Re: req. cockroaches
semach.the.monkey wrote this foo here in the dust ... > It has been scientifically proven that a bumble bee is not aerodynamical > enough to be able to fly, yet everytime I see one, I wonder why no one > has explained it to the bee. Thats because it wasn't ~proved~ ... http://physicsweb.org/article/news/5/10/9 alex delurking -- (alex *)(malloc (sizeof (generic signature) * (sizeof (alex)))) Functional Organism Optimized for Battle and Accurate Repair
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