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ABOUT THIS RESEARCHER

Created: 9th October 1999 
Mormo: an introduction

The Official Researcher for Lost Causes

It can be an arduous task researching lost causes and therefore I emplore anyone with a decent sense of direction to help me in my search for Causes long forgotten in old rhetoric.

I am dedicated to spending my time and that of others engaging in long meaningless discussions about anything.


RESEARCHER DATA
Name:

Mormo
Last posted: Nov 20, 1999
Researcher Number:

96919

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BEERh2g2Nov 20, 1999Nov 15, 2000
Haarlem?h2g2Nov 20, 1999No replies
Conversationsh2g2Nov 20, 1999No replies
Lost causes.h2g2Oct 10, 1999Oct 10, 1999
English Beerh2g2Oct 9, 1999No replies
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Haarlem?Nov 20, 1999
Lost causes.Oct 10, 1999


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Conversations
Nov 20, 1999

I just had a conversation with a student from the Haarlem Business School. The details thereof can be found in my piece, appropriately titled, Haarlem Business School (Small Business). I'll be moving along several courses they have, including International Management, European Business Management and a new course called Media & Entertainment Management.

Check back regularly to see my posts...

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English Beer
Oct 9, 1999

As a dutch student staying in England for approx. 4 months I cannot help but be sceptical about the English beer.

I stepped into a pub and ordered a "lager". I was presented with a glass twice the size of the ones we use in holland and full of a frothless yellow substance the bartender told me was beer.

I cannot understand why in the UK they let their beer die down B4 drinking it. In all the other places I've been (All of europe and the USA) the serve beer with about two fingers of a frothy white substance otherwise known as foam. I expected this to be different beer than what I'm used to in dutch pubs but it was plain dutch "Grolsch" Beer which is served in about 25% of all dutch pubs.

I'm confused...

Enlighten me!

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A213175The Haarlem Business School (Small Business)h2g2 -Nov 20, 1999
A186617Haarlemh2g2 -Oct 10, 1999
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