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HH

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Al B. Harper

Member Since: Mon Jan 04, 2016
Posts: 485
Subj: What an excellent chart.
Posted: Fri Dec 16, 2016 at 06:22:02 am EST (Viewed 5 times)
Reply Subj: Remembering UT#332
Posted: Fri Dec 16, 2016 at 05:41:00 am EST (Viewed 1206 times)



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    So thank you for writing it back then in 2009, and thank you again for reminding me of it now.


You're very welcome.

And well done on the genaelogy. The Abyssal Exsanguinous would be proud.

But what, no mention of Avrogadus del Lune, "the mad heretic" who defied the Inquisition and claimed that the world was a globe vibrating atop a measureless vortex surrounded by millions of similar globes with tiny differences? He who was saved from the stake by demons who swept him into the skies and carried him to the realms of nightmare? Of course, Avrogadus was a younger brother so he was allowed to be a little eccentric. For a hundred years after, pilgrim scholars would venture into the oubliette wherein he had carved equations with his fingernails and marvel at his insoluable mathematical riddle regarding an infinite number of chickens and eggs and one monodimensional road.







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