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A Soapbox Derby for the War-Games Set
NY Times ^
| March 14, 2004
| JOHN MARKOFFand JOHN M. BRODER
Posted on 03/13/2004 10:50:58 PM PST by neverdem
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To: archy
Hey, that's my trick.
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posted on
03/15/2004 7:26:26 AM PST
by
Triple
(All forms of socialism deny individuals the right to the fruits of their labor)
To: archy
Hey, that's my trick.
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posted on
03/15/2004 7:26:33 AM PST
by
Triple
(All forms of socialism deny individuals the right to the fruits of their labor)
To: michaelt
If OJ had that thing, he wouldn't have needed Al Cowlings.Or Kato Kaelin
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03/15/2004 9:40:49 AM PST
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PRND21
To: Fierce Allegiance
Interesting.
To: Constitution Day
Thanks for the ping. I find this kind of stuff amazing. smart geeks! How people come up with some of the ideas amazes me.
Odd to think that something as simple as bartbed wire tripped the machines up.
To: archy
Loved the Ghostrider Robot link, thanks.
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posted on
03/15/2004 10:19:25 AM PST
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PRND21
To: Triple
Hey, that's my trick. Yep. Yep. Yep.
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posted on
03/15/2004 3:13:54 PM PST
by
archy
(Concrete shoes, cyanide, TNT! Done dirt cheap! Neckties, contracts, high voltage...Done dirt cheap!)
To: Fierce Allegiance
Odd to think that something as simple as bartbed wire tripped the machines up. Not the first time barbed wire has been a consideration for cutting-edge machinery.
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03/15/2004 3:15:57 PM PST
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archy
(Concrete shoes, cyanide, TNT! Done dirt cheap! Neckties, contracts, high voltage...Done dirt cheap!)
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