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walking in sky

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  1. "Rob G" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Give the guy a break - he's a computer mathematician and talks in a
    completely different language to the rest of us. Little /i/ is, if I
    remember correctly from something like 40 years ago, is vaguely
    important to maths - it's the virtual square root of -1

    Rob

    indeed it is.. how did you know i am a mathematician..??

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    Fran said:

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    "saima" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    > are any good walks in sky?
    >

    i was there recently myself - its very mountainous terrain, tarron


    mountains

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    i think the range is. fantastic scenery but more for mountain and hill
    climbers than walkers


    Good lord, that one's almost intelligent! Capital letters for the start
    of a sentence though please; also for the pronoun 'I' and for all proper
    nouns such as the name of a mountain range. But really, this has to be
    one of the better posts from the SCA lot (I can't verify the name of the
    range but I'm sure someone else will) so I'd give it a pass. Which is
    more than I'd ever give whoever set the curriculum in the first place.

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    To reply see 'from' in headers; lose the domain, and insert dots and @
    where common sense dictates.


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