Update About September 29 Toutatis Asteroid

Update About September 29 Toutatis Asteroid

Linda Moulton Howe will be the quest on Coast To Coast AM tonight
talking about the latest update information about the Toutatis asteroid.

The Coast To Coast AM website is featuring a link to'Orbitviewer', a
real cool interactive Java applet that displays the orbit of asteroids
in our solar system in 3D, where you can view the 'near miss' of
Toutatis, as it passes by the Earth!???

-http://www.coasttocoastam.com/shows/2004/08/27.html#t

On Sat, 28 Aug 2004 03:14:18 GMT, Rudolph_X wrote:

Update About September 29 Toutatis Asteroid

Linda Moulton Howe will be the quest on Coast To Coast AM tonight
talking about the latest update information about the Toutatis asteroid.


I guess crap circles have gotten boring.






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C.R. Osterwald wrote:

In article , DrPostman
wrote:



On Sat, 28 Aug 2004 03:14:18 GMT, Rudolph_X wrote:



Update About September 29 Toutatis Asteroid

Linda Moulton Howe will be the quest on Coast To Coast AM tonight
talking about the latest update information about the Toutatis asteroid.


I guess crap circles have gotten boring.



Rudolph really, really craves the attention one gets while yelling "the
sky is falling!"



Things have been falling down onto the Earth from space since it was
formed, so you could say, in a certain sense, that the sky is, was, and
will be falling, for a long time to come. Simply because most of what
falls into our atmosphere might be the size of a grain of sand...

You don't have to worry. It was a boring interview. Linda Moulton Howe
talked about Toutatis, and she had some audio clips (she played) of
interviews she had conducted with some scientists. The gist of it was
that you don't have to worry about a giant asteroid hitting the Earth,
at least for another million years or so.

What a let down! I was expecting to hear about some great suspensful
impending disaster so I could come to sci.astro screaming, "The sky is
falling! The sky is falling..." Well, the sky is falling, but what is
falling is probably smaller than a grain of sand, and most all of that
burns up in the atmosphere, right?

On Sat, 28 Aug 2004 07:19:17 GMT, Rudolph_X wrote:



Things have been falling down onto the Earth from space since it was
formed, so you could say, in a certain sense, that the sky is, was, and
will be falling, for a long time to come. Simply because most of what
falls into our atmosphere might be the size of a grain of sand...

You don't have to worry. It was a boring interview. Linda Moulton Howe
talked about Toutatis, and she had some audio clips (she played) of
interviews she had conducted with some scientists. The gist of it was
that you don't have to worry about a giant asteroid hitting the Earth,
at least for another million years or so.

What a let down! I was expecting to hear about some great suspensful
impending disaster so I could come to sci.astro screaming, "The sky is
falling! The sky is falling..." Well, the sky is falling, but what is
falling is probably smaller than a grain of sand, and most all of that
burns up in the atmosphere, right?


Does your life suck so badly that you crave death and destruction so
much?






--
Dr.Postman USPS, MBMC, BsD; "Disgruntled, But Unarmed"
Member,Board of Directors of afa-b, SKEP-TI-CULT® member
#15-51506-253. AFA-B Official Pollster.
You can email me at: DrJaiMaharajFraud(at)hotmail.com

"Prooves your a idiot!"
- Ferrt displays his brilliance

Rudolph_X writes:

Linda Moulton Howe will be the quest on Coast To Coast AM tonight

Does that make her the questing beast of Camelot fame?

DrPostman wrote:

On Sat, 28 Aug 2004 07:19:17 GMT, Rudolph_X wrote:




Things have been falling down onto the Earth from space since it was
formed, so you could say, in a certain sense, that the sky is, was, and
will be falling, for a long time to come. Simply because most of what
falls into our atmosphere might be the size of a grain of sand...

You don't have to worry. It was a boring interview. Linda Moulton Howe
talked about Toutatis, and she had some audio clips (she played) of
interviews she had conducted with some scientists. The gist of it was
that you don't have to worry about a giant asteroid hitting the Earth,
at least for another million years or so.

What a let down! I was expecting to hear about some great suspensful
impending disaster so I could come to sci.astro screaming, "The sky is
falling! The sky is falling..." Well, the sky is falling, but what is
falling is probably smaller than a grain of sand, and most all of that
burns up in the atmosphere, right?




Does your life suck so badly that you crave death and destruction so
much?



Innocent posters should beware of these jerks, the so called gang of
skeptic-trolls, of which DrPostman is one of the ringleaders. They are a
bunch of jerks and should be ignored, since they contribute nothing of
substance to any conversation.

That idiot, DrPostman, is a complete idiot if he/she/or it, take my
jokes too seriously. Only a moron with no sense of humor would take
seriously comments like those that were obviously made in jest. Are you
really that dumb, DrPostman? We all know who you are and what you do.
You, and a few others here, try to pass yourself off as a skeptics and
attack anyone who makes posts here. Well, you are not scaring anyone
off. We will post here just as much as we want, and no jerk like you can
do anything about it.

On Sun, 29 Aug 2004 02:03:19 GMT, Rudolph_X wrote:



DrPostman wrote:

Does your life suck so badly that you crave death and destruction so
much?



Innocent posters should beware of these jerks, the so called gang of
skeptic-trolls, of which DrPostman is one of the ringleaders. They are a
bunch of jerks and should be ignored, since they contribute nothing of
substance to any conversation.

And yet you reply to my posts. That's very telling, Rudy.


That idiot, DrPostman, is a complete idiot if he/she/or it, take my
jokes too seriously. Only a moron with no sense of humor would take
seriously comments like those that were obviously made in jest. Are you
really that dumb, DrPostman?

What joke? You have a sense of humor? Where?


We all know who you are and what you do.

Please, do tell us all.


You, and a few others here, try to pass yourself off as a skeptics and
attack anyone who makes posts here. Well, you are not scaring anyone
off. We will post here just as much as we want, and no jerk like you can
do anything about it.

We can continue to show you up for the fearmonger and fool that you
always are. That's enough.





--
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Member,Board of Directors of afa-b, SKEP-TI-CULT® member
#15-51506-253. AFA-B Official Pollster.
You can email me at: DrJaiMaharajFraud(at)hotmail.com

"Prooves your a idiot!"
- Ferrt displays his brilliance

Rudolph_X wrote:



DrPostman wrote:

On Sat, 28 Aug 2004 07:19:17 GMT, Rudolph_X wrote:




Things have been falling down onto the Earth from space since it was
formed, so you could say, in a certain sense, that the sky is, was,
and will be falling, for a long time to come. Simply because most of
what falls into our atmosphere might be the size of a grain of sand...
You don't have to worry. It was a boring interview. Linda Moulton
Howe talked about Toutatis, and she had some audio clips (she played)
of interviews she had conducted with some scientists. The gist of it
was that you don't have to worry about a giant asteroid hitting the
Earth, at least for another million years or so.
What a let down! I was expecting to hear about some great suspensful
impending disaster so I could come to sci.astro screaming, "The sky
is falling! The sky is falling..." Well, the sky is falling, but
what is falling is probably smaller than a grain of sand, and most
all of that burns up in the atmosphere, right?




Does your life suck so badly that you crave death and destruction so
much?



Innocent posters should beware of these jerks, the so called gang of
skeptic-trolls, of which DrPostman is one of the ringleaders. They are a
bunch of jerks and should be ignored, since they contribute nothing of
substance to any conversation.

That idiot, DrPostman, is a complete idiot if he/she/or it, take my
jokes too seriously. Only a moron with no sense of humor would take
seriously comments like those that were obviously made in jest. Are you
really that dumb, DrPostman? We all know who you are and what you do.
You, and a few others here, try to pass yourself off as a skeptics and
attack anyone who makes posts here. Well, you are not scaring anyone
off. We will post here just as much as we want, and no jerk like you can
do anything about it.

I fart in your general direction. Now go away before I taunt
you a second time.

--
Tom McDonald

In article HPaYc.3138$hq5.1700@trndny09, Rudolph_X
wrote:

DrPostman wrote:

On Sat, 28 Aug 2004 07:19:17 GMT, Rudolph_X wrote:




Things have been falling down onto the Earth from space since it was
formed, so you could say, in a certain sense, that the sky is, was, and
will be falling, for a long time to come. Simply because most of what
falls into our atmosphere might be the size of a grain of sand...

You don't have to worry. It was a boring interview. Linda Moulton Howe
talked about Toutatis, and she had some audio clips (she played) of
interviews she had conducted with some scientists. The gist of it was
that you don't have to worry about a giant asteroid hitting the Earth,
at least for another million years or so.

What a let down! I was expecting to hear about some great suspensful
impending disaster so I could come to sci.astro screaming, "The sky is
falling! The sky is falling..." Well, the sky is falling, but what is
falling is probably smaller than a grain of sand, and most all of that
burns up in the atmosphere, right?




Does your life suck so badly that you crave death and destruction so
much?



Innocent posters should beware of these jerks, the so called gang of
skeptic-trolls, of which DrPostman is one of the ringleaders. They are a
bunch of jerks and should be ignored, since they contribute nothing of
substance to any conversation.

When will Planet X be naked-eye visible, Rudolph?

That idiot, DrPostman, is a complete idiot if he/she/or it, take my
jokes too seriously. Only a moron with no sense of humor would take
seriously comments like those that were obviously made in jest. Are you
really that dumb, DrPostman? We all know who you are and what you do.
You, and a few others here, try to pass yourself off as a skeptics and
attack anyone who makes posts here. Well, you are not scaring anyone
off. We will post here just as much as we want, and no jerk like you can
do anything about it.

Nice k0oK backpedal and meltdown, Rudolph.


-=-=-=-=-

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Disinformation Agent, "Dr. Green" Sockpuppet, and Lemming
* Chief AFA-B Vote Rustler

Tom McDonald wrote:

Rudolph_X wrote:



DrPostman wrote:

On Sat, 28 Aug 2004 07:19:17 GMT, Rudolph_X wrote:




Things have been falling down onto the Earth from space since it
was formed, so you could say, in a certain sense, that the sky is,
was, and will be falling, for a long time to come. Simply because
most of what falls into our atmosphere might be the size of a grain
of sand...
You don't have to worry. It was a boring interview. Linda Moulton
Howe talked about Toutatis, and she had some audio clips (she
played) of interviews she had conducted with some scientists. The
gist of it was that you don't have to worry about a giant asteroid
hitting the Earth, at least for another million years or so.
What a let down! I was expecting to hear about some great
suspensful impending disaster so I could come to sci.astro
screaming, "The sky is falling! The sky is falling..." Well, the
sky is falling, but what is falling is probably smaller than a
grain of sand, and most all of that burns up in the atmosphere, right?





Does your life suck so badly that you crave death and destruction so
much?



Innocent posters should beware of these jerks, the so called gang of
skeptic-trolls, of which DrPostman is one of the ringleaders. They
are a bunch of jerks and should be ignored, since they contribute
nothing of substance to any conversation.

That idiot, DrPostman, is a complete idiot if he/she/or it, take my
jokes too seriously. Only a moron with no sense of humor would take
seriously comments like those that were obviously made in jest. Are
you really that dumb, DrPostman? We all know who you are and what you
do. You, and a few others here, try to pass yourself off as a
skeptics and attack anyone who makes posts here. Well, you are not
scaring anyone off. We will post here just as much as we want, and no
jerk like you can do anything about it.


I fart in your general direction. Now go away before I taunt you
a second time.

Even the dumbest of fools has the right to post here if they want, and I
welcome them all.

You can scare off some of the people some of the time, but you can't
scare off all of the people all of the time. (You can quote me on that.)

McDoughal and DrPostman are the fools if they think they can stop me
from posting. You guys remind me of Abbot and Costello. Whose on first?

Well, actually, I won't begrudge you posting your 'sceptical' rants,
your virulent attacks on every innocent poster who passes by, if that is
what you enjoy doing. Knock yourselves out. Be my guest. Attack my
posts, attack everyone's posts, all you want. What would sci.astro be
without you guys?

I make very few posts here. Mostly I read posts made by others. I've
told you all thousands times that I am not an astronomer, and really
don't care much about the subject; however, I do find reading some of
the posts here very entertaining. So, here I am. If you don't like my
posts don't read them. Nobody is forcing you to read and respond to my
posts. You can make negative comments if you want. Some folks, like the
so called 'sceptics' here, are better at making negative comments, of
trying to tear things down, instead of making positive comments, and
building things up. Some folks, like the so called 'sceptics' here, are
better at being negative, than they are at being positive. So, be
negative. Do your best to tear down what others might say. Do what you
know, don't be slow.

I am always happy to hear from my readers. Thanks for your comments.