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Ok.

Quaking Aspen?

I memorized the Elements Song by Tom Lehrer for my chemistry class for extra credit.

When you have a this clock: http://www.thinkgeek.com/homeoffice/lights/ac3f/ and you argue that the 9 o'clock time is wrong because 3(∏-.14) = 9.004777963797153879301498385...., not 9. (seriously, this was in a classroom at an old school I was at and about 20 kids in the algebra class argued this sa...

I have no idea, but my general guess would be no, as the lists change a bit. EDIT: As far as guidebooks, I have a nice DK one that is sorted bhy color for minerals and rock type for rocka (igneous, metamorphic, sedimentary.) also has a key for identifying rocks, and info on specific gravity, luster...

A-7 (Fits with S.O. pretty well.)
U-6 (don't really like generic-ish names wih numbers after them. But, I like earth. and bots are okay.)
s-9 (That is the truest quote I've ever read. Actually happened to me like that a couple times.)

I respect you for the BBT refference.

But 42, man. I keep seeing it everywhere. I'm gonna start taking pictures to prove I'm not insane.

Is it safe to assume that the list that will be used is the one from 2008? I have no idea, but my general guess would be no, as the lists change a bit. EDIT: As far as guidebooks, I have a nice DK one that is sorted bhy color for minerals and rock type for rocka (igneous, metamorphic, sedimentary.)...

tuftedtitmouse12 wrote:oh, so not as bad as it seems...guidebook being a field guide of some sort, correct?

Yes, like the field guide/ guidebook that was allowed for fossils.