Speed limit crackdown to cut emissions

It wasn't exactly difficult, the 'change' had been advertised in advance.

 

Shush, he thought he was all clever for working it out, bless him.

 

Heh. It's something to do with memory and time and electromagnetism.

 

Wasn't exactly tricky. Not quite sure why the even wankier name though.

 

Don't worry oggers, one day you'll understand.

 

You *are* pregnant.

 

Well yes, in some respects you could describe it as such. But not in a
increase in the human population fashion.

 

WIP is a bird then?

 

I'm not sure whether to be insulted or flattered. Made me smile
though.

 

Not by the normal definition, no.

 

The old one was chosen at a particular time in my life and had
associations I wanted to leave behind.

 

In uk.rec.motorcycles, Work in progress amazed us all with this pearl of
wisdom:

Not you as well?

UKRM should start a freak show.

 

identification wasn't tricky given the person's two posting names
appeared as part of a conversation in a single thread (though admitedly
in a much stupider NG[1] than this one).

[1] I don't lurk in it, but when I first saw a post from "Work in
progress", I was 90% sure of who it was - due to the language style -
and 2 minutes googling confirmed it.

 

alt.life.universe.everything.

you can imagine.

 

Me too.

 

Do you really think simply adding more gears allows the car to run
efficiently at higher speeds?

 

You don't catch us that easily - we know they'd have to be *higher* gears.

 

Here's something I've never understood. People often talk about a
time when they ate "dodgy mussels" or something, and the tale usually
involves "I needed to shit immediately on getting home from the
restaurant", but what about this:

http://www.familydoctor.co.uk/htdocs/BOWELS/BOWELS_specimen.html

"The average passage time of undigested food residues through the
human gut is about 50 hours in men and 57 hours in women, but ranges
from well under 20 to over 100 hours. It also changes from one day to
the next. Most of this time (80 to 90 per cent) is spent in the
colon."

I don't get it either. Need a shit? Go to the bog. Don't need a
shit? Don't.

 

My understanding is if you've got the shits it's usually down to whatever
you ate 4 hours previously.

 

Ben Blaney emerged from their own little world to say

In the same way that drugs affect your bowels. Toxins within the mussels
might be absorbed by the small intestines and transported by the blood to
affect the proper operation of the large intestines.