From: John Murphy on
A LOST PROPERTY

I left a small, grey case of roughly non-anthropic or Vitruvian
dimensions in the
cloakroom at the last meeting of the Society. I believe that another
member
may have mistaken my case for his. At any rate, I was given
a similar case which bears his name and contains a half-eaten apple
and a book on solipsism. On no account should the flask inside the
case
be opened: it is of a special type and bears the legend "Pandora
Project:
Centre of Universe".

The case should be sent without delay to the Department of
Experimental Cosmology,
Grebe Foundation, University of Cambridge, whereby a substantial
reward will will be
paid for its return ("Don't go overboard on this." - Dr. Barnum.).

Dr. Cyril Gripper,
Director,
Department of Experimental Cosmology,
University of Cambridge.




From: porky_pig_jr on
On Apr 20, 4:56 pm, John Murphy
<london.accommodation.homest...(a)googlemail.com> wrote:
>                                                      A LOST PROPERTY
>
> I left a small, grey case of roughly non-anthropic or Vitruvian
> dimensions in the
> cloakroom at the last meeting of the Society. I believe that another
> member
> may have mistaken my case for his. At any rate, I was given
> a similar case which bears his name and contains a half-eaten apple
> and a book on solipsism. On no account should the flask inside the
> case
> be opened: it is of a special type and bears the legend "Pandora
> Project:
> Centre of Universe".
>
> The case should be sent without delay to the Department of
> Experimental Cosmology,
> Grebe Foundation, University of Cambridge, whereby a substantial
> reward will will be
> paid for its return ("Don't go overboard on this." - Dr. Barnum.).
>
> Dr. Cyril Gripper,
> Director,
> Department of Experimental Cosmology,
> University of Cambridge.

The center of the universe is my snout, you bloody solipsist. Finish
up eating that apple and die.