...but dipping your Newton in the Ganges ensures that it will escape the cycle
of reincarnation and thus avoid coming back as a Palm Device.
Vivek (who votes for a Newton Conference in Toronto)
On Mon, 21 Aug 2000 12:56:40 +0200, newtontalk@planetnewton.com wrote:
:Jon Glass wrote:
:> Hmmm. The Moskwa river must be much cleaner than the Wisla. I think, if I
:> dropped mine in the Wisla, it would melt from the chemicals and such. :-)
:I remember the Moskwa river as brown and obviously dirty as let's say
:the Ganges in India. But may be it was caused by rainfalls only.
:However, north of Moscow in a small village were the founders of Moscow
:lived in about 1600, we swam in a small river which was absolutely clear
:as many lakes and rivers far from lager cities.
:
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