Revelation of the day

[adam_d]

I was able to fit a set of cranked werners through a letterbox!

I found that quite exciting! Does anyone have any other paddling related revelations?

[RichA]

That's fantastic! I'm actually quite impressed. Might have to try it myself later!

[Dave @ TRC]

I was able to fit a set of cranked werners through a letterbox!

I found that quite exciting! Does anyone have any other paddling related revelations?

Just tried paddle in letterbox and now have said paddle stuck ? Do I cut the paddle or the door lol

Dave

[tweetypie]

I was able to fit a set of cranked werners through a letterbox!

I found that quite exciting! Does anyone have any other paddling related revelations?

Just tried paddle in letterbox and now have said paddle stuck ? Do I cut the paddle or the door lol

Dave

Bet the neighbours are having a right giggle behind the curtains! The door definitely, unless you need a new pair of splits!

[Tom_Laws]

Jeans never need washing.

[boater rich]

But Tom you would be a student - surely that means your Mum does them termly!

Rich

[furby]

surely the question arises, why the hell where you trying to get you paddle through a letterbox?

And with this infomation, do you think I could get the couriers to knock there price down for posting a paddle, as surely it isnt as buclky as you would have first thought....

[Poke]

Using a kayak allows you to travel into the future:


[source]

[mharral]

Weed control matting does not make a particularly good substitute for glass-fibre matting. Initially it looks like its going to work quite well but then it goes a bit wrinkly, probably some kind of chemical reaction I suppose.

Martin

[little tim]

It is possible to teach a partner the joys of whitewater without splitting up.

[Jules]

It is possible to teach a partner the joys of whitewater without splitting up.

Now that is an interesting revelation. I always seem to split up without getting beyond flatwater so is good to know it gets easier once over the first hurdle.

Jules

[Jules]

surely the question arises, why the hell where you trying to get you paddle through a letterbox?

Look at Adam's avater. Big things into through small gaps. It is obviously just something he does.

Jules

[NickH]

The Karahi Murgh, though picked at random, is truly an awesome curry.

[TheKrikkitWars]

That 6*9=42,

The Karahi Murgh, though picked at random, is truly an awesome curry.

So true, but it's a fairly rare dish as they go.

[banzer]

I'm booked on a course tomorrow and have the day off work, but can't for the life of me remember where. So, if it's sunny again, I might just have to go goof around on the Garry instead. Ho hum...

[Lincolnpaddle]

That 6*9=42,

Is it? There was me thinking it was 54.

[little tim]

Using a kayak allows you to travel into the future:
[source]

I spent most of the afternoon at work looking through those. My empployers would not be happy with you.

[TheKrikkitWars]

That 6*9=42,

Is it? There was me thinking it was 54.

I refer you to the second radio series of the hitchikers guide to the galaxy; I cant remember exactly which episode though.

[StoneWeasel]

Using a kayak allows you to travel into the future:
[source]

I spent most of the afternoon at work looking through those. My empployers would not be happy with you.

They are rather amusing aren't they, my boss would probably not be happy with you either if it were not for the fact that he seems amused by them as well =D

Denzil

[hhzoombird]

OK, you posted the cranks, this (from the "whozzit" thread) provides the obvious next challenge up for your letterbox

[victory]

Isn't 42 the meaning of life?

[Randy Fandango]

Isn't 42 the meaning of life?

Surely, Life, the Universe and everything.
Giles

[Liam Kirkham]

But whats the question?

[victory]

What is the meaning of life.

[TheKrikkitWars]

Isn't 42 the meaning of life?

Surely, Life, the Universe and everything.
Giles

Yes 42 is the Meaning of life the universe and everything; and I got extra credit in an (internal) exam for pointing this out, hence why I quoted it. :D

When the (at one point destroyed) earth finally calculates the question from which that answer is derived it is What is six times nine?

Those who have never read the book's or heard the radio series have missed out, as there will always be a Douglas Adams fan referencing him somewhere.

[Find the River]

That 6*9=42,

Is it? There was me thinking it was 54.

Nope. It is 42 as long as your working in base 13.

[pondweed]

That 6*9=42,

Is it? There was me thinking it was 54.

Nope. It is 42 as long as your working in base 13.

Interesting you can think in other bases but can't use apostrophes.

YOU'RE - a bit like you are but with a letter missing, simple really.

[Big Henry]

But the Earth's programme was corrupted by the (crash) landing of the Golgafrinchams. This resulted in the dying off of the indigenous species and everyone (including Arthur Dent) now being a descendant of a hairdresser, advertising executive or telephone sanitation operative.

So the question could be "Do we want to apply fire nasally?"

[mole]

The reason the question generated by Arthur is "what do you get if you multiply six times nine" is as Big Henry points out because he was descended from the Googlefrincham (sp) survivors, the programme was muddled in his brainwaves since they were not part of the design. Also because he and Ford were running out of letters for the scrabble set.

lets have another bath shall we.

Neill

[S.Rackers]

I wonder if the mass deforestation plan to re-value the leaf worked or if its still three deciduous forests buying one ship's peanut!!

Hmmmm