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Re: Quote for the day
In a message dated 10/14/99 10:17:53 AM Eastern Daylight Time,
vogelap at email_uc.edu writes:
> Kyle & all... I tried it last night in my at-home vacuum chamber.
> While Kyle's assertion is correct -- there's no such thing as a
> perfect vacuum -- the one installed in my house is pretty darned
> close. Therefore, I was able to test the theory with 99.999432%
> certainty (rounded).
>
> As it turns out, Sarah's professor is incorrect. The glue _does_
> function as designed, even without the presence of water molecules in
> a vacuum.
>
> My literary agent is contacting the publisher of all major textbooks
> to which this new information would apply to make sure they're updated
> accurately.
my my my, Andrew!
looks like this could prove to be
quite profitable for us, er, YOU.
(by the way, i've been meaning to ask Hammermill
about some geometry question i'd read years ago -
do you happen to have their number off-hand?)
ejh2
NP: GLOD - _Gnosis_
One has to look out for engineers- they begin with
sewing machines and end up with the atomic bomb.
-Marcel Pagnol
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