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Code wheel number 249 adm.

As from today use this to request money to be sent, no code for address.

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Eldar Kadymov		27-Aug-2009 02:12
I am not very strong in dart throwing, in spite of being all these sorts of meaningless titles of Ph.D,ds and M.Sc's, + bullshitty "accomplishments" I carry... yet... Would aliens be so kind to disclose us the real structure of quintessential parlaimentary system of GB, so profoundly represented on this Azteka kinda wheel ?

John Cooper		08-Mar-2008 09:00
Quite a lot of Bad Math Dave, and a little Nasty Math, but absolutely no Evil Math.

Dave Beedon		08-Mar-2008 06:23
I certainly hope that the use of this device does not involve The Evil Math.

John Cooper		12-Apr-2007 08:57
John, it is a code wheel, I made it, to someone elses design. No computer can crack it, not even Big Blue.

jCross		12-Apr-2007 05:26
I still think it is an abacus.

1moremile		10-Apr-2007 12:48
Then it would be a huge success.

John Cooper		29-Mar-2007 09:09
Luckily not Larry, people would starve to death before working out what they could eat.

1moremile		28-Mar-2007 23:18
Is this a Richard Simmons deal a meal?

John Cooper		27-Mar-2007 09:21
Dave, it fools everybody, the computer that can crack this code wheel has not been invented yet. They will get A.I. before they can beat this.

Dave Beedon		27-Mar-2007 04:02
Professor I. M. Listorama tells me that this looks like a recipe wheel, a tool for calculating the best proportion of components for making a libation to be consumed while "watching the skies."

John Cooper		25-Mar-2007 07:54
Larry, on your camera will be a full auto switch, usually coloured green, use it.

1moremile		25-Mar-2007 00:33
I recognize the aperture and shutter speed but am having trouble finding the emulated I.S.O. setting. What should I do?

jCross		24-Mar-2007 11:16
Could this be, perhaps, an alien abacus? You know, arranged in a convenient circular form. Something agent listorama might have interest in. Or maybe not. Heck I don't know.