Attention PD:

[Elder Iptuous]

How much nephew could a Twiddleton twiddle if a Twiddleton could twiddle nephew?

[El Twid]

How much nephew could a Twiddleton twiddle if a Twiddleton could twiddle nephew?

Between you and EOC, I'm starting to think I should go back to Doktor Blight.

[six to the quixotic]

How much nephew could a Twiddleton twiddle if a Twiddleton could twiddle nephew?

Between you and EOC, I'm starting to think I should go back to Doktor Blight.

Well that is what you get when you decide to try for the part of the Irish American with the pyromania, you get dumped by the mad scientist who cares not one wit for how much ecological damage she causes for science.

[Cain]

How many times can one let the beat drop before doing permament damage to it?

[LMNO, PhD (life continues)]

Attention PD:  I actually was able to sleep last night, and can once again feel my face.

However, as a bonus:

AURAL?

ARIAL.

So why can it can't be for the way it is to be? And HOW for the way it is to not be also? Anser ploxx

It is the way it was that can no longer be, for now. 

How does one curdle a fish, and why would someone do so in the first place?

Milk + lemon juice + time.  Because the free market demands it.

How much nephew could a Twiddleton twiddle if a Twiddleton could twiddle nephew?

[Elder Iptuous]

 
glad you got some rest.

hey, totally unrelated, have you checked out the game "Slower Speed of Light" from MIT game labs?
it's pretty neat idea and i thought of you when i saw/played it.
as far as a game goes, it's dead simple (collect some little balls as you walk around)
it only takes like 10 minutes to beat.
the cool thing is that it attempts to visualize what it would appear like when you approach the speed of light. (or, more accurately, if speed of light were to reduce to walking speed)
don't let your seizure prone friend see it, though.