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Old 19-09-2006, 10:56 PM posted to uk.legal,uk.rec.gardening
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Hey Zoid,

The phrase 'get a life' springs to mind!

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Another planing question....

Does anyone have any idea if I would be permitted to dig a small
wildlife pond, ~ 0 x 5 metres,

A one-dimensional pond?


... would be called "a river" surely?


Nope , that has *some* width and depth as well as length.
A one dimensional pond would be an infinitely thin line of water molecules
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If it's that dot, it's two-dimensional.


Not with my glasses on it isn't..

It was a trick. It's actually between the twon blank lines. It has
fairies dancing on it, or angels, it's difficult to tell.


OK then. I've never seen a one-dimensional picture...


A fairy tried to dance in zero dimensions, but it was pointless.
So, instead she tried in one dimension, but didn't like line dancing.
Next she tried dancing flat out on a two dimensional surface.
Next she tried dancing in a dimension the square root of minus one but found
it too complex.
Finally she tried dancing in three dimensions, but the stage producer told
her to get off stage and stop smoking pot before rehearsals!

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