Science Revue 2006 (1 Viewer)

[KeypadSDM]

I thought I might as well advertise for this, as we need all the support we can get.

A group of students at our great uni have decided to start up the science revue (again). Not as a once off like pre2000, we want to make it an annual event, and a great one at that.

I was in the Engineering Revue 2005, and by God, it was fantastic fun, and next year I plan on being in both.

So here's the pitch:
If you want to join the revue, PM me and/or send an e-mail to sciencerevue@smoogle.org

Trust me, it's an experience you won't forget.

Dead set, like the amount of free alcohol you get from satisfied audience members afterwards is SO worth the time and effort.

 

[Calculon]

Without you as president it just won't be the same

 

[05er]

AHAHA, a science revue?

EVERYBODY TAKE OUT YOUR PENS! An infant has a tensile strength of 400 psi and has a cross sectional area of 23.4 sq. inches. Assuming it is 23" long and has an
elongation percentage of .0036%/120psi at roomtemperature, how long will
the baby be before it is dismembered? AHAHAHAHAHA!

P.S - You reply: 26.45 inches.

 

[stazi]

i wish there was a cummerce revue. id be in it

 

[011]

Thats a good idea stas....sort of?

I guess you could make something out of business life

 

[stazi]

i think its definately doable. just like you

 

[KeypadSDM]

AHAHA, a science revue?

EVERYBODY TAKE OUT YOUR PENS! An infant has a tensile strength of 400 psi and has a cross sectional area of 23.4 sq. inches. Assuming it is 23" long and has an
elongation percentage of .0036%/120psi at roomtemperature, how long will
the baby be before it is dismembered? AHAHAHAHAHA!

P.S - You reply: 26.45 inches.

Engineering Revue already stole that 'joke'.