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On Sat, 18 Feb 2006 20:18:21 GMT, "George"
<george@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
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>"MoGeo" <maramigua@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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>> Maybe the crystal refraction index of those nifty calcite eyes had
>> them 'driving in circles'...like carnival bumper cars.
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>> Just kidding, of course. As a lefty with lazy eye in the left eye, I
>> do tend to have trouble walking a straight line without glasses. I
>> usually bump into things on the left side, and tasks which require
>> aiming with the good eye, and performing the action with the other arm
>> (like shooting) can be fairly tricky.
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>> I too like trilobites. Remind me of really big pill bugs. Interesting
>> that the morphology is so similar. I've got a couple as necklaces, and
>> we've got a number of them on shelves around the house.
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>> (off my regular ISP-- using Google as MoGeo for the next week or so. )
>>
>> Jo Schaper
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>Perhaps they were confused by the double refraction of the calcite lens.
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>George
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Can I vote for Coriolis effect?
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