On Feb 8, 7:52*pm, HK wrote:
Zombie of Woodstock wrote:
On Sun, 08 Feb 2009 20:39:46 -0500, HK wrote:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n3uyWRkoX4o

I had more fun with my Gilbert Chemistry set than you can imagine.
That's what got me interested in science and math to tell the truth.

My favorite thing was mixing up test sets for soil acidity, pH and
stuff like that. *I even made a chemical Barometer once.

Man that was fun. *

My brother has all our American Flyer train sets - one of my Dad's
friends at the Milwaukee Sentinel was a huge model train buff and gave
us a bunch of stuff every year. *I never got into trains for some
reason - I was more into radios and chemicals. *:)

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If we aren't supposed to eat animals,
why are they made of meat?

I had chem sets and erector sets, too. I used to build some humongous
stuff with the erector sets, but if memory serves, there were no lock
washers, so everything eventually sort of loosed itself to bits.- Hide quoted text -

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"If memory serves," you lie a lot, so I'm sure there is absolutely no
doubt that you built the most humongouest erector set this side of the
Rockies. And that lobster boar, I'm sure it was the most beautiful
boat in the state of Maryland, or was it the boat for which no
registration could be found and then you said it was registered in
another unnamed state "for business reasons?"