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Discussion: The Blind Tangerine

in: Orienteering; General

Nov 29, 2004 1:50 PM # 
Swampfox:
The Blind Tangerine are updated. The grammar are slightly off, and nobody knows why. Brian May has taken a huge leap to the top, and may be referred to henceforth as King May--at least until someone else comes along and does even better. Relatively small shiftings happened amongst the Tangerinas. Only the brave should dare to surf to the citrine side of O':
http://www.geocities.com/Colosseum/Stadium/7418/ta...
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Nov 30, 2004 12:50 AM # 
Joe:
Congrats Brian. Perhaps you could disclose your secret? I were told it has something to do with attendance at A meets. Maybe I was misled. I mean, I did show up at several A events this fall. I recorded a DNS and a DNF. There must be points associated with that. Possibly even negative points. Somebody please help!
Dec 2, 2004 3:46 PM # 
smittyo:
The tangerine better stop rolling soon. The longer it rolls, the farther I fall. I think it sees more than it lets on.
Dec 3, 2004 12:35 PM # 
Swampfox:
Too bad Newton didn't live long enough to come up with some laws of motion covering tangerines. But if he had, he would have observed that:

1) Tangerines in motion is probably on a hill.
2) Tangerines rolling on a hill tend to accelerate.
3) The grammar are slightly peculiar.

Newton was a real smart gravity dude, and he probably would have also deduced that if a tangerina are fallling, the best hope is to get to some "A" events and run real fast and be sure to punch all the right controls!

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