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Fetch North West Mile 2009 (Cheshire but reachable from all over)

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pato1967 Feb 2009 4:12pm, 2 Feb 2009 428 posts	Quote Pin pato1967 Still going strong this thread then algebra WTF !! Glad I got my LSR out the way yesterday, hats off to souix and jenny for braving it. Heading off to take my youngest daughter sledging in a minute - only one decent hill in this bit of south manc so I suspect it will be rammed
Feb 2009 4:17pm, 2 Feb 2009 12,671 posts	Quote Pin Get some ski socks sioux
jennywren Feb 2009 4:20pm, 2 Feb 2009 3,121 posts	Quote Pin jennywren wonders where the hill is in Didsbury Bask in the warm glow of achievement sioux
Feb 2009 4:21pm, 2 Feb 2009 12,672 posts	Quote Pin Homer might appreciate this - linear algebra can be fun! xkcd.com
Ultra Dunc Feb 2009 4:21pm, 2 Feb 2009 3,345 posts	Quote Pin Ultra Dunc The roads seem quite clear and the footpaths have cleared . It has got colder thou ! 11 miles earlier and a few more tonight . I remember doing calculations at college so predict the trajectory of a cannonball , what that had to do with Engineering I never found out !
sioux Feb 2009 4:25pm, 2 Feb 2009 1,167 posts	Quote Pin sioux Your doing better than me Dunc- I can't even remember college.
Ultra Dunc Feb 2009 4:26pm, 2 Feb 2009 3,346 posts	Quote Pin Ultra Dunc Were you drunk ?
jennywren Feb 2009 4:26pm, 2 Feb 2009 3,122 posts	Quote Pin jennywren Fun? Your idea of fun and mine are somewhat different I think Jac Useful if you need to engineer a cannon Dunc?
Steady Edina Feb 2009 4:32pm, 2 Feb 2009 781 posts	Quote Pin Steady Edina I was going to say that Jen or plan a battle......all this talk of maths.....sorry wrong thread
Ultra Dunc Feb 2009 4:33pm, 2 Feb 2009 3,347 posts	Quote Pin Ultra Dunc The mathematics lecture was a big Scotsman who could find the square root of any number you'd care to chuck at him . He'd work it out in his head in seconds . Now , we all knew he liked to show off , so every opportunity we could get to distract him we would in the vain hope of him forgetting to set us any work !