The Nutbars Didn't Waste Any Time

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John Beaderstadt wrote:

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The thing I wonder about... while the name "The Enterprise Mission" can
be argued as to having some relationship with "Star Trek"... their logo
cannot. It doesn't bear a vague similarity to the Starfleet logo... it's
got a clear, blatant and obvious representation of Paramount's
copywritten Starship Enterprise. Given Paramount's lawyers and their
predilection for Cease and Desist orders... how are TEM getting away
with this?

As for the "machinery"... it the words of Eric Cartman... "Man, that's
****in' weak."

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John Beaderstadt wrote:

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Pretty good. But, these guys missed the obvious, superior,
conspiracy that rock with vague notions of symmetry suggest - undersea
life. One of them kind of looks like the top of a hydra with the arm
eroded away. Far more plausible, because it's not entirely out of the
question that it could be true. Vanishingly unlikely, but not impossible.

Just wait until the kooks get hold on a terabyte or so of high-res
pictures from different perspectives. The possibilities are almost endless.

Brett

John Beaderstadt wrote:

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Ah Ha! That's where the Iron Giant ended up. :-)

On Sun, 11 Jan 2004 21:54:35 GMT, John Beaderstadt
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....I'm not sure who's more the villain here. Hoagland, or the doctor
who treated him during his recent quadruple bypass and didn't allow
his condition to put Hoagland out of our misery.

OM

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OM wrote:

On Sun, 11 Jan 2004 21:54:35 GMT, John Beaderstadt
wrote:


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...I'm not sure who's more the villain here. Hoagland, or the doctor
who treated him during his recent quadruple bypass and didn't allow
his condition to put Hoagland out of our misery.


Must have gotten the extra veins from the head instead of the leg.

Brett

In article , John Beaderstadt
wrote:

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Just checked it out. Wotta friggin' load. A bunch of blown-up details of
wind-eroded, harsh, angular, probably volcanic rock. Show me the friggin'
_machinery_ in these pictures, dumbass! (no, no, not _you_) Idiot.

If nothing else, a fairly nice job of laying it out to look like an
"official" HST or JPL press-release image.

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"Mike Flugennock" wrote ...
In article , John Beaderstadt
wrote:

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Just checked it out. Wotta friggin' load.

Nice logo and slogan though,
http://www.enterprisemission.com/index.html

Think a certain TV company could be persuaded to sue their pants off?
(Not that I want to see the end result if they can ;-)

On Sun, 11 Jan 2004 22:05:22 GMT, Brett Buck
wrote:



Just wait until the kooks get hold on a terabyte or so of high-res
pictures from different perspectives. The possibilities are almost endless.

Brett

Heck , I can do better than them. The round, flat, "rock" at 9:00 in
their picture is really a turtle! As for the three rocks in the same
frame and to the left, well, I don't want to think about what kind of
machine that might be.

SCO delenda est.
adress is partially sdrawkcab.

Paul Blay wrote:


Nice logo and slogan though,
http://www.enterprisemission.com/index.html

Yes, loons generally don't have the competence to put together something
this slick.


Think a certain TV company could be persuaded to sue their pants off?
(Not that I want to see the end result if they can ;-)

It's GREEN?!

Pat