Pagging Lozzo

Well so am I, but I am willing to bet that some of it at least has
passed through Marie Antoinette.

 

I doubt you should be worried about BT charging then. Especially if
the nice elderly couple drip-feeds the engineer with tea and choccie
biccies.

 

God.

He so loved the World, that he gave his only begotten son. It makes
sense.

 

ITYF it rises in a field near Cirencester.

Or have I been whooshed.

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Praise the lord

Amen

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I'm pretty sure it rises in a wet field

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Eh? When did thqt happen? They used to co-exist, but I've always been
on Orange so didn't notice.

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ah. I see your problem in understanding isn't limited to chemistry.

To be honest, I don't know where and when most of the water on earth
was 'made', but I suspect it was all a very long time ago indeed.

 

Aliens with huge bottleships of Andromeda Spring brought it in eons ago.

 

Champ wrote

My understanding of it is that it simply fell out of the sky along with
the rest of the planet.


You do realise don't you that somewhere in the universe and probably
quite close in a cosmic distances sense are the first to bits of stuff
that first made the seed of what is now our wonderful little blue green
paradise?

 

That's pretty amazing, is it always covered in snow?

It's just a trickle where it comes out of the ground

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I wonder how many people have pissed in it over the years.

 

June 2001. The brands owned by FT (Itinéris, OLA, Mobicarte) were all
replaced by Orange. "Mobicarte" continues to be the name of the
Pay-as-you-go service and the other two disappeared.

 

Apparently my dad took my mum to find the source of the Thames on his water
cooled Scott back in the 1950's, but rain stopped play.

That, of course was before I was even a beery leer in his bloodshot eye of
course.

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Not all - there are lots of natural processes that create water as a
by-product..

Phil

 

Burning natural gas was the only one I could think of. What else is
there?

 

Burning any other hydrocarbon.

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Using the patented Mavis Beacon "Hunt&Peck" Technique, Champ

Drinking seven pints of real ale?

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Burning hydrogen? (Sodium reactions et. al. - they produce hydrogen
which then ignites and combines with the oxygen to breate water)

Lightning? I seem to recall that lightning strikes do help create water
from hydrogen and oxygen. I could be wrong though.

Some bacteria produce water as a side-effect of their metabolism of
hydrocarbons.

Phil