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Re: Who (or what) is in a name?

Posted By: Arley, on host 209.240.218.23
Date: Tuesday, May 28, 2002, at 09:36:35
In Reply To: Re: Who (or what) is in a name? posted by Howard on Tuesday, May 28, 2002, at 07:18:39:

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> > When I was in high school, we had a physics teacher called Michael Michaels...we called him Mike-squared!
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> > Ar"never took physics"ley
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> Hmmmmmm. I've known a few physics teachers. Was he a square? High school physics teachers tend to be zany in an intelligent way. At the collage level, they tend to be. . . . well. . . square.
> How"parallelogram"ard
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He was a very large scarey man, and I guess I'd have to call him stuffy more than zany...as a matter of fact zany an Mike-squared were never used in the same sentence!

Ar"I could handle zany...my algebra teacher was zany and I did well in his class"ley

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Message:	> > > > > > When I was in high school, we had a physics teacher called Michael Michaels...we called him Mike-squared! > > > > > > Ar"never took physics"ley > > > > Hmmmmmm. I've known a few physics teachers. Was he a square? High school physics teachers tend to be zany in an intelligent way. At the collage level, they tend to be. . . . well. . . square. > > How"parallelogram"ard > > > > He was a very large scarey man, and I guess I'd have to call him stuffy more than zany...as a matter of fact zany an Mike-squared were never used in the same sentence! > > Ar"I could handle zany...my algebra teacher was zany and I did well in his class"ley
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