Ewoud Dronkert said:Amit said:plenty of bars and pool halls and other divey type places with easy women.
Quoted message said:Easy, even for physicists?!
Heisenberg found Hamilton to be a sure thing.
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"Ewoud Dronkert" <[email hidden]> wrote in message "]news:[email hidden]...
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Amit said:
plenty of bars and pool halls and other divey type places with easy
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Easy, even for physicists?!Didn't you see "A Beautiful Mind"?
Jennifer Connelly. What a babe. Clearly, physicists get all the hottest chicks.
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Amit said:
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plenty of bars and pool halls and other divey type places with easy women.
Ewoud Dronkert said:
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Easy, even for physicists?!
Bob Schwartz said:
Heisenberg found Hamilton to be a sure thing.
You mean he managed to ascertain both position and momentum of these 'easy women'. I suppose if the
University library contained a copy of the Karma Sutra the position would have been a cinch, but the
momentum must have presented him with some mathematical complications. -
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On sort of a related subject, is there anything to do in Hamilton when one isn't absorbed with
watching the racing? From afar, I get the impression it's sort of a sleepy place, but I'm hoping
I'm wrong. Anybody know?It's not really a sleepy place, it's an industrial/college town. There are plenty of bars and pool
halls and other divey type places with easy women.If you expect Canadians to have mullets and drink beer you will not be disappointed in Hamilton.
To answer Bob's question. I was drinking beer on the course during the nationals (without
incident), if you're discreet you should be okay, you can always claim to be from a place where
drinking on the street is allowed. There are also houses on the course, so you might find a party
and a few bars where you can watch the race from.Hamilton is only about a 40 min drive from Toronto and it has the usual struff any big N.American
city has. You can easily bus it from Hamilton to Toronto.Niagara falls is pretty close too if you care about that kind of [censored] and Gord Singleton has a
tire shop in the area.-Amit
Hamilton and Open containers is a BAD idea. Growing up in Buffalo I do not know a singe person who
at one point in there life hasn't gotten a open container fine in Ontario. I have gotten 2. They
seem to be big on it in Hamilton and Burlington and such.SPA
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Amit said:
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> plenty of bars and pool halls and other divey type places with easy women.
Ewoud Dronkert said:
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Easy, even for physicists?!
Bob Schwartz said:
Heisenberg found Hamilton to be a sure thing.
You mean he managed to ascertain both position and momentum of these 'easy women'. I suppose if
the University library contained a copy of the Karma Sutra the position would have been a cinch,
but the momentum must have presented him with some mathematical complications.Not if you know Hartree-Fock theory.
Jeff
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Jeff Jones jeff@cyclingnews-punt-com said:
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Amit said:
>> plenty of bars and pool halls and other divey type places with easy women.
Ewoud Dronkert said:
> Easy, even for physicists?!
Bob Schwartz said:
Heisenberg found Hamilton to be a sure thing.
You mean he managed to ascertain both position and momentum of these 'easy women'. I suppose if
the University library contained a copy of the Karma Sutra the position would have been a cinch,
but the momentum must have presented him with some mathematical complications.Quoted message said:
Not if you know Hartree-Fock theory.
What if you're not up on Hartree-Fock theory but you keep a condom in your wallet?
Bob Schwartz [email hidden]
Gotta go for a ride...
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"Bob Schwartz" <[email hidden]> wrote in message "]news:[email hidden]...
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What if you're not up on Hartree-Fock theory but you keep a condom in your wallet?
Damn these approximate empirical methods...I guess you should really do both.
Jeff
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Mapei81 said:
On sort of a related subject, is there anything to do in Hamilton when one isn't absorbed with
watching the racing? From afar, I get the impression it's sort of a sleepy place, but I'm hoping
I'm wrong. Anybody know?
Head 70km easy on the 403/QEW to Toronto. Plenty of culture there. It's what the Hamiltonians do. -
Ewoud Dronkert said:
Amit said:
plenty of bars and pool halls and other divey type places with easy women.
Easy, even for physicists?!
Steven Hawking could get laid. -
Dalla voce di Davey Crockett <[email hidden]>, eresiarca minore:
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or Binda leading home Giradengo
It's GiraRdengo Please respect the first "Campionissimo"
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