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		<title>Some facts about Geof Morris.</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[There are quite a few things that you may know, and quite a few things you may not know. Here are ten things you may not know about our local administrative genius and wemaster extrordinaire, Geof Morris. Geof Morris&#8217; thoughts cannot be understood because Geof Morris thinks in 256-bit Twofish. As a result, Geof Morris [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>There are quite a few things that you may know, and quite a few things you may not know. Here are ten things you may not know about our local administrative genius and wemaster extrordinaire, Geof Morris.</p>
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<li>Geof Morris&#8217; thoughts cannot be understood because Geof Morris thinks in 256-bit Twofish. As a result, Geof Morris is never involved in collisions.</li>
<li>Geof Morris is the internet killswitch. His vital signs are connected via relays to the secret centre of the internet; if he dies, it all goes dark.</li>
<li>Geof Morris is the seventh of nine clones. The other eight, however, are in geosynchronous orbit.</li>
<li>Geof Morris is 70% android and 90% human. This is possible because he exists in 11 dimensions.</li>
<li>The Sphinx is an ancient model of Geof Morris, back when he was in beta 5,000 years ago. He has been refactored 100 times since then.</li>
<li>Geof Morris was originally written in Lisp. When Geof Morris discovered this fact he flew into a rage and spent 67 years bending all the (parentheses) in his source code into [box brackets].</li>
<li>Geof Morris can count prime numbers past Graham&#8217;s number, and can do it in binary, base-10, and hexadecimal.</li>
<li>Geof Morris doesn&#8217;t run Linux. He runs CP/M, thank you very much.</li>
<li>You can build your own Geof Morris in your garage from parts found in scrap metal shops. However, in order to finish the job, you&#8217;ll have to break into the Smithsonian and steal the Apollo 11 Command Module, which furnishes his processing power.</li>
<li>Geof Morris roundhouse-kicked Chuck Norris so hard Chuck has his own solar orbit. And all poor Chuck did is spell Geof&#8217;s name &#8220;Geoff&#8221;.</li>
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<p>Hope you enjoy that list.</p>
<p><a href="http://www.rmfo-blogs.com/daniel/2007/12/10/some-facts-about-geof-morris/" rel="bookmark">Some facts about Geof Morris.</a> originally appeared on <a href="http://www.rmfo-blogs.com/daniel">We Should See Other Blogs</a> on 2007-12-10.</p>
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