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susan28 · 08-19-2005, 09:01

pardon moi Bullman

purrhaps Mrs Bullman (the SvLJ) was attempting to solicit help from the Penthouse to help with the chores.. rut roh!! ^3

ooooo "keg rides" !! ;z

***G33*** · 08-19-2005, 12:49

Guys!
S28 is in need of DNA removal.
Woot!;f

susan28 · 08-19-2005, 14:11

oh my, and Rabbi busy with N-Sweat quality control duties..

where my pups!!

Rawny · 08-19-2005, 14:20

Arf!

susan28 · 08-19-2005, 14:48

Puppyyyyyy!! ~hg

***G33*** · 08-19-2005, 14:57

;f <---puppy has this smile.
puppy likes S28.
;z

susan28 · 08-19-2005, 15:11

yep, ya know, you're nice to 'em and they follow you everywhere..

hey T*** got AGrip on my G20, thanks! turned out perfectly. (yes i cursed my head off in the process) haven't shot it yet but feels great in the hands. definite improvement. thanks for having faith in me, heh heh..

Rawny · 08-19-2005, 17:02

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Originally posted by G33
;f <---puppy has this smile.
puppy likes S28.
;z

Very yes! ;n

***G33*** · 08-19-2005, 18:36

#wav `p

VN350X10 · 08-19-2005, 19:33

HAY, now engineer151515, that delivery system will work even better. I haven't had a chance to mow the lawn for several weeks;it's a mixture of timothy, rye & sweet clover & almost a foot long. The delivery livery can re-fuel while here. cool fresh water will be provided.

uncle albert

susan28 · 08-19-2005, 20:47

ok people, the N-Sweat supply-side crisis is over, we now have enough crude to keep the brewery humming all season, however we might need to cast some new moulds (dreaming of the wonderful slushies they'll make)

Rawny · 08-19-2005, 21:10

;P Ay Chihuahua!

***G33*** · 08-19-2005, 21:12

Backache?;Q
Pod person?;b
Borg?;z

Bullman · 08-19-2005, 22:57

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Originally posted by G33
Backache?;Q

I should think so. I think her stage name is eclipse, if you get under those babies, they blot out the sun;f

VN350X10 · 08-20-2005, 07:39

How can she tell if her shoes match her outfit ?

Does she even know if she has shoes ON ?

;W

(defintely NOT Borg...far out of proportion to Seven of Nine....)

samurairabbi · 08-20-2005, 07:47

With minimal assistance, she can sit up.

I have decided to change my doctoral thesis. My new topic: Resonant harmonic displacement in minimally supported mammary tissue.

VN350X10 · 08-20-2005, 07:51

Rabbi, you must check for resonant harmonics as applied to/by the recoil of a 10MM. If necessaty, KONG is avaliable for purposes of scientific testing. I believe that there might even be a couple of boxes of Norma in the vault. This would permit testing with he original intent of a true 10MM

uncle albert

Bullman · 08-20-2005, 07:59

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Originally posted by samurairabbi
With minimal assistance, she can sit up.

I have decided to change my doctoral thesis. My new topic: Resonant harmonic displacement in minimally supported mammary tissue.

Ripple effect?;P

samurairabbi · 08-20-2005, 15:29

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Originally posted by susan28 ... however we might need to cast some new moulds (dreaming of the wonderful slushies they'll make)

Susan, the Dungeon Logistics Planning Team has brought an important item to my attention. Your proposed slushy molds may create a problem: You may be unable to physically lift a slushy made from the aforementioned molds! If this is in fact the case, the Dungeon Engineering Unit, led by the capable Eng15etc, can be called in to construct a servicable motor/cam assembly to achieve this action, assuming our mass/weight concerns are found to be valid. We await your feedback on this question.

susan28 · 08-20-2005, 15:37

well i'm all for better living (and dancing) thru technology and will happily road-test your slushy transport and give it my endorsement if it works as hoped (and i'm sure with engineer and uncle at the helm it will function wonderfully), but in the meantime, we could simply sit them on a banquet table and employ long bamboo straws culled from the Lagoon...

as always your eye for schematics has served us well!!

samurairabbi · 08-20-2005, 15:43

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Originally posted by susan28
as always your eye for schematics has served us well!!

And as always, your compliment is greatly appreciated!

Our discussions on planning this effort will commence AFTER the 4K-post blowout has concluded, since it would be boorish in the extreme for a (blah blah blah) Dungeon type such as myself to accidentally achieve the 4000th post.

VN350X10 · 08-20-2005, 20:50

Given that most beer, especially Lagers, are approxamately the same specific gravity as water;that being approx. 8lbs /gal. Given that it takes 7 1/2 gallons to fill a cubic foot.....

8 x 7 1/2 = 60 lbs, plus the weight of the container, straws, etc.

And this is assuming that the new molds are only 1 cu.ft.
Thus stated, perhaps the table & straws idea bears technical merit at this time.

uncle albert

Bullman · 08-20-2005, 22:01

Quote:

Originally posted by VN350X10
Given that most beer, especially Lagers, are approxamately the same specific gravity as water;that being approx. 8lbs /gal. Given that it takes 7 1/2 gallons to fill a cubic foot.....

8 x 7 1/2 = 60 lbs, plus the weight of the container, straws, etc.

And this is assuming that the new molds are only 1 cu.ft.
Thus stated, perhaps the table & straws idea bears technical merit at this time.

uncle albert

Evidently it is something that looks bigger than it actually is. Certainly, the material filling the mold at this time is more dense, I was thinking we would need a pretty heavy duty table to accomplish those needs.;f

***G33*** · 08-20-2005, 22:31

And on a related note....

I was thinking I could make about ten tops out of that amount of material.

Assuming I could sew...;f

;z

Bullman · 08-20-2005, 22:59

Quote:

Originally posted by G33
And on a related note....

I was thinking I could make about ten tops out of that amount of material.

Assuming I could sew...;f

;z

Gee, guess you will just have to do without. I can live with that;f