Re: what is the meaning of life
From a-dori-ble <dor...@U.Arizona.EDU>
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· 20 Oct 1996 00:00 · View full thread
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On Sat, 19 Oct 1996, Steve West wrote: > Dori L Lovers wrote: > > Go Braves! (kar...@sunspot.tiac.net) wrote: > > > I always thought it was 42 > > > karyn > > isn't 42 the answer to the ultimate question? of course, what is the > > ultimate question? > > d--- > > Arthur Dent got the question when he played Scrabble with the cavemen > rocks. He got the question "What is six and nine?" Of course this is > still wrong... Hmmm We just have to wonder what this means in the whole > grand scheme of things. > > Steve > > Did he really get "What is six and nine?" I thought he got "What is six times seven?" Of course, it is a very good chance that my memory is failing me considering I read those books when I was in junior high and that was a good 8 or 9 years ago. d--
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