David Horton

Is infinity out of the question?

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How many lifetimes would I need to do all the things I want to do?

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Very unlikely

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Imagine all your ancestors in one big room. Would they like each other?

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By any other name

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Anonymous is good cos no one knows your name. Bad for same reason.

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Twist in the tail

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Much quieter here, all the Magpie Olivers seem to have left home

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Let me count the ways

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Australia should have 300 different names for Summer drought

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Turn, turn, turn

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Around every corner, Chance waits for you to make a wrong turning

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Until it breaks

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The old are joined to the past by umbilicus nourishing the mind

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Yes, centigrade

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Thirty nine degrees forecast for Tuesday. Long knives of Summer are drawn

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Red shift

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How do days become “old days”? Aren’t all days the same as you live them?

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Mind bending

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University should lead to the universe not money making

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