R.I.P. Ray Bradbury...
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I wonder if they'll cremate him.
I wonder if they'll cremate him.
*snap*
nb
"Jim Thompson"
** Read a number of his books as a teenager, when I really should have been studying math or English.One I remember was called " Golden apples of the Sun ".
A pretty good movie was made in the mid 60s from his " Fahrenheit 541 " novel.
.... Phil
A partial title of one of his books AND the flash point temp of paper have NOTHING to do with cremation.
"*snap*"? Hardly.
Saw it high school- I didn't think it did justice to the book.
Speaking of school days, I remember someone used a spray can to write on the sidewalk in front of University of Toronto's massive Brutalism architectural style* (ie not very cuddly) Robarts Library "233°C". Took me a few seconds to do the conversion in my head..
Spehro Pefhany schrieb:
Hello,
233 °C is 451.4 °F and 541 °F is 282.77 °C ....Bye
Right, hence the oblique reference to the dystopian novel _Fahrenheit
451_.What's the significance of 541°F? Pretty close to 1000° Rankine.
You could be a little further off the mark, just not today.
Tell us, dumbfuck, why is the value different in one direction than the other?
You failed big time, idiot.
goddamned dyslexic dork.
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