[Gaspode_The_Wonder_Dog]

Luca Pacioli:<br>The Father of Accounting<br><br>In 1475, Pacioli became a teacher at the University of Perugia, where he stayed for six years. He was the first lecturer to hold a chair in math at the University. In his lectures, Pacioli stressed the importance of putting theory to practical use. This emphasis on application of theory made him unique among his peers. While at the University of Perugia, Pacioli wrote his second manuscript, dedicated to the "Youth of Perugia."<br><br><br>Look out for more specials in the future.<br><br><br>

[Guest]

Thanks for that piece of information.  ;)

[Ionic_Storm]

Wow... I.... thank you so much!! *Hugs Gaspode*

[monk]

this topic had so much potential, such a good title.

[wannabe_mrs_moyles]

are we going to get another of these great topics when we get to 1500?

[Guest]

well considering the title it'd be only be fitting to go as far as 1475 man.<br><br>it's not looking to great so far , we need eddie and kate to have a flirting session if we're going to have another mammoth topic.

[Guest]

woah, have I missed something....did me and Kate have flirting sessions? I really should try and notice these things, it would make them more fun!<br><br>Eddie.

[Guest]

You and Kate constantly flirted Eddie and you know it! <br><br>Gaspode - I take it your back into your university degree full swing?  :)

[Guest]

eddie - check the first several pages of the spanner topic ' ooh eddie, so you're a runner at the bbc? mwah mwah ' only joking with you clare and eddie, it made spanner's topic what it is (mind you no-ones' quite sure what it actually is )

[Gaspode_The_Wonder_Dog]

we dont do anything as remotely interesting as that hells angel.