But I have no internets at present that would permit it!
::severe tone of voice::
Go to Oxford City Library and borrow the DVDs. I refuse to believe they don't have them.
*looks up Wikipedia*
I knew I could rely on you :-) Ever since you looked up Turing's date of death I have known your google-fu was black belt class.
An interesting chap. Good luck with the Thrilling Plot
Luckily there are lots of mathematicians who died in Suspicious Circumstances after doing work so insanely arcane that no layperson knows what they were on about anyway, which makes coming up with conspiracy theories ridicuously easy. However, I'm finding it much harder working out how the hero figures out that there is a sekrit society suppressing the truth. At the moment he's fleeing through the wilds of Estonia with mathematical assasins after him and no idea why...
no subject
::severe tone of voice::
Go to Oxford City Library and borrow the DVDs. I refuse to believe they don't have them.
*looks up Wikipedia*
I knew I could rely on you :-) Ever since you looked up Turing's date of death I have known your google-fu was black belt class.
An interesting chap. Good luck with the Thrilling Plot
Luckily there are lots of mathematicians who died in Suspicious Circumstances after doing work so insanely arcane that no layperson knows what they were on about anyway, which makes coming up with conspiracy theories ridicuously easy. However, I'm finding it much harder working out how the hero figures out that there is a sekrit society suppressing the truth. At the moment he's fleeing through the wilds of Estonia with mathematical assasins after him and no idea why...