Hi everybody

What's up

@gerrit your remark all models are wrong reminds me of a story told in our programming and modeling class on the importance of preventing rounding errors. At our university a model was written to predict/retrodict plate movement, which initially accelerated within a few million years to plate movement at or above the speed of light :-P I think that's when the phrase 'well that escalated quickly' was born :-P

@Spießbürger LOL, for a minute I thought you were asking about candy as I read boudoir instead of boudin, which together with the title and m&m-candy really looked like spam to me ;)

@hugo, geology is full of potential double-entrendres. As well as a good bit of boudinage, there are orogenic zones, cleavage, cross-bedding, etc...

@hugovdberg :)

cummingtonite is a topic much discussed in my intro geology class, how the students find out about it is beyond me....

@Neo its probably posted in a facebook group where they all go to share homework answers

@Neo hopefully they're not finding your samples.... ;-)