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Welcome back o' legal beagle! 
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Thanks old bean!
Doesn't feel very welcome to be back - have a trial in September so the usual leisurely August has been replaced by lots of 16 hour days. My week off seems like a long time ago already...
Keeps the ol' wolf from the door though
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You're gonna need it for the gold plated wheel nuts.
Nailed any rioter's balls to the wall yet?
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He's not that sort of lawyer...some geek vs some geek.
but anyways, welcome back Henry...it's been dull.
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Geeky?Originally posted by gwh200 View PostHe's not that sort of lawyer...some geek vs some geek.
but anyways, welcome back Henry...it's been dull.
This month I shall mostly be showing that, given the anticholinesterase racemic mixture (+/-)-N-ethyl-3-[(1-dimethylamino)ethyl]-N-methyl-phenyl-carbamate in its hydrochloride form, it would have been obvious for the skilled man as at 1987 to resolve the racemate into its enantiomers in free base or acid addition salt form, whether or not the increased activity of the isomeric form would have been unexpected given that the dialylaminoalkyl side chain which contains the optically active centre would have been understood to have been mainly responsible for the acetylcholinesterase inhibiting activity of the phenyl carbamate.
What's geeky about that?
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Nothing.
I meant geeky, in an open toe sandal, bought all your clothes from C&A type of way.
That all does sound remarkably, like a chlorine salt thing...which we use tons of...but I wouldn't know, not being a nerdy geek!
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no one in open toed sandals knows big words like thatOriginally posted by gwh200 View PostNothing.
I meant geeky, in an open toe sandal, bought all your clothes from C&A type of way.
That all does sound remarkably, like a chlorine salt thing...which we use tons of...but I wouldn't know, not being a nerdy geek!
brogues possibly
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It is a bit more pricey I imagine... Plus it will be a lot more use to you should you get Alzheimers...Originally posted by gwh200 View PostNothing.
I meant geeky, in an open toe sandal, bought all your clothes from C&A type of way.
That all does sound remarkably, like a chlorine salt thing...which we use tons of...but I wouldn't know, not being a nerdy geek!
I have never, ever, bought anything from C&A. Though I have on occasion been called both...
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I reckon you're related to MattF
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they are not real words, he just made them up.Originally posted by gary-r View Postno one in open toed sandals knows big words like that
brogues possiblyСви можемоComment
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Actually sounds quite interesting to me! Sometimes I miss doing development work on stuff like that. Then I remember how dreadful the pay was for the amount of work I put in and I'm glad I took the easier route of trying to become a teacher!Originally posted by flounderbout View PostGeeky?
This month I shall mostly be showing that, given the anticholinesterase racemic mixture (+/-)-N-ethyl-3-[(1-dimethylamino)ethyl]-N-methyl-phenyl-carbamate in its hydrochloride form, it would have been obvious for the skilled man as at 1987 to resolve the racemate into its enantiomers in free base or acid addition salt form, whether or not the increased activity of the isomeric form would have been unexpected given that the dialylaminoalkyl side chain which contains the optically active centre would have been understood to have been mainly responsible for the acetylcholinesterase inhibiting activity of the phenyl carbamate.
What's geeky about that?
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