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Posted By:
Hal Brown
Date Posted:
Jan 12, 2008
Description:
Chased by an enantiomorph?
Date Taken:
Jan 12, 2008
Place Taken:
Lake Apopka, FL
Owner:
Dan Nickens
File Name:
A_Double_Take.jpg - Photo HTML
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Category:
244, Florida Fun Flying
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Case Jansen - Jan 14,2008
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Dan, I know your good, but that huge word is a bit too show-off-y. I had to grab my funkin wagonal to figure it all out !!
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Don Maxwell - Jan 14,2008
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Ah, there's more to Dan than meets the eye. He is himself a walking, talking allomorph.
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Dan Nickens - Jan 14,2008
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A different crystal form of the same old mineral? Should I be insulted, Don? Sorry, Case, it's a simple case of the old geology training bubbling out of the brain.
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Don Maxwell - Jan 15,2008
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Intended as a compliment, o multifarious one.
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Dan Nickens - Jan 15,2008
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I'm thinking that rimes with nefarious....
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Charles Pickett - Jan 14,2008
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al·lo·morph n<br />1. a letter or combination of letters that is part of a set used to represent the same basic grammatical <br />element (morpheme) of a language, as, for example, “-ed” and “-t” both form the English past tense<br />2. any of the differing crystalline forms of the same chemical compound or element, especially of a <br />mineral<br /><br />Encarta® World English Dictionary © 1999 Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved. Developed for <br />Microsoft by Bloomsbury Publishing Plc.<br /><br />Way to much
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Charles Pickett - Jan 14,2008
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en·an·ti·o·morph or en·an·ti·o·mer n<br />either of a pair of molecules that are a mirror image of each other in <br />structure but cannot be <br />superimposed<br /><br />Encarta® World English Dictionary © 1999 Microsoft Corporation. All rights <br />reserved. Developed for <br />Microsoft by Bloomsbury Publishing Plc.<br /><br />Way to much for me This is for the rest of us
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