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  1. Yum! Article on science of breadmaking from Guardian: http://trunc.it/3lypo Need to break out the bread maker this weekend... about 20 hours ago from TwitterGadget
  2. @sciencebase Love this article on that stuff: http://en.wikipedia.org/wik... about 23 hours ago from TwitterGadget in reply to sciencebase
  3. Shittest. Coffee. Ever. 1:42 AM Nov 27th from TwitterGadget
  4. @sciencebase you've got a rogue space in the link in your recognisable scientists article 6:36 AM Nov 26th from TwitterGadget
  5. @NatureNews It's all about Google Translate this week... ( @Fischblog comment and Sceptical Chymist post: http://trunc.it/3mkl5) 4:20 AM Nov 26th from TwitterGadget in reply to NatureNews
  6. (re prev tweet: I'd like to see my place among 6.5bn OTTERS, as I nearly typed. Imagine all that wet fur!) 4:02 AM Nov 26th from TwitterGadget
  7. Feel some perspective at your place among 6.5bn others RT @ScienceSoWhat: RT: @gregfoot: Woah. http://bit.ly/4VJARG (scroll right...) 4:01 AM Nov 26th from TwitterGadget
  8. @Dr_Maggotty Be afraid...be VERY afraid 2:43 AM Nov 26th from TwitterGadget in reply to Dr_Maggotty
  9. @Ananyo @Dr_Maggotty He might have been measured on Twitter, but @stuartcantrill wasn't in real life! 2:29 AM Nov 26th from TwitterGadget in reply to Ananyo
  10. I refer you @Dr_Maggotty to our Twitter rantings from October... 2:21 AM Nov 26th from TwitterGadget
  11. @silentypewriter I've heard of 'placebo by proxy' tho - owners calmed cos pooch given pills, pooch senses owners' mood and calms too. 9:19 AM Nov 25th from TwitterGadget in reply to silentypewriter
  12. But, @silentypewriter, have you heard of the pet placebo effect?? 9:09 AM Nov 25th from TwitterGadget
  13. RT @timeshighered S&T cttee hearing on homeopathy: Wilson: "it's an old business and popular in France". Willis: "So is prostitution." 7:52 AM Nov 25th from TwitterGadget
  14. @silentypewriter Hanging's just too good for those f*ckers. 3:22 AM Nov 25th from TwitterGadget in reply to silentypewriter
  15. No headphones at work?? @Lollylisbeth What sort of fascistic organisation do you work for??! 3:20 AM Nov 25th from TwitterGadget
  16. Of course, @carmendrahl @NatureChemistry, credit should go to @EvoMRI and his language skills! 9:04 AM Nov 24th from TwitterGadget
  17. Getting Darwin fatigue 7:57 AM Nov 24th from TwitterGadget
  18. @silentypewriter Dammit, that's awesome but too long to RT! 4:09 AM Nov 24th from TwitterGadget
  19. @stuartcantrill No comment 3:34 AM Nov 24th from TwitterGadget in reply to stuartcantrill
  20. @silentypewriter Yeah those guys really don't deserve any unforeseen time off for illness, family probs, train delays or ANYTHING. Damn 'em. 3:34 AM Nov 24th from TwitterGadget in reply to silentypewriter
  • Name Neil Withers
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  • Bio Associate Editor for Nature Chemistry; in real life, many other things
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