopathically diluted cyanide?
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Mon 1 Sep 2008, 18:10,
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2) Which act of blatant charlatanry were you the most surprised to find people paying good money for?
3) Do you ever get tempted to threaten people with homeopathically diluted cyanide?
Can you think of any examples of Bad Science that you think may be right?
... as in they've come to a conclusion you agree with but can't prove? Stopped clock right twice a day and all that. Does the ethical dilemma keep you awake at night? If so i can recommend Horlicks.
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Mon 1 Sep 2008, 18:16,
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Ask him why he can't take criticism
I wrote to him to point out a scientific error in his column and he was,
to say the least, extremely brusque in his reply, even though the criticism was valid.
Thanks for his membership ID though, he can go on my ignore list now.
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Mon 1 Sep 2008, 18:20,
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to say the least, extremely brusque in his reply, even though the criticism was valid.
Thanks for his membership ID though, he can go on my ignore list now.
Bouncy Castle or Trampoline?
And is it really possible to suck a fart back up from whence it came? =)
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Mon 1 Sep 2008, 18:30,
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Do tin-foil hats
actually stop the mind control rays from space?
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Mon 1 Sep 2008, 18:41,
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jelly babies or wine gums
and if you had to screw vanessa feltz would you use a blindfold, for science
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Mon 1 Sep 2008, 18:43,
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Do you think that the most bad science articles in the media
are food related?
If not, what do you believe is the most prolific bad science?
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Mon 1 Sep 2008, 18:44,
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If not, what do you believe is the most prolific bad science?
Fight!
One million pounds to bump off Gillian McKeith and Patrick Holford - would you do it?
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Mon 1 Sep 2008, 19:03,
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Will the LHC "KILL-US-ALL-ZOMG"
or was The Sun newspaper lying to me today?
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Mon 1 Sep 2008, 19:19,
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As someone who is about to embark on a science degree,
what tips do you have for me to retain my cool, studying such a geeky subject?
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Mon 1 Sep 2008, 19:20,
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Am I right in thinking I saw you on the Culture Show on BBC 2?
Isn't Lauren Laverne hot? I think it's the accent. You came across very well.
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Mon 1 Sep 2008, 19:22,
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What/who do you think is to blame for the current trend of geek humour
(See also, The IT crowd etc.) and how long do you plan to milk it for all it's worth?
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Mon 1 Sep 2008, 19:23,
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If it became accepted Science-Fact™ that the end of the world will come with LHC switch on,
what would you do, knowing there'd be no consequences?
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Mon 1 Sep 2008, 19:27,
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What should I do if I see an endangered animal
eating an endangered plant?
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Mon 1 Sep 2008, 19:37,
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Endangered, you say?
Shoot the animal. Collect the plant and dry it. Sell both as "Chinese medicine". We're running out of these things, you know, so make money whilst you can.
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Mon 1 Sep 2008, 20:05,
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Do you love the Horrible Science series of books as much as I do?
I'd be crushed to find out that they're Bad Science™.
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Mon 1 Sep 2008, 19:40,
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Has the Daily Mail ever printed an accurate science article?
(the word 'science' may be superfluous in this question)
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Mon 1 Sep 2008, 19:40,
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If not free, can I have discounted book please?
I'm a poor science student who quit his job today. They were putting Boswelox in the coffee. It didn't sit well with me.
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Mon 1 Sep 2008, 19:49,
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Stalkers
Q: Now you're a celebrity doctor, have you noticed an increase in the number of weirdos patients reporting to you with injuries to their genitalia/lightbulbs up bottoms/strange sexual conditions?
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Mon 1 Sep 2008, 20:03,
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What's going to be The Next Big Thing in science?
aka Where should I invest my dosh science-wise?
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Mon 1 Sep 2008, 21:11,
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Just how ridiculous is the notion
that the Large Hadron Collider will kill us all with man-made black holes?
Edit: also, which is the most awesome variety of cheese, scientifically speaking?
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Mon 1 Sep 2008, 21:28,
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Edit: also, which is the most awesome variety of cheese, scientifically speaking?
Mythbusters and other things
Have you seen Mythbusters? Would you like to collaborate with them?
What is the best way to educate young people about science? How would you change the national curriculum to encourage more people to take up science?
What are the best examples of 'good' science in movies that you have seen.
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Mon 1 Sep 2008, 21:45,
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What is the best way to educate young people about science? How would you change the national curriculum to encourage more people to take up science?
What are the best examples of 'good' science in movies that you have seen.
Gravity?
Is anti-gravity actually possible? and would it create an Anti-god?
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Mon 1 Sep 2008, 21:59,
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Questions for Ben
What is the geekiest thing you own?
What annoys you more, celebrity 'experts' or scientologists?
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Mon 1 Sep 2008, 21:59,
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What annoys you more, celebrity 'experts' or scientologists?
Knowing that NMR machines for medical use
are called MRI scanners, as people where afraid to use them as the N stands for nuclear. Have you experienced any other bad science based rebranding of medical/scientific practices?.
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Mon 1 Sep 2008, 22:08,
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Why do you think that the media is so bad at reporting on science stories
and, if you had special magic non-science based powers, what would you do to improve the standard of science reporting?
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Mon 1 Sep 2008, 22:13,
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In my first year of my chemistry degree
A task was to turn a scientific paper into a newspaper article. In other words, dumb it down. Given that this Is easily done by undergraduates, I think the answer is laziness.
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Mon 1 Sep 2008, 22:15,
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Questions, questions...
I read the extract from your book in G2 today - the portrait you paint is the big drug companies are acting dubiously at best in their pursuit of profit. Are they all equally bad, or are there ones who have a better ethical/moral stance that we could support as a model of good practice? Are you optimistic that this poor state of affairs will change at all in the near future?
You also say that all the 'low hanging fruit' in terms of medical cures have already been picked. What current area of research do you see as the most promising at present to provide genuine new breakthroughs?
What do you think will persuade the UK government to invest more in science? And where would you target the investment they are willing to make?
Answers to any or all of those should be interesting, and would be much appreciated.
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Mon 1 Sep 2008, 22:43,
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You also say that all the 'low hanging fruit' in terms of medical cures have already been picked. What current area of research do you see as the most promising at present to provide genuine new breakthroughs?
What do you think will persuade the UK government to invest more in science? And where would you target the investment they are willing to make?
Answers to any or all of those should be interesting, and would be much appreciated.
Does the practice of peer reviewing research
restrict the development of science because it's more difficult for revolutionary/outlandish (delete as applicable) theories to get published?
You can add credibility to an incoherent pub debate I was having. Obviously, if your answer doesn't support my argument, I'll bury it.
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Mon 1 Sep 2008, 22:48,
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You can add credibility to an incoherent pub debate I was having. Obviously, if your answer doesn't support my argument, I'll bury it.
What do you think about
sweaty science nerds who live with their parents? Be insultingly honest.
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Mon 1 Sep 2008, 23:06,
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G.M. (foods?)
I once chatted up online (before I knew what she looked like or who she was - oh the joys of the internet) the first ever woman who was subjected to Gillian McKeith's "scientific" analysis. She had been expected by the programmes producers to bow down to the pseudo-scientists better knowledge but came back fighting and gave as good as she got. She said she didn't care about being fat and didn't intend to change her ways as she was quite happy as she was. So my question: do you think G.M. is as happy in her own self-esteem?
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Follow up question:
When GM had to drop the use of 'Doctor' before her name, did you take a certain pride that your rational but damning revalations about her idiotic nutritional ramblings had played a part?
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Tue 2 Sep 2008, 10:21,
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Journo rage
Do you have a list of woo-promoting journos that you'd quite like to visit with a staplegun and a copy of How To Lie With Statistics?
Who would be at the top of the list from the Guardian?
Would discovering that the Mail caused cancer destroy the universe?
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Tue 2 Sep 2008, 0:04,
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Who would be at the top of the list from the Guardian?
Would discovering that the Mail caused cancer destroy the universe?
*Crosses fingers and hopes it's Polly Toynbee*
She needs a good staple-gunning.
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Tue 2 Sep 2008, 10:13,
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Seagull?
On a scale of 1 to 10, how awesome an idea is it to propel our planet across space with giant engines?
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Tue 2 Sep 2008, 0:31,
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can you guarantee
every copy of the book will have had your knob rubbed on it?
only amazon made no mention, you see
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Tue 2 Sep 2008, 0:54,
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only amazon made no mention, you see
Daddy or Chips
Assuming both possess the same mass, which contain the greatest calorific value?
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Tue 2 Sep 2008, 1:25,
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Does the plane take off?
and where is Lord Lucan?
Does anybody really care?
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Tue 2 Sep 2008, 2:27,
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Does anybody really care?
Are there scientific grounds for a woman to let me ejaculate on their tits?
She claims that she sees no reason. I want to give her one.
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Tue 2 Sep 2008, 2:41,
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Toilet Etiquette
When wiping your arse, is it better, from a purely scientific point of view, to look at the paper after every wipe, or just scrap away until it feels dry?
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Tue 2 Sep 2008, 10:04,
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Are all forty year old divorced women clinically insane?
Every one I have met is, but I'm not sure if that counts as proof.
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Tue 2 Sep 2008, 10:10,
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Mr Goldacre
So, do you think the rest of us (relatively) sane people should sue The Church of Scientology for missleading people with the use of the word "Science"?
Or should we just go round to Tom Cruise's house and bum rape that Kate girl he so loves (in a non gay way)in front of him as a just punishment?
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Tue 2 Sep 2008, 10:14,
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Or should we just go round to Tom Cruise's house and bum rape that Kate girl he so loves (in a non gay way)in front of him as a just punishment?
If you're male
and you bum-rape a girl, wouldn't this automatically be classified as 'non-gay' and not need to be specified as such?
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Tue 2 Sep 2008, 13:42,
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It was a comment on
Tom Cruise's heterosexual love.
To make sure all those who think he is in the closet know that he has only pure, hetero love for his gal kate
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Tue 2 Sep 2008, 15:44,
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To make sure all those who think he is in the closet know that he has only pure, hetero love for his gal kate
Doctors
Is it not potentially misleading - and therefore A Bad Thing - for a medical doctor to use the honorific title when pronouncing on scientific research? Just as it would be for me to use my title - obtained from thermodynamics research - in a hospital.
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Tue 2 Sep 2008, 10:18,
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How About....
Teaming up with Richard Dawkins against the creationists and then he could tag along when you go and annoy the crap out of McKeith et al? That would be worth the BBC License fee.
Edit: /\ ....and the Scientologists, that would be awesome.
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Tue 2 Sep 2008, 10:26,
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Edit: /\ ....and the Scientologists, that would be awesome.
Why is it easier to believe ...
... in bad science than good science?
Why are active liposomes are supposed to be good if they are in a Garnier product but un-natural addatives if they are in a Body Shop product?
Why are E numbers always presumed to be bad? I can't get enough of them and actively avoid products that proclaim they don't have them.
Finally, is it true that bodies are lasting longer on the slab because of all the preservatives we are eating?
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Tue 2 Sep 2008, 10:34,
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Why are active liposomes are supposed to be good if they are in a Garnier product but un-natural addatives if they are in a Body Shop product?
Why are E numbers always presumed to be bad? I can't get enough of them and actively avoid products that proclaim they don't have them.
Finally, is it true that bodies are lasting longer on the slab because of all the preservatives we are eating?
Two important questions
I'm a copywriter in an ad agency, and my fellow "creatives" and I are often asked to include ridiculous "science" by pharmaceutical/beauty clients. Often, we will question their claims and, occasionally, even call them outright liars. Yet always, without fail, they force us to use their pseudo-plausible "science".
With this in mind, my two questions are these:
1) Can one copywriter change the world?
2) What should he wear while doing it?
Ta.
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Tue 2 Sep 2008, 10:53,
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With this in mind, my two questions are these:
1) Can one copywriter change the world?
2) What should he wear while doing it?
Ta.
Magic
I recently purchased a Harry Potter Magic Wand and uttered the words "Bifidus Digestivum" while holding it. Suddenly my digestive tract was on the outside of my body, wrapped like some sort of lumpy phython. As you can imagine, eating and going to the toilet is quite unpleasant.What is the 'undo' spell? Thank you.
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Tue 2 Sep 2008, 10:57,
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How to immunize people to nonsense?
Your blog is great at notifying people about bogus cures, alarmist headlines or other dubious claims. My concern is its usually after the fact and doesn't go anywhere close to repairing the damage. What practical ways exist to immunize people to this nonsense in the first place? Would you advocate critical thinking classes as a core component of the school curriculum and even degrees in humanities? If so, how do you think you could get government to sign on without getting skittish at the thoughts of offending religious sensibilities?
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Tue 2 Sep 2008, 11:38,
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My mom saw you on the telly the other day and she was going to call me to tell me to watch it
but then she remembered I don't have a telly so that I don't have to pay the licence fee.
What's the best article you've written that had to be spiked?
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Tue 2 Sep 2008, 11:42,
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What's the best article you've written that had to be spiked?
q. christian types get up in arms about carbon dating claims almost as much as gay marriage
are they just jealous the carbons are getting more action than they are?
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Tue 2 Sep 2008, 11:53,
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Energy
Grumpy buggers keep saying we CANNOT get ALL our energy from renewables (solar, hydroelectric, wind etc {but you knew that}) but they never say WHY we cannot. Are they right?
Chris
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Tue 2 Sep 2008, 12:57,
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Chris
I can tell you straight away
that they're wrong. It's just too expensive and impractical to do so at the moment.
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Tue 2 Sep 2008, 21:59,
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how should one act when the only information available is incomplete?
for example, if you knew of, say, a food supplement which was supposed to be beneficial. there was a plausible mechanism for how it worked, plenty of anectdotal reports in favour, maybe some small/not very well done studies that support the claim. but no proper trials yet, and they'd take years before the results were in
would you take it? (you personally, i mean, rather than advising others to)
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Tue 2 Sep 2008, 13:23,
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would you take it? (you personally, i mean, rather than advising others to)
Would you like to buy some magic beans?
(I asked this of a friend who's been visiting a chiropractor for 4 yeas and still has a bad back. He threatened to kick my head in if I ridiculed his choice of 'therapy' any more).
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Tue 2 Sep 2008, 13:36,
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fortunately, his back is so bad
he can barely lift his feet to knee level, so you're probably safe
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Tue 2 Sep 2008, 14:33,
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25 steps to the top
is the name of their greatest hits album which I bought in a charity shop the other week. It's dreadful.
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Tue 2 Sep 2008, 16:19,
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Do you ever feel as if you should team up with Derren Brown?
He has a similar view on pseudo science as you, and he actually demonstrates this well through his own techniques. Just a thought.
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Tue 2 Sep 2008, 14:39,
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Have you ever used really bad science in your column
Did you get caught out?
Do you use your knowledge of BAD SCIENCE to play tricks on your gullible friends?
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Tue 2 Sep 2008, 14:45,
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Do you use your knowledge of BAD SCIENCE to play tricks on your gullible friends?
is "bad science" science?
should your subject therefore be "bad attempts at science" or "the misrepresentation of science" or even "unscience"?
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Tue 2 Sep 2008, 15:03,
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Who would win in a bare knuckle fist fight between Richard Dawkins and The Pope?
Does Steven Hawking's chair really have an ejector seat?
Is it true that the LHC stands for "Lenny Henry's Carousel"?
If sonoluminescence ISN'T proof of (cold) fusion, what the hellington causes the sound wave bombarded bubble to emit light?
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Tue 2 Sep 2008, 15:08,
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Does Steven Hawking's chair really have an ejector seat?
Is it true that the LHC stands for "Lenny Henry's Carousel"?
If sonoluminescence ISN'T proof of (cold) fusion, what the hellington causes the sound wave bombarded bubble to emit light?
Have you ever played Portal?
If so, which field of science features the most cake and robots?
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Tue 2 Sep 2008, 15:18,
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Death by osmosis?
If you stayed in the bath long enough would you die? I mean not through lack of food or old age, but would the water from the bath pass into your body to equalise the concentration of stuff (salt?) in your body? You can probably guess that I gave up on Physics when I was 14...
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Tue 2 Sep 2008, 16:09,
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I'd like to know....
* What is the scariest bit of sciene you know?
* If Magic were real, who would win in a fair fight, Science or Magic?
* Will Science ultimately save us or kill us all?
* We've all seen that email by those evil people. You know, the one about Father Christmas containing various "scientific" facts relating to him trying to prove he doesn't exist. Is that Bad Science? Please consider your answer carefully so as not to disappoint any children reading this!
* Ninjas or Pirates?
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Tue 2 Sep 2008, 16:11,
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* If Magic were real, who would win in a fair fight, Science or Magic?
* Will Science ultimately save us or kill us all?
* We've all seen that email by those evil people. You know, the one about Father Christmas containing various "scientific" facts relating to him trying to prove he doesn't exist. Is that Bad Science? Please consider your answer carefully so as not to disappoint any children reading this!
* Ninjas or Pirates?
My question is...
How do you find the time to be a doctor and a newspaper columnist and run a website AND write a book?
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Tue 2 Sep 2008, 20:12,
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Are you like every other scientist who went into publishing,
in that you found actually doing science fucking dull?
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Tue 2 Sep 2008, 21:32,
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Despite Rob's kind words
you're more about slagging off than championing - do you sometimes wish you'd come up with a less pessimistic title for your column?
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Tue 2 Sep 2008, 21:33,
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In the early days, the Guardian often printed science stories on the same page as your column
that were abject bollocks - did you shout at them?
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Tue 2 Sep 2008, 21:33,
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You seem to hate the pharma industry and have branded them "evil"
got any alternative ideas then or are you the David Cameron of science?
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Tue 2 Sep 2008, 21:35,
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Have you ever been in the lab onyour own at night
and wanked onto a slide so you can look at your own spunk under a microscope?
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Tue 2 Sep 2008, 21:41,
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Could you beat Andrew Wakefield in a fight?
What about TV's Dr Alice Roberts?
Actually, that reminds me - when I was a scientist, there was a lot of fucking went on at conferences. Have you fucked any famous scientists?
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Tue 2 Sep 2008, 21:47,
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Actually, that reminds me - when I was a scientist, there was a lot of fucking went on at conferences. Have you fucked any famous scientists?
When are you going to do a column debunking indie beat combo
We are scientists?
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Tue 2 Sep 2008, 21:50,
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What's the worst thing about being a doctor? And the best?
Tell us about the weirdest disease or condition you've treated someone for.
I'm a bit stupid, what's the first thing I should do to protect myself from being scammed or misled by nefarious pseudoscience-peddling advertisers or ignorant journalists?
Which is better, Casualty or House?
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Tue 2 Sep 2008, 22:18,
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I'm a bit stupid, what's the first thing I should do to protect myself from being scammed or misled by nefarious pseudoscience-peddling advertisers or ignorant journalists?
Which is better, Casualty or House?
So, if you don't believe in bad science
How do you fight wrinkles?
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Tue 2 Sep 2008, 23:46,
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I need you to settle a drunken bet -
When you breathe in, do you get slightly heavier?
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Tue 2 Sep 2008, 23:46,
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And the most important question -
Being so far down the page, is anyone actually going to read my questions?
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Tue 2 Sep 2008, 23:47,
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how low must the concentration of urine in a glass of water be before drinking it can have homeopathic benefits?
also, what is the specific heat capacity of Gillian McKeith?
PS my wife and I are very fond of you.
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Wed 3 Sep 2008, 1:17,
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PS my wife and I are very fond of you.
How many dimensions will new variations of string/M theory have to add to the universe
before people start realising it might be a bit silly?
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Wed 3 Sep 2008, 1:44,
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if you burp and fat at the same time
are you in danger of imploding?
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Wed 3 Sep 2008, 9:54,
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at the 'school' I attended to gain my GCSEs
they didn't really teach science... you could do Combined Sciences (or Science lite) or you could do Farming... because playing computer games most of my life has taught me that the less obvious choice leads to greater riches I though this was a double bluff and plumbed for the farming course. I spent most of the lessons being beaten around the head with a stillborn calf and didn't really learn anything (except what it feels like to be beaten around the head with a stillborn calf) so it's left me wondering, who, in your opinion, is the most important scientist?
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Wed 3 Sep 2008, 10:13,
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What are your views on
Vegetarianism? I don't eat meat because it bothers me that Factory farmed animals may suffer.
Does increased stress levels in animals about to be slaughtered taint the meat with chemicals that one should not eat?
Does the use of drugs in animal production and pesticides on crops, cause health issues for us as consumers?
What do you think is the part of us that makes us conscious? why do I have an internal dialogue that knows what to say even when I am struggling for words?
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Wed 3 Sep 2008, 10:17,
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Does increased stress levels in animals about to be slaughtered taint the meat with chemicals that one should not eat?
Does the use of drugs in animal production and pesticides on crops, cause health issues for us as consumers?
What do you think is the part of us that makes us conscious? why do I have an internal dialogue that knows what to say even when I am struggling for words?
Jesus on a bit of toast...
an example of pareidolia and not much of a miracle.
But this morning my muesli took on the uncanny appearance of Bernard Ingham. I was too rushed and hungry to photograph it.
How much would this be worth on e-bay?
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Wed 3 Sep 2008, 11:04,
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But this morning my muesli took on the uncanny appearance of Bernard Ingham. I was too rushed and hungry to photograph it.
How much would this be worth on e-bay?
Kosher Question
What can be done to improve takeup of science in schools?
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Wed 3 Sep 2008, 11:54,
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How many questions have you answered
for New Scientist's Last Word column/page/thing?
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Wed 3 Sep 2008, 12:36,
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Sodium
If I grate a lump of sodium/pottasium into my kitchen sink whilst it's full of hot soapy water, will my wife kick me hard in the knackers for making so much mess?
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Wed 3 Sep 2008, 14:17,
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how did the bad science column get started?
whose idea was it? how did you get in touch etc.?
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Wed 3 Sep 2008, 14:30,
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Should we let people take placebos on the NHS?
It's the obvious question isn't it. If they get benefits from placebos, should we let people have them on the NHS?
When my wife was pregnant last time, the consultant referred her to an acupuncturist. He did it through gritted teeth - I could see the pain it was causing him hidden beneath his smile. However, he did it, and she got poitive benefits from it. I didn't mention the research findings, as that might have broken the spell.
This backfired horribly when my back siezed up and she forced me to go through a session of the useless quackery myself, despite my endless protestations the "it won't work for me" - needless to say it was utterly pointless (not the needles - they were very pointy! hahahaaaaaa! I'm so funny!).
So what am I to do? What are we to do as a society? If people get positive outcomes from this kind of thing, shouldn't we be helping them to feel better? But then again, it feels so wrong to do it.
What would you do if it was your missus with the bad back? Would you let her go and keep schtum?
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Wed 3 Sep 2008, 16:00,
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When my wife was pregnant last time, the consultant referred her to an acupuncturist. He did it through gritted teeth - I could see the pain it was causing him hidden beneath his smile. However, he did it, and she got poitive benefits from it. I didn't mention the research findings, as that might have broken the spell.
This backfired horribly when my back siezed up and she forced me to go through a session of the useless quackery myself, despite my endless protestations the "it won't work for me" - needless to say it was utterly pointless (not the needles - they were very pointy! hahahaaaaaa! I'm so funny!).
So what am I to do? What are we to do as a society? If people get positive outcomes from this kind of thing, shouldn't we be helping them to feel better? But then again, it feels so wrong to do it.
What would you do if it was your missus with the bad back? Would you let her go and keep schtum?
I do a bunch of science stuff myself online,
but I find I'm just preaching to the converted. Do you have the same problem that only people already versed in science read your stuff, no matter how simple you make it? How do you reach those who really need to learn about science?
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Wed 3 Sep 2008, 16:09,
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question for Ben Goldacre
My late mother-in-law actually believed that it was trees waving around that caused the wind. What old wife's tale do you wish was true?
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Wed 3 Sep 2008, 16:22,
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Doctor?
Is it true that you're not a real doctor and that you purchased the title from some bogus organisation for fifty quid?
Professor G. McKeith told me so.
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Wed 3 Sep 2008, 16:42,
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Professor G. McKeith told me so.
Bad science, bad schmience. But would you know bad art if it bit you on the ass?
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Wed 3 Sep 2008, 18:14,
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In your opinion who is worse?
Big pharma, who bury their research findings and invent new illnesses for existing drugs, OR, the crazy nutritionist fringe who may actually believe in their own twaddle?
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Thu 4 Sep 2008, 8:33,
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Mini black hole a danger?
I've heard about this LHC thing that will supposedly destroy the earth next Wednesday; it feels like I am brewing a shite with at least the critical mass required to form a black hole- should I try to hold it in until Wednesday to avoid the blame?
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Fri 5 Sep 2008, 23:12,
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How much does the term...
"scientific fact" wind you up? Surely you cannot _prove_ anything scientifically, only empirically suggest?
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Mon 8 Sep 2008, 15:45,
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*does prehistoric style snort of hungriness*
I've got about ten minutes tonight to get in the house, get changed and head out to band practice.
I won't eat till 11 :-(
Having thought about this, it's time for crisps from the machine.
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Mon 1 Sep 2008, 17:02,
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I won't eat till 11 :-(
Having thought about this, it's time for crisps from the machine.
If it helps, I'm having a rib eye steak for tea.
With fried potatoes and stuff.
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Mon 1 Sep 2008, 17:03,
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My neck has a hurt.
It's from seeing Orange Goblin on saturday.
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Mon 1 Sep 2008, 17:16,
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The fat's the best bit.
So long as you cook it nice and slowly.
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Mon 1 Sep 2008, 17:08,
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you.... hate... lamb? I know what these words are, I've just never seen them used together.....
:D
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Mon 1 Sep 2008, 17:09,
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Ich habe einen neuen Mähdrescher
und ich gebe dir den Schlüssel!
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Mon 1 Sep 2008, 16:48,
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I'm a bit shit at German now (years of antipractice)
and my D and J are NOFUCKINGWHERE TO BE FOUND.
This is terrible.
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Mon 1 Sep 2008, 16:59,
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This is terrible.
Is it "This took me 5 seconds and I'm gonna post it in a new thread hour?"
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Mon 1 Sep 2008, 16:47,
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I've drawn a worm with a hat on on my pad.
I won't post him though.
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Mon 1 Sep 2008, 16:48,
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Yes.
And this took me about five hours and is repidly vanishing because of it. :(
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Mon 1 Sep 2008, 16:50,
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"You'd make more money auctioning dogs."
Even if you were twice as ugly as you are, which is very ugly indeed.
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Mon 1 Sep 2008, 16:59,
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that, sir, like the others in the series, is awesome. Concider it *clicked*!
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Mon 1 Sep 2008, 16:53,
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well I could start a new thread with no picture, if that would aid the cause...?
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Mon 1 Sep 2008, 16:52,
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^_^
I like whole cats!
best of all the varying ammounts of cattage!
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Mon 1 Sep 2008, 16:54,
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best of all the varying ammounts of cattage!
Finish it my droog
else we shall have to administer ultraviolence to your malenky gulliver
;P
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Mon 1 Sep 2008, 16:47,
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;P
That's really........
Can't be arsed to finish it, sorry 'camel ;)
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Mon 1 Sep 2008, 16:43,
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If it's not finished,then it's pointless,
Pointless.
Tis good so far, now go finish it.
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Mon 1 Sep 2008, 16:43,
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Tis good so far, now go finish it.
i think i need glasses/to stop drinking so much
i thought that said *fatty*
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Mon 1 Sep 2008, 16:52,
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OMG I would absolutely brick it if a minicab driver turned round and I saw that!
Woo
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Mon 1 Sep 2008, 16:38,
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Presumably you'd be okay if you blinked only one eye at a time.
Then you'd keep your eyes lubricated whilst still always looking at the evil statue.
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Mon 1 Sep 2008, 16:52,
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I went to college with a chap called Caesar.
Well, we didn't call him that. Really I went to college with a chap called Pal, Pedigree Chum, Kitekat or Eukanuba.
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Mon 1 Sep 2008, 16:38,
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I went to the same college as the Original Steve.
Although I was a little bit later and I was doing film, DTP, media, journalism and psychology.
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Mon 1 Sep 2008, 16:40,
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That'll be 'falling over stoned in the woods' then.
The woods which ARE NO LONGER THERE.
Bastards.
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Mon 1 Sep 2008, 16:42,
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Bastards.
holy shit, really? damn... A&W had some really excellent grounds....
Odd to think I've not been up there for, what, 8 years-ish?
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Mon 1 Sep 2008, 16:47,
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Yep, they cut them all down
the cock ends, all of the bunnies and squirrels have no place to live now.
It's been 5 years for me.
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Mon 1 Sep 2008, 16:49,
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It's been 5 years for me.
Lord alive
what next? Hale and Pace? Hale Bop? (Tottenham) Hale?
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Mon 1 Sep 2008, 16:39,
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to take some flack off colostomy bag explosion
have this lump o shite
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Mon 1 Sep 2008, 16:31,
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have this lump o shite
it's the b3ta equivalent
of throwing yourself in front of traffic to save a retard.
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Mon 1 Sep 2008, 16:37,
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three decades of football manger?
That's some dedication there...
And what silverware have the mighty Bognor won in this period? The lot?
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Mon 1 Sep 2008, 16:26,
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And what silverware have the mighty Bognor won in this period? The lot?
The size I can live with
What is it and why am I looking at it?
Is it a dog?
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Mon 1 Sep 2008, 16:32,
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Is it a dog?
I used to know this bloke called Paul who had little feet.
We called him Paul Little Feet.
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Mon 1 Sep 2008, 16:19,
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looks like
he's been there since before they resurfaced the terminal
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Mon 1 Sep 2008, 16:12,
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but the quickest way from london to manchester is by air
although he'd not be flying into manchester airport to get to old trafford, there's a nice small airfield about half a mile away
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Mon 1 Sep 2008, 16:39,
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What's with his feets?
Also: you would wait until my football translator had disappeared, wouldn't you?
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Mon 1 Sep 2008, 16:12,
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There there Captain Wow
The joke is that Ferg is waiting for a player he's been trying to sign for a long time
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Mon 1 Sep 2008, 16:14,
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just looked at April Flores & I'm in love
sorry Captain, you're chucked
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Mon 1 Sep 2008, 16:16,
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She's mine, laddy
I like the idea of a lady twice my size I can bury myself in.
Anyway, her hubby's a big black man, you've got nothing to offer her.
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Mon 1 Sep 2008, 16:17,
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Anyway, her hubby's a big black man, you've got nothing to offer her.
He's got a lovely comfy face
about the only thing she hasn't got is another vagina to play with (except Belladonna's)
That's where I come in.
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Mon 1 Sep 2008, 16:19,
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That's where I come in.
Captain Wow, April Flores
a vat of scented oils and some rope.
just planning my suicide
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Mon 1 Sep 2008, 16:21,
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just planning my suicide
Then I don't care.
I only care about Scottish football vicariously.
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Mon 1 Sep 2008, 16:18,
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An old firm derby from the old days yesterday
6 goals, 2 sendings off and a member of the coaching staff getting beat up afterwards.
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Mon 1 Sep 2008, 16:23,
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I have no idea what you've just said.
I shall content myself with staring at your crotch and humming 'all things bright and beautiful'.
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Mon 1 Sep 2008, 16:24,
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Lovely, football in the park?
jumpers for goalposts? rolling the ball in dogpoo and getting your team mate to head it? Oh no! 442? 342? 243? isn't it?
Marvelous.
/Ron Manager blog.
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Mon 1 Sep 2008, 16:29,
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Marvelous.
/Ron Manager blog.
aww, that's quite sad!
he'll go mad when he doesn't show though...
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Mon 1 Sep 2008, 16:18,
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he'll go mad when he doesn't show though...
I'm sure if I followed football, I'd be laughing, but sadly I don't, so I'm not.... Shame really, it just feels I'm missing out....
best try to optimise it a bit more in future, chappie, or the boardnazis will introduce you to "surprise bumsex".
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Mon 1 Sep 2008, 16:24,
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WOOooooooo.........
Shouldn't she land on her feet?
EDIT: Her boobs look a little bigger in the second panel. Not that I'm complaning...
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Mon 1 Sep 2008, 15:59,
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EDIT: Her boobs look a little bigger in the second panel. Not that I'm complaning...
This looks like the sort of cartoon
that would feature a dildo tree or a fisting bush (fnar!), so I expect it is the sound of some form of anal or vaginal penetration from the foliage, yes.
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Mon 1 Sep 2008, 16:06,
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it has to be anal
I doubt you'd get a duf from her soppy distended animal twat.
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Mon 1 Sep 2008, 16:21,
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yay adventure!
Have you changed the way you draw her eyes though? They don't look quite right to me in this and the last page.
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