It's a photograph.

so, it's a photograph of a book or just a photograph. If just a photograph then you fail at following directions see above and review directions. Follow reviewed directions and proceed to place apropriate section of text within a post.

No. I followed your instructions. But on page 56 was a photograph. It's kind of hard to get the 5th sentence if it is a photograph. I followed them to a "T."

page 56, line 5 (below two graphs)

demagnitization, shows a low Barkhausen emission located at a high field

"But in a few short minutes
(No more than ten)" from Stain Boy's Special Christmas

The Melancholy Death of Oyster Boy and Other Stories

"Removal of the third phosphate group produces a molecule called Adenosine Diphosphate (ADP):
ATP+H2O>(ATPase)ADP+P+E"

Ooooh, I see what you mean, dammit. Well post up the photograph or try page 57. Remember, useless without pics.

Kreb's Cycle?

Each phospholipid molecule has a phosphate-containing head and two fatty acid tails (section 3.3 and figure 4.4a).

-the intro bio textbook for the lab i teach.

"with Colpo-Urethrocystopexy, 58267, 58293"

Having some problems, GMB?

Sheet pile cofferdams can also be used with economy in the construction of bridge piers and abutments in relatively shallow water.

"Set the BIOS to its default setting and restart the machine."

- Exam Cram 2, A+ second edition.

"Both poses require some flexibility in the back of your front leg."

That book is brilliant, but like most others, it's best in its original language.

I have a book on each side of the monitor, so here they are:

"Hi, Daniel," Blair says. (Less than zero - Bret Easton Ellis)

"One of those most responsible for the great interest the Chinese Communists have displayed in Sun Tzu is Kuo Hua-jo, whose name is practically unknown in the West." (Sun Tzu - The Art of War, Samuel B. Griffith translation)

-F

Dang Phil, interesting snapshot of the backgrounds of RC'ers!

Judging solely on the face of it, bar a couple guide book posts, I wouldn't be able to guess the community.

What a diverse and integliggent lot you all is.

Still like the Calvin and Hobbes best so far though...

Jasmine's favorite things are poetry, French cuisine, shopping, and confident guys with a sense of humor.

Wait... magazines count the same as books, right?

"Although incidental and occasional personal use of (Company Name)'s electronic communication systems is permitted, users automatically waive any claims to privacy."

- Employee Handbook

Jasmine's favorite things are poetry, French cuisine, shopping, and confident guys with a sense of humor.

Wait... magazines count the same as books, right?

I think its quite interesting how many "geeky" books are close to a great percentage of the RC population. If one randomly browses the threads on this site, one would rahter think that most people go "hu? hvat is a book? Is it them strange tings with lettres in there? U R teh Gay!"

qwert

penthouse forum:

I didn't ever think it would happen to me, but when new neighbours, blond twins, greeted me at the door, i felt my luck was changing........

The pages aren't numbered.

Take off your shoes, that will get you to 20.

Or you could swallow your pride and just ask Becca for help with your counting.

Great flake climbing up to a slab crux.

A great climb. I love the delicacy of the foot work at the crux.

Hmm, that's the sixth sentence. The climb associated with the fifth looks a little nastier.

Rules:
* Get the book nearest to you. Right now, NOW dammit.
* Go to page 56.
* Find the 5th sentence.
* Write this sentence in your post now, NOW.
* Don't look for your favourite book or your coolest but really the nearest.

(Climbing Anchors by John Long) reads; To remove passive nuts, first try a gentle aproach, wiggling the piece out the way it went in.

"It fit the strange accent, the abnormal way of speaking and the man’s mannerisms perfectly, if not his ragged appearance."

I love this thread! (Hence the resurrection.) The above is from my own book, the one I'm writing.

"But if Sophocles had said the same thing at an athletes' trial, it would not have been just to criticize him; so great is the significance of place and time."

Cicero, On Duties
Edited by M.T. Griffn and E.M. Atkins

Genesis 38:29b KJV reads: "this breach be upon thee: therefore his name was called Pharez."

28She hadded twins.29 When tehy wuz bein bornz one of tehm putted out hiz paw, n teh midwife putted a red thread on it n said "U wuz first."30 But then he pullded hiz paw back n hiz brother comed out. Teh midwife was liek "So this is how you has brokened out!" and they nameded him Perez.31 N then hiz brother, who hadded teh red thread on his paw, comed out n they nameded him Zerah.

What version do you have?

I think that's the meatbombz version.

I think that's the meatbombz version.

Rules:
* Get the book nearest to you. Right now, NOW dammit.
* Go to page 56.
* Find the 5th sentence.
* Write this sentence in your post now, NOW.
* Don't look for your favourite book or your coolest but really the nearest.

(Climbing Anchors by John Long) reads; To remove passive nuts, first try a gentle aproach, wiggling the piece out the way it went in.

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(this books makes me want to ...!)

Rules:
* Get the book nearest to you. Right now, NOW dammit.
* Go to page 56.
* Find the 5th sentence.
* Write this sentence in your post now, NOW.
* Don't look for your favourite book or your coolest but really the nearest.

(Climbing Anchors by John Long) reads; To remove passive nuts, first try a gentle aproach, wiggling the piece out the way it went in.

It's a photograph.

Thus, by the beginning of stage 13, the somatic gonadal precursors and germ cells form a loosely associated group that is still spread over three segments of the embryo.