Still no cure for cancer

[Niteshift]

We can't find a cure for cancer, but at least researchers are still making important break-throughs in other fields

Universtiry researchers in Hungary recently concluded a study and published their finding. At stadiums, "the wave" is an average of 15 seats wide and moves at a rate of 20 seats per second. And it almost always moves clock-wise.

Glad to know colleges are tackling the tough issues.

[ 09-27-2002, 10:13 AM: Message edited by: Niteshift ]

[Jessica]

I agree ------->

[Taterhead]

I just can't stop wondering how much of our tax money was spent to fund this study.

[Niteshift]

Well, none of ours.......it was a university in Hungary.

[Godside]

I am usually hungry at my University... Maybe they should find a cure for my large appeitite and no money

(And before you say it - "Get a job"... I'm trying!)

[Bill R]

Well, none of ours.......it was a university in Hungary.

You never know... even though the "research" was done in Hungary we still could have funded it

[dkiefner]

>>>"the wave" is an average of 15 seats wide and moves at a rate of 20 seats per second. And it almost always moves clock-wise.<<<

I wonder if it goes counter-clockwise in the Southern Hemisphere.

We could probably get a grant........