Re: Some Funny Pics.
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@remus said:
Havent been sneaking around Gai's office again frederik?
I'm sure Gai doesn't need to hide his "booze", but then again he might get a good idea from that picture... 
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What kind of self-respecting drinker would ever leave spare booze lying around anyway ?
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I saw a computer case once that was actually a mini fridge with beers in it in someones office, posing as a computer.
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@frederik said:
Perhaps some of you will get an idea from this...
(Perhaps some of you already have something similar installed...
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[attachment=1:1xkx105e]<!-- ia1 -->Smart-bar.jpg<!-- ia1 -->[/attachment:1xkx105e]To judge from the scribbled titles and the blackboard it seems to be the latest great Finnish innovation since Nokia...
Anssi
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Frederik
That's a double pun as the fish are 'Neons' and the bulb's a 'Tungsten' ???
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understood? or repeat?
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...but why couldn't the marker be blue??? :sigh: sterotypes -
@Majid:
I can imagine the professor saying something like "so, you see, the answer is obvious, now stop wasting my time." -
OR:
"Now we proved that the thesis cannot be proved.
Sorry for wasting yourtime!"
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"There you have it folks, how to make a cube in sketchup" -
@gaieus said:
OR:
"Now we proved that the thesis cannot be proved.
Sorry for wasting yourtime!"
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Awwww, you guys are just showing off. I can barely read English.
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@majid said:
@gaieus said:
OR:
"Now we proved that the thesis cannot be proved.
Sorry for wasting yourtime!"
Unfortunately, Majid, that was a real experience of mine.
Right before graduation from law school, we had some classes to prepare for the final exams and the professor of "government administration law" was talking for like 4 hours about one single topic: "What is administration?", until finally he concluded that "according to this, we cannot define administration".
Of course, he is a member of the National Hungarian Academy of Sciences and all - just useless for poor students right before their final exams. And of course no legal aspects were mentioned at all but at the exam, well, only legal aspects...
(Nevertheless I passed and I am now a "cum laude doctor untriusque iuris"
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