- The very day I put it up there were about 8 votes, which is very strange.
- The interim results show a marked preponderence for one particular nut which in my view is "not all that".
- A few of you seemed to take great delight in screwing around with my previous poll, or at least winding me up by claiming to have done so.
- It's already the most-voted-on poll of mine EVER. And there's a way to go still. Hmmm.
Saturday, August 8, 2009
Poll underway
And maybe I'm getting a little paranoid here, but I'm starting to suspect that one or two of you are playing funny-buggers with my current poll regarding nuts. Why? Well:
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I think you are just in denial of the obvious supremacy of the macadmia nut. In fact, it's un-australian to be so anti-macadamia
I'm not anti-macadamia. It's quite tasty with the addition of wasabi or chili. But let's face the facts, my nationalist friend - the macadamia isn't any good unless it has been tricked up like a cheap harlot.
I bet you wouldn't say that to Dr. John Macadam, a true Australian Hero. If only there were more nuts like his.
He's not an Australian hero!
a) He's Scottish.
b) He had a nut named after him.
Big whoop.
I wish there was a punctuation mark for expressing righteous indignation.
make your own
http://www.sciencemag.org.ezproxy.flinders.edu.au/cgi/content/full/325/5939/391
That's pretty cool.
I plan on using my own private notation in my upcoming exams. It's incredibly concise. I should be able to leave within 5 minutes.
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