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This is a scientific breakthrough with appeal to  
those who are interested in science including biologists. 
There is also an introduction 
to neutrinos if you don't know too much about these particles.


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Does anyone know if nuclear accumulation of glycolytic
intermediates has ever been described in mammalian
cells? Along the same line, has anyone described
mechanism by which oligonucleotides (charged),
introduced into the cytosol, enter the nucleus?


Dominic


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You're one millimeter from being killfiled, mister.

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<ydjjfd@lineone.net> skrev i melding news:9jfrpu$ot5251@zeus.ligtel.com...
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> can you imagine being taught by that fat slut
>
> how the hell can she have the balls to teach kids morals, being a spell
casting, drug taking, adulterous,marraige wrecking whore?
>
> do you know of any RE teachers that dont believe in a god, take drugs, go
to sex clubs, take it up the arse, have threesomes, and lie and cheat their
way into getting what they want..
>
> HER NAME IS NICOLA POTTER, SHE TEACHES RE AT A SCHOOL IN SWINDON THAT HAS
A NAME LIKE COMMONWEALTH...
> BIG POSH SCHOOL...  THEY WOULDNT LIKE IT WOULD THEY KIDS
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> MUMMY IS A VICAR TOO!
> dont think she would like it either, the parish might get a little upset
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> http://www.derwentside.org.uk/community/stjohns/index.htm
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> its always the quiet ones isnt it
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> ONE OF HER DUTIES IS TO TEACH KIDS MORALS AND JUDGEMENT
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> WOULD YOU WANT YOUR KIDS BEING TAUGHT BY A MANIPULATIVE, WHOREING,
BANKRUPT, SLUT WHO GOES FOR MARRIED MEN, DESTROYS ANY REMAINING RELATIONSHIP
BETWEEN HIM AND HIS FAMILY, TAKES HIM FOR WHAT HE HAS GOT AND THEN GETS THE
HELL OUT TO MOVE ONTO THE NEXT VUNERABLE BLOKE?
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> as for the bloke, well, any man who beats up his kids and his wife when
she is 16 weeks pregnant deserves everything he gets
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> SLIMY LITTLE CUNT
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> HIS NAME IS TOM KELSALL, HE WORKS FOR PEROT SYSTEMS
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> WOULD YOU CONTRACT A COMPANY THAT EMPLOYS KNOWN WIFE AND CHILD BATTERERS?
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> I WOULDNT
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Postdoc position in protein structure modeling/prediction

The Computational Protein Structure Group of Oak Ridge National
Laboratory (ORNL) has one opening for a postdoc in protein
structure modeling and prediction. The applicants should have
a Ph.D. degree in biophysics, computational biology, molecular
biology, or computational sciences.  Strong ability in computer
programming is essential. Background in protein structure modeling
and prediction or protein structure determination by NMR is highly
desirable.

The successful applicant will be involved in the modeling and
prediction of the structure of amyloid fibrils.  Disease
related amyloid fibrils possess a specific, beta-sheet-rich
folding motif that is currently obscure because of our inability
to use crystallography or high field NMR to determine fibril
structure.  In this project - a collaboration between ORNL and
the University of Tennessee - we will model the structure of
the amyloid fibrils associated with Alzheimer's Disease
relying both on first principles and on experimental data from
the analysis of various aspects of amyloid structure.  This
well-funded project involves collaboration with the labs of Ron
Wetzel (amyloid structure-function), Kelsey Cook (mass
spectrometry) and Engin Serpersu (NMR).

The general research and development activities of the Group center
around four areas: (a) computational methods for protein structure
modeling and prediction; (b) hybrid techniques for protein
structure determination using computational methods and sparse
experimental, e.g. NMR, data; (c) protein complex characterization
through modeling and analysis of mass spectrometry data and
chemical cross linking; (d) data analysis of large-scale gene and
protein expression data.

Applicants are invited to submit their CV to

                 Ying Xu
                 Computational Biology Section
                 Building 1060 COM, MS 6480
                 Oak Ridge National Laboratory
                 Oak Ridge, TN 37831-6480, USA
                 Email: xyn@ornl.gov
                 Web: http://compbio.ornl.gov/~xyn








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Excellent explaination!!  Thanks for that, Doc!!

Best wishes
DeanoDeano


"Dr. Artem Evdokimov" <eudokima@mail.ncifcrf.gov> wrote in message news:<3B387E81.E6DA83DF@mail.ncifcrf.gov>...
> > recollection) that a fly has reflexes 1,000 times quicker than that of an
> > average human.  Is there any truth in this, and is there any correlation?
> 
> Many insects have flight/fight patterns 'burned' directly into the
> neural nets connecting the sensory organs and the motory organs.
> Cockroaches for instance, literally 'run first, think later'. Us humans
> spend time thinking about the threat (and calling 911) and thus our
> reflexes are not so fast.
> 
> The speed of neural tranmission versus the length of an average
> connection would be things to watch out for. If you can uniformly speed
> up the transmission of action potential in and between the neurons, you
> might be able to 'clock up the cpu' so to speak. However, the speed of
> action propagation is limited by the build of the neuron and
> particularly by the speed of the inter-neuron communication which is
> based on release and uptake of chemicals  (which takes time).
> 
> A.


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                             ICMSB2001=20
International Conference on Molecular Structural Biology
   Vienna, Austria  September 5.-9. 2001=20

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On Wed, 25 Jul 2001 07:28:47 -0500, Stefan Walker
<stefan.walker@REMOVETHISgmx.co.uk> wrote:

>Dear !Jones;
>
>In biology class, we learned that male semen is really millions of
>tiny skummies swimming furiously upstream to find the egg (you
know...
>the old "birds and the bees" thing).  Anyway, my question is: when I
>jerk off, how come it just sits there in a puddle?  How come it
>doesn't swim away?
>
>Curious

Dear Curious;

You have to view a puddle of cum as a physical "system" and analyze
it's behavior from that paradigm.  You see, all of those little
skummies are swimming in random directions and, thus, tend to cancel
each other out.  The puddle of semen cannot possibly move unless they
can be trained to act in unison.

Jones


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On Wed, 25 Jul 2001 12:52:52 -0500, !Jones <lbj0nes@hotmail.com>
wrote:

>On Wed, 25 Jul 2001 07:28:47 -0500, Stefan Walker
><stefan.walker@REMOVETHISgmx.co.uk> wrote:
>
>>Dear !Jones;
>>
>>In biology class, we learned that male semen is really millions of
>>tiny skummies swimming furiously upstream to find the egg (you
>know...
>>the old "birds and the bees" thing).  Anyway, my question is: when I
>>jerk off, how come it just sits there in a puddle?  How come it
>>doesn't swim away?
>>
>>Curious
>
>Dear Curious;
>
>You have to view a puddle of cum as a physical "system" and analyze
>it's behavior from that paradigm.  You see, all of those little
>skummies are swimming in random directions and, thus, tend to cancel
>each other out.  The puddle of semen cannot possibly move unless they
>can be trained to act in unison.
>
>Jones

The point you're both missing is the locus of the sperm's motion.
It's analogous to suggesting that, if all of the fish in a lake would
suddenly swim in the same direction, the lake would move; it would
not.  An individual sperm cell in the puddle of semen exerts a force
opposite and equal to its forward acceleration... thus each sperm
cancels its own motion with respect to the greater system; i.e. the
puddle of cum.

D. Bowers, Ph.D.


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On Wed, 25 Jul 2001 13:45:57 -0500, Bowers <bowers@yahoo.com> wrote:

>On Wed, 25 Jul 2001 12:52:52 -0500, !Jones <lbj0nes@hotmail.com>
>wrote:
>
>>On Wed, 25 Jul 2001 07:28:47 -0500, Stefan Walker
>><stefan.walker@REMOVETHISgmx.co.uk> wrote:
>>
>>>Dear !Jones;
>>>
>>>In biology class, we learned that male semen is really millions of
>>>tiny skummies swimming furiously upstream to find the egg (you
>>know...
>>>the old "birds and the bees" thing).  Anyway, my question is: when
I
>>>jerk off, how come it just sits there in a puddle?  How come it
>>>doesn't swim away?
>>>
>>>Curious
>>
>>Dear Curious;
>>
>>You have to view a puddle of cum as a physical "system" and analyze
>>it's behavior from that paradigm.  You see, all of those little
>>skummies are swimming in random directions and, thus, tend to cancel
>>each other out.  The puddle of semen cannot possibly move unless
they
>>can be trained to act in unison.
>>
>>Jones
>
>The point you're both missing is the locus of the sperm's motion.
>It's analogous to suggesting that, if all of the fish in a lake would
>suddenly swim in the same direction, the lake would move; it would
>not.  An individual sperm cell in the puddle of semen exerts a force
>opposite and equal to its forward acceleration... thus each sperm
>cancels its own motion with respect to the greater system; i.e. the
>puddle of cum.
>
>D. Bowers, Ph.D.

Thanks for the insight, Dr. D.  The fact is that each individual sperm
cell exerts a force on the *surface* of the supporting strata of the
puddle of cum.  Consider the Sheriden Tank... now, clearly this is a
much more sophisticated system than a puddle of semen; however, its
locomotion could be viewed as quite similar, could it not?

Mr. Clarke?  Can you shed any light on this argument?

Jones


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Bowers <bowers@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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> On Wed, 25 Jul 2001 12:52:52 -0500, !Jones <lbj0nes@hotmail.com>
> wrote:
>
> >On Wed, 25 Jul 2001 07:28:47 -0500, Stefan Walker
> ><stefan.walker@REMOVETHISgmx.co.uk> wrote:
> >
> >>Dear !Jones;
> >>
> >>In biology class, we learned that male semen is really millions of
> >>tiny skummies swimming furiously upstream to find the egg (you
> >know...
> >>the old "birds and the bees" thing).  Anyway, my question is: when I
> >>jerk off, how come it just sits there in a puddle?  How come it
> >>doesn't swim away?
> >>
> >>Curious
> >
> >Dear Curious;
> >
> >You have to view a puddle of cum as a physical "system" and analyze
> >it's behavior from that paradigm.  You see, all of those little
> >skummies are swimming in random directions and, thus, tend to cancel
> >each other out.  The puddle of semen cannot possibly move unless they
> >can be trained to act in unison.
> >
> >Jones
>
> The point you're both missing is the locus of the sperm's motion.
> It's analogous to suggesting that, if all of the fish in a lake would
> suddenly swim in the same direction, the lake would move; it would
> not.  An individual sperm cell in the puddle of semen exerts a force
> opposite and equal to its forward acceleration... thus each sperm
> cancels its own motion with respect to the greater system; i.e. the
> puddle of cum.
>
> D. Bowers, Ph.D.

How exactly does one measure the performance of sperm and then get around to
comparing that performance with the molecular structure and performance of
water?

Surely the best method would be to fill one blokes testicles with real sperm
and the other with water and see which of the two contenders manages to
fertilize the egg first?

As for sperm moving in random directions ... that's crap, they can all spot
the chance of a swim in the furry goblet so they all go the same way, hence
providing the man's testicles with a swinging forward motion. Obviously if
the fish in a lake all moved at once the lake would move as the fish would
displace more water if they all went in to a smaller area, granted the
ammount changed would be minimal but the fish would cause the water to
move!!!

Phil Macavity. STD.



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"Fester" <fester@gmx.co.uk> wrote in message
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>
> Bowers <bowers@yahoo.com> wrote in message
> news:mr4ultclqv15lhm0996016fmtkhvfugfp2@4ax.com...
> > On Wed, 25 Jul 2001 12:52:52 -0500, !Jones <lbj0nes@hotmail.com>
> > wrote:
> >
> > >On Wed, 25 Jul 2001 07:28:47 -0500, Stefan Walker
> > ><stefan.walker@REMOVETHISgmx.co.uk> wrote:
> > >
> > >>Dear !Jones;
> > >>
> > >>In biology class, we learned that male semen is really millions of
> > >>tiny skummies swimming furiously upstream to find the egg (you
> > >know...
> > >>the old "birds and the bees" thing).  Anyway, my question is: when I
> > >>jerk off, how come it just sits there in a puddle?  How come it
> > >>doesn't swim away?
> > >>
> > >>Curious
> > >
> > >Dear Curious;
> > >
> > >You have to view a puddle of cum as a physical "system" and analyze
> > >it's behavior from that paradigm.  You see, all of those little
> > >skummies are swimming in random directions and, thus, tend to cancel
> > >each other out.  The puddle of semen cannot possibly move unless they
> > >can be trained to act in unison.
> > >
> > >Jones
> >
> > The point you're both missing is the locus of the sperm's motion.
> > It's analogous to suggesting that, if all of the fish in a lake would
> > suddenly swim in the same direction, the lake would move; it would
> > not.  An individual sperm cell in the puddle of semen exerts a force
> > opposite and equal to its forward acceleration... thus each sperm
> > cancels its own motion with respect to the greater system; i.e. the
> > puddle of cum.
> >
> > D. Bowers, Ph.D.
>
> How exactly does one measure the performance of sperm and then get around
to
> comparing that performance with the molecular structure and performance of
> water?
>
> Surely the best method would be to fill one blokes testicles with real
sperm
> and the other with water and see which of the two contenders manages to
> fertilize the egg first?
>
> As for sperm moving in random directions ... that's crap, they can all
spot
> the chance of a swim in the furry goblet so they all go the same way,
hence
> providing the man's testicles with a swinging forward motion. Obviously if
> the fish in a lake all moved at once the lake would move as the fish would
> displace more water if they all went in to a smaller area, granted the
> ammount changed would be minimal but the fish would cause the water to
> move!!!

I agree.... I can hear the little buggers shouting... "Surfing USA"
nightly....

Neo




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On Wed, 25 Jul 2001 20:39:59 +0100, "Fester" <fester@gmx.co.uk> wrote:

>
>Bowers <bowers@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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>> On Wed, 25 Jul 2001 12:52:52 -0500, !Jones <lbj0nes@hotmail.com>
>> wrote:
>>
>> >On Wed, 25 Jul 2001 07:28:47 -0500, Stefan Walker
>> ><stefan.walker@REMOVETHISgmx.co.uk> wrote:
>> >
>> >>Dear !Jones;
>> >>
>> >>In biology class, we learned that male semen is really millions
of
>> >>tiny skummies swimming furiously upstream to find the egg (you
>> >know...
>> >>the old "birds and the bees" thing).  Anyway, my question is:
when I
>> >>jerk off, how come it just sits there in a puddle?  How come it
>> >>doesn't swim away?
>> >>
>> >>Curious
>> >
>> >Dear Curious;
>> >
>> >You have to view a puddle of cum as a physical "system" and
analyze
>> >it's behavior from that paradigm.  You see, all of those little
>> >skummies are swimming in random directions and, thus, tend to
cancel
>> >each other out.  The puddle of semen cannot possibly move unless
they
>> >can be trained to act in unison.
>> >
>> >Jones
>>
>> The point you're both missing is the locus of the sperm's motion.
>> It's analogous to suggesting that, if all of the fish in a lake
would
>> suddenly swim in the same direction, the lake would move; it would
>> not.  An individual sperm cell in the puddle of semen exerts a
force
>> opposite and equal to its forward acceleration... thus each sperm
>> cancels its own motion with respect to the greater system; i.e. the
>> puddle of cum.
>>
>> D. Bowers, Ph.D.
>
>How exactly does one measure the performance of sperm and then get
around to
>comparing that performance with the molecular structure and
performance of
>water?
>
>Surely the best method would be to fill one blokes testicles with
real sperm
>and the other with water and see which of the two contenders manages
to
>fertilize the egg first?
>
>As for sperm moving in random directions ... that's crap, they can
all spot
>the chance of a swim in the furry goblet so they all go the same way,
hence
>providing the man's testicles with a swinging forward motion.
Obviously if
>the fish in a lake all moved at once the lake would move as the fish
would
>displace more water if they all went in to a smaller area, granted
the
>ammount changed would be minimal but the fish would cause the water
to
>move!!!
>
>Phil Macavity. STD.

Well, you're right and wrong at the same time, young fellow; you see,
once a bloke has wiped his knob on the beef curtains, the sperm are in
a liquid environment.  It's more akin to dumping a bucket of guppies
into the ocean.  The fish move about. of course, but the ocean stays
put.

D. Bowers, Ph.D.


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In article <gkcult026da8s6fgcbau58dvqstljg0rs8@4ax.com>, Bowers says...
>
>On Wed, 25 Jul 2001 20:39:59 +0100, "Fester" <fester@gmx.co.uk> wrote:
>
>>
>>Bowers <bowers@yahoo.com> wrote in message
>>news:mr4ultclqv15lhm0996016fmtkhvfugfp2@4ax.com...
>>> On Wed, 25 Jul 2001 12:52:52 -0500, !Jones <lbj0nes@hotmail.com>
>>> wrote:
>>>
>>> >On Wed, 25 Jul 2001 07:28:47 -0500, Stefan Walker
>>> ><stefan.walker@REMOVETHISgmx.co.uk> wrote:
>>> >
>>> >>Dear !Jones;
>>> >>
>>> >>In biology class, we learned that male semen is really millions
>of
>>> >>tiny skummies swimming furiously upstream to find the egg (you
>>> >know...
>>> >>the old "birds and the bees" thing).  Anyway, my question is:
>when I
>>> >>jerk off, how come it just sits there in a puddle?  How come it
>>> >>doesn't swim away?
>>> >>
>>> >>Curious
>>> >
>>> >Dear Curious;
>>> >
>>> >You have to view a puddle of cum as a physical "system" and
>analyze
>>> >it's behavior from that paradigm.  You see, all of those little
>>> >skummies are swimming in random directions and, thus, tend to
>cancel
>>> >each other out.  The puddle of semen cannot possibly move unless
>they
>>> >can be trained to act in unison.
>>> >
>>> >Jones
>>>
>>> The point you're both missing is the locus of the sperm's motion.
>>> It's analogous to suggesting that, if all of the fish in a lake
>would
>>> suddenly swim in the same direction, the lake would move; it would
>>> not.  An individual sperm cell in the puddle of semen exerts a
>force
>>> opposite and equal to its forward acceleration... thus each sperm
>>> cancels its own motion with respect to the greater system; i.e. the
>>> puddle of cum.
>>>
>>> D. Bowers, Ph.D.
>>
>>How exactly does one measure the performance of sperm and then get
>around to
>>comparing that performance with the molecular structure and
>performance of
>>water?
>>
>>Surely the best method would be to fill one blokes testicles with
>real sperm
>>and the other with water and see which of the two contenders manages
>to
>>fertilize the egg first?
>>
>>As for sperm moving in random directions ... that's crap, they can
>all spot
>>the chance of a swim in the furry goblet so they all go the same way,
>hence
>>providing the man's testicles with a swinging forward motion.
>Obviously if
>>the fish in a lake all moved at once the lake would move as the fish
>would
>>displace more water if they all went in to a smaller area, granted
>the
>>ammount changed would be minimal but the fish would cause the water
>to
>>move!!!
>>
>>Phil Macavity. STD.
>
>Well, you're right and wrong at the same time, young fellow; you see,
>once a bloke has wiped his knob on the beef curtains, the sperm are in
>a liquid environment.  It's more akin to dumping a bucket of guppies
>into the ocean.  The fish move about. of course, but the ocean stays
>put.
>
>D. Bowers, Ph.D.

Dear Dr. Ph.d and Dr. STD,

I have a bad problem, I had cybersex for the first time.
I think I may be having Steves baby. Is this possible, he 
said he was cumming in me?

Virgin Mary



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Virgin Mary <nospam@newsranger.com> wrote in message
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> In article <gkcult026da8s6fgcbau58dvqstljg0rs8@4ax.com>, Bowers says...
> >
> >On Wed, 25 Jul 2001 20:39:59 +0100, "Fester" <fester@gmx.co.uk> wrote:
> >
> >>
> >>Bowers <bowers@yahoo.com> wrote in message
> >>news:mr4ultclqv15lhm0996016fmtkhvfugfp2@4ax.com...
> >>> On Wed, 25 Jul 2001 12:52:52 -0500, !Jones <lbj0nes@hotmail.com>
> >>> wrote:
> >>>
> >>> >On Wed, 25 Jul 2001 07:28:47 -0500, Stefan Walker
> >>> ><stefan.walker@REMOVETHISgmx.co.uk> wrote:
> >>> >
> >>> >>Dear !Jones;
> >>> >>
> >>> >>In biology class, we learned that male semen is really millions
> >of
> >>> >>tiny skummies swimming furiously upstream to find the egg (you
> >>> >know...
> >>> >>the old "birds and the bees" thing).  Anyway, my question is:
> >when I
> >>> >>jerk off, how come it just sits there in a puddle?  How come it
> >>> >>doesn't swim away?
> >>> >>
> >>> >>Curious
> >>> >
> >>> >Dear Curious;
> >>> >
> >>> >You have to view a puddle of cum as a physical "system" and
> >analyze
> >>> >it's behavior from that paradigm.  You see, all of those little
> >>> >skummies are swimming in random directions and, thus, tend to
> >cancel
> >>> >each other out.  The puddle of semen cannot possibly move unless
> >they
> >>> >can be trained to act in unison.
> >>> >
> >>> >Jones
> >>>
> >>> The point you're both missing is the locus of the sperm's motion.
> >>> It's analogous to suggesting that, if all of the fish in a lake
> >would
> >>> suddenly swim in the same direction, the lake would move; it would
> >>> not.  An individual sperm cell in the puddle of semen exerts a
> >force
> >>> opposite and equal to its forward acceleration... thus each sperm
> >>> cancels its own motion with respect to the greater system; i.e. the
> >>> puddle of cum.
> >>>
> >>> D. Bowers, Ph.D.
> >>
> >>How exactly does one measure the performance of sperm and then get
> >around to
> >>comparing that performance with the molecular structure and
> >performance of
> >>water?
> >>
> >>Surely the best method would be to fill one blokes testicles with
> >real sperm
> >>and the other with water and see which of the two contenders manages
> >to
> >>fertilize the egg first?
> >>
> >>As for sperm moving in random directions ... that's crap, they can
> >all spot
> >>the chance of a swim in the furry goblet so they all go the same way,
> >hence
> >>providing the man's testicles with a swinging forward motion.
> >Obviously if
> >>the fish in a lake all moved at once the lake would move as the fish
> >would
> >>displace more water if they all went in to a smaller area, granted
> >the
> >>ammount changed would be minimal but the fish would cause the water
> >to
> >>move!!!
> >>
> >>Phil Macavity. STD.
> >
> >Well, you're right and wrong at the same time, young fellow; you see,
> >once a bloke has wiped his knob on the beef curtains, the sperm are in
> >a liquid environment.  It's more akin to dumping a bucket of guppies
> >into the ocean.  The fish move about. of course, but the ocean stays
> >put.
> >
> >D. Bowers, Ph.D.
>
> Dear Dr. Ph.d and Dr. STD,
>
> I have a bad problem, I had cybersex for the first time.
> I think I may be having Steves baby. Is this possible, he
> said he was cumming in me?
>
> Virgin Mary

No he said he was cumming in May

Err...

Bye



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"peace" <nyorks@home.net> wrote in message
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>
> Virgin Mary <nospam@newsranger.com> wrote in message
> news:yMG77.6892$ar1.23132@www.newsranger.com...
> > In article <gkcult026da8s6fgcbau58dvqstljg0rs8@4ax.com>, Bowers says...
> > >
> > >On Wed, 25 Jul 2001 20:39:59 +0100, "Fester" <fester@gmx.co.uk> wrote:
> > >
> > >>
> > >>Bowers <bowers@yahoo.com> wrote in message
> > >>news:mr4ultclqv15lhm0996016fmtkhvfugfp2@4ax.com...
> > >>> On Wed, 25 Jul 2001 12:52:52 -0500, !Jones <lbj0nes@hotmail.com>
> > >>> wrote:
> > >>>
> > >>> >On Wed, 25 Jul 2001 07:28:47 -0500, Stefan Walker
> > >>> ><stefan.walker@REMOVETHISgmx.co.uk> wrote:
> > >>> >
> > >>> >>Dear !Jones;
> > >>> >>
> > >>> >>In biology class, we learned that male semen is really millions
> > >of
> > >>> >>tiny skummies swimming furiously upstream to find the egg (you
> > >>> >know...
> > >>> >>the old "birds and the bees" thing).  Anyway, my question is:
> > >when I
> > >>> >>jerk off, how come it just sits there in a puddle?  How come it
> > >>> >>doesn't swim away?
> > >>> >>
> > >>> >>Curious
> > >>> >
> > >>> >Dear Curious;
> > >>> >
> > >>> >You have to view a puddle of cum as a physical "system" and
> > >analyze
> > >>> >it's behavior from that paradigm.  You see, all of those little
> > >>> >skummies are swimming in random directions and, thus, tend to
> > >cancel
> > >>> >each other out.  The puddle of semen cannot possibly move unless
> > >they
> > >>> >can be trained to act in unison.
> > >>> >
> > >>> >Jones
> > >>>
> > >>> The point you're both missing is the locus of the sperm's motion.
> > >>> It's analogous to suggesting that, if all of the fish in a lake
> > >would
> > >>> suddenly swim in the same direction, the lake would move; it would
> > >>> not.  An individual sperm cell in the puddle of semen exerts a
> > >force
> > >>> opposite and equal to its forward acceleration... thus each sperm
> > >>> cancels its own motion with respect to the greater system; i.e. the
> > >>> puddle of cum.
> > >>>
> > >>> D. Bowers, Ph.D.
> > >>
> > >>How exactly does one measure the performance of sperm and then get
> > >around to
> > >>comparing that performance with the molecular structure and
> > >performance of
> > >>water?
> > >>
> > >>Surely the best method would be to fill one blokes testicles with
> > >real sperm
> > >>and the other with water and see which of the two contenders manages
> > >to
> > >>fertilize the egg first?
> > >>
> > >>As for sperm moving in random directions ... that's crap, they can
> > >all spot
> > >>the chance of a swim in the furry goblet so they all go the same way,
> > >hence
> > >>providing the man's testicles with a swinging forward motion.
> > >Obviously if
> > >>the fish in a lake all moved at once the lake would move as the fish
> > >would
> > >>displace more water if they all went in to a smaller area, granted
> > >the
> > >>ammount changed would be minimal but the fish would cause the water
> > >to
> > >>move!!!
> > >>
> > >>Phil Macavity. STD.
> > >
> > >Well, you're right and wrong at the same time, young fellow; you see,
> > >once a bloke has wiped his knob on the beef curtains, the sperm are in
> > >a liquid environment.  It's more akin to dumping a bucket of guppies
> > >into the ocean.  The fish move about. of course, but the ocean stays
> > >put.
> > >
> > >D. Bowers, Ph.D.
> >
> > Dear Dr. Ph.d and Dr. STD,
> >
> > I have a bad problem, I had cybersex for the first time.
> > I think I may be having Steves baby. Is this possible, he
> > said he was cumming in me?
> >
> > Virgin Mary
>
> No he said he was cumming in May
>
> Err...
>
> Bye

No don't go.... we'll give peace a chance......

I'll get me coat...

Neo



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In article <yMG77.6892$ar1.23132@www.newsranger.com>, Virgin Mary says...
>
>In
article <gkcult026da8s6fgcbau58dvqstljg0rs8@4ax.com>, Bowers says...
>>
>>On
Wed, 25 Jul 2001 20:39:59 +0100, "Fester" <fester@gmx.co.uk>
wrote:
>>
>>>
>>>Bowers <bowers@yahoo.com> wrote in
message
>>>news:mr4ultclqv15lhm0996016fmtkhvfugfp2@4ax.com...
>>>> On Wed, 25
Jul 2001 12:52:52 -0500, !Jones <lbj0nes@hotmail.com>
>>>> wrote:
>>>>
>>>> >On
Wed, 25 Jul 2001 07:28:47 -0500, Stefan Walker
>>>>
><stefan.walker@REMOVETHISgmx.co.uk> wrote:
>>>> >
>>>> >>Dear !Jones;
>>>> >>
>>>> >>In biology class, we learned that male semen is really millions
>>of
>>>> >>tiny skummies swimming furiously upstream to find the egg (you
>>>> >know...
>>>> >>the old "birds and the bees" thing).  Anyway, my question is:
>>when I
>>>> >>jerk off, how come it just sits there in a puddle?  How come it
>>>> >>doesn't swim away?
>>>> >>
>>>> >>Curious
>>>> >
>>>> >Dear Curious;
>>>> >
>>>> >You have to view a puddle of cum as a physical "system" and
>>analyze
>>>> >it's behavior from that paradigm.  You see, all of those little
>>>> >skummies are swimming in random directions and, thus, tend to
>>cancel
>>>> >each other out.  The puddle of semen cannot possibly move unless
>>they
>>>> >can be trained to act in unison.
>>>> >
>>>> >Jones
>>>>
>>>> The point you're both missing is the locus of the sperm's motion.
>>>> It's analogous to suggesting that, if all of the fish in a lake
>>would
>>>> suddenly swim in the same direction, the lake would move; it would
>>>> not.  An individual sperm cell in the puddle of semen exerts a
>>force
>>>> opposite and equal to its forward acceleration... thus each sperm
>>>> cancels its own motion with respect to the greater system; i.e. the
>>>> puddle of cum.
>>>>
>>>> D. Bowers, Ph.D.
>>>
>>>How exactly does one measure the performance of sperm and then get
>>around to
>>>comparing that performance with the molecular structure and
>>performance of
>>>water?
>>>
>>>Surely the best method would be to fill one blokes testicles with
>>real sperm
>>>and the other with water and see which of the two contenders manages
>>to
>>>fertilize the egg first?
>>>
>>>As for sperm moving in random directions ... that's crap, they can
>>all spot
>>>the chance of a swim in the furry goblet so they all go the same way,
>>hence
>>>providing the man's testicles with a swinging forward motion.
>>Obviously if
>>>the fish in a lake all moved at once the lake would move as the fish
>>would
>>>displace more water if they all went in to a smaller area, granted
>>the
>>>ammount changed would be minimal but the fish would cause the water
>>to
>>>move!!!
>>>
>>>Phil Macavity. STD.
>>
>>Well, you're right and wrong at the same time, young fellow; you see,
>>once a bloke has wiped his knob on the beef curtains, the sperm are in
>>a liquid environment.  It's more akin to dumping a bucket of guppies
>>into the ocean.  The fish move about. of course, but the ocean stays
>>put.
>>
>>D. Bowers, Ph.D.
>
>Dear Dr. Ph.d and Dr. STD,
>
>I have a bad problem, I had cybersex for the first time.
>I think I may be having Steves baby. Is this possible, he 
>said he was cumming in me?
>
>Virgin Mary
>
>


Damn it!  Smithy's at it again.

Steve (last name NOT Smith)


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School of Photographic Arts & Sciences 
Rochester Institute of Technology

IMAGES from SCIENCE

The School of Photographic Arts & Sciences at the Rochester (New York)
Institute of Technology is proud to organize and sponsor the exhibition, IMAGES
from SCIENCE, scheduled for fall of 2002. The organizers solicit images created
for the recording of scientific endeavors such as oceanography, geology,
biology, engineering, medicine, physics, or other related disciplines. 

IMAGES from SCIENCE is planned to be a showcase of photographs made in pursuit
of science. We would appreciate you sharing this announcement with others to
accomplish our goal of developing this unique international exhibition. 

Acceptance into this juried show will based on the photograph's impact, the
image's aesthetics, the degree of difficulty in the making of the photograph as
well as other related criteria. Judging, will take place in Rochester, March
2002. To be considered for this exhibition digital files must be submitted for
the judging process. A maximum of 4 images may be submitted for judging. JPEG
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                              * photographer and/or organization's name 
                              * title of the photograph 
                              * subject photographed 
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                              * imaging equipment used 

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partner of the exhibition by providing one of three judges. IMAGES from SCIENCE
will be on display in early fall of 2002 for a period of three weeks. Printed
catalogues and a web gallery will accompany the exhibition. Additional
information available on-line at 

                               http://IMAGES.rit.edu

posted here by Andrew Davidhazy - andpph@rit.edu
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