[QUOTE=kladner;418503]So the cows don't find him boarish, and he isn't cowed by them. :smile:[/QUOTE]

Must be because of ruminations on the Big Boar Theory.

:smile:

[QUOTE=davar55;418535]Must be because of ruminations on the Big Boar Theory.[/QUOTE]

It is interesting...

Last night on the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation's (CBC's) broadcast they announced they were shutting down the comments section because of a very few people polluting the comments.

Apparently only a few people (and/or perhaps bots) were making the comments section so negative that no one wanted to read them, including the original authors.

I found this interesting...

And I took pride in the fact that we here at MersenneForum.org can fight off what national news agencies apper not to be able to.

The CBC guests explained that it would cost too much to have editors monitoring and moderating the comments.

Hmmmm....

Impolite Canadians?? How can this be?

[QUOTE=jwaltos;418540]Impolite Canadians?? How can this be?[/QUOTE]

Sorry....

[QUOTE=davar55;418535]Must be because of ruminations on the Big Boar Theory.

:smile:[/QUOTE]

Well, we do know that cows often, if not continuously, ruminate. :kladner:
(Sorry, no cow smileys available. I have to make do with a yak, and a yakety yak.) :blahblahblah:

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not to wreck the thread but depending on what you call a record the PARI commands thread didn't take more than 37 days to blow past 1000 posts I just checked now that I have 97 posts per page to easily check for dollar sign threads.

[QUOTE=kladner;418549]Sorry, no cow smileys available[/QUOTE]
We have, but they are Thai style... sorry for it...
And may not exactly be a cow... :razz:
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[QUOTE]They say the victim, who may have hidden as officers investigated reports of two suspicious men in the Florida community of Barefoot Bay, was probably killed by the three-metre reptile.


The dead man's body was found by sheriffs' divers in a nearby lake 10 days after the incident.
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[QUOTE]Other mammals, such as ground squirrels and [U][B]honey badgers[/B][/U], also have natural immunity to venom.[/QUOTE]Yay!
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