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Inner-city Victorians vote green, but they don’t exactly act green.
p.s. Does mr Beazley’s nose looks bigger?
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Hippies bathing more? No way!
I wonder if wronwright has a hand in this….
Posted by The_Real_JeffS on 2006 12 01 at 10:21 PM • permalinkMy guess: They have a leak in their hydroponic set up.
Posted by Infidel Tiger on 2006 12 01 at 10:49 PM • permalinkHmm. Probably just a coincidence, but Paco Industries has seen quite a spike in sales to RWDB insurgents in Victoria of Precision Aquatic Carbine Ordnance (ultra-high pressure super-soaker squirt guns with extra-large water tanks and smooth pump action). I understand they are frequently used in drive-by hose-downs of hippies.
#13 PW - as I’ve mentioned to 1.618 before, I worry that she might have a thing about copulating rabbits. Or maybe one day she just divided the length of her credit card by its height
Posted by Whale Spinor on 2006 12 01 at 11:30 PM • permalink#13 Are you saying that Tim helps you keep your perspective, PW?
Posted by andycanuck on 2006 12 01 at 11:48 PM • permalinkI was always under the impression that the Golden Ratio was the TAB Favourite Numbers.
Just to keep this OT and hold Andrea from releasing the Killer Bees, Fitzroy used to be an inner city slum suburb in the 60’s. I once saw a wino fall off a tram going full speed in Smith Street, get hit by two cars, roll over, get up and continue to swig on his flagon of plonk.
Posted by Pedro the Ignorant on 2006 12 02 at 05:01 AM • permalinkClearly some Fitzroy eco-activist has decided that Gaia’s lifeblood must be freed from the man made constraints of Victoria’s water supply system and is running their taps continuously. Take that facsists! That, or they overdosed on heroin in the shower and will slowly (as the months go by) end up being enjoyed as a type of soup, by the fish in Port Phillip Bay. Ohhh the horror!
#23 kae. Also works for 9, however neither work if you’re using octal (base 8). (The property applies to the number 7 in this situation.)
Posted by flying pigs over mecca on 2006 12 02 at 09:30 AM • permalinkAbout the water situation, we are having a referendum, no wait, it’s a plebescite, here in Queensland in March next year. It’s been moved from 2008 sometime (when the state election is due), forward to next March. Anyway, it’s about whether we want recycled water.
I don’t understand why the money is being wasted on a referendum. We need water. It needs to be done.#23 thru #25:
I must admit my personal favourite among divisibility rules has always been the one for 11.
Anyway, I’ve encountered a number (no pun intended) of young-ish people who have never even heard of the rules for 3 and 9…maybe I’ve always been too much of a math geek, but you’d think this kind of stuff was commonly mentioned in elementary school. Or maybe the math teachers are too busy praying to the almighty Calculator god nowadays…
#23 thru #25, #31:
A touch off thread, but thanks for the link; I’ve used those rules since middle school, never forgot them (except the “11 rule”....heh!).
Although I learned a slightly different the rule for multiples of 7 under 1000, thus:
Take the last digit, double it, and subtract that from the first two digits, and take the absolute value. If the result is divisible by 7, the original number is as well.
Posted by The_Real_JeffS on 2006 12 03 at 12:17 PM • permalink
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I saw that at Bolta’s and was amazed. But hang on, riding around on a bicyle with a HoWARd sticker on it, tucking into a hunza pie and knitting beanies is what being a green is all really about, not this water bizzo.