im sure if the wheel wasnt invented pizas woudl still be round
Yeah, but the shape wouldn't be the same... unless pizza is the source of the invention of the wheel...
... is my grammar right?
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Sep-27-2002 10:19
TOR
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Location: Bruges, Belgium
why hasn't anybody mentioned "bed"?!
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Sep-27-2002 11:14
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That is a very existentialist thought...
Sep-27-2002 14:33
k.k.d.
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Registered: Jul 2001
Location: Montreal
First of all, pizzas were not originally round.. Pizzas being just a loaf of breat with lunch leftovers on it, the food of poor italian peasants...
Second, the greatest invention must be the writing (where would we be without it now?), and the most "interesting" from now on is quantum physics, particularly in the field of quantum computing (a CPU capable of non-determenistic parallel calculations? Godly!).... Another personal favorite of mine would be Alain Turing Machine, which was a very advanced theoretical concept back before the existance of "electronic calculating machines" (computers) as such...
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Sep-27-2002 16:24
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Registered: Sep 2002
Location: Toronto
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Originally posted by k.k.d.
First of all, pizzas were not originally round.. Pizzas being just a loaf of breat with lunch leftovers on it, the food of poor italian peasants...
Second, the greatest invention must be the writing (where would we be without it now?), and the most "interesting" from now on is quantum physics, particularly in the field of quantum computing (a CPU capable of non-determenistic parallel calculations? Godly!).... Another personal favorite of mine would be Alain Turing Machine, which was a very advanced theoretical concept back before the existance of "electronic calculating machines" (computers) as such...
