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My new job-with its twelve hour shifts-gives me but little time to read
the postings to sci.space.history (or eat and sleep for that matter) on day-to-day basis, and due to that unfortunate circumstance I'm going to have to leave the newsgroup from here forward. I'd really like to thank all of you wonderful guys (and too few gals) for making my first and most enjoyable newsgroup experience such a ball of fun for myself, and wish all of you who don't have the too few hours in a day to spare to continue having such a wonderful intellectually stimulating interchange of thoughts regarding space, and the greatest joy in gathering here to discuss them. I had an absolute ball doing this! Patrick Clinton James Flannery |
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On Thu, 20 Apr 2006 09:13:16 -0500, Pat Flannery wrote
(in article ): My new job-with its twelve hour shifts-gives me but little time to read the postings to sci.space.history (or eat and sleep for that matter) on day-to-day basis, and due to that unfortunate circumstance I'm going to have to leave the newsgroup from here forward. I'd really like to thank all of you wonderful guys (and too few gals) for making my first and most enjoyable newsgroup experience such a ball of fun for myself, and wish all of you who don't have the too few hours in a day to spare to continue having such a wonderful intellectually stimulating interchange of thoughts regarding space, and the greatest joy in gathering here to discuss them. I had an absolute ball doing this! Patrick Clinton James Flannery Aw, damn. I'm sorry to see you leaving Patrick. Take care and when you get more time, drop back in. PLEASE send me an email once in awhile with the latest interesting/absurd/bizarre stuff you run across. They've always brightened my day. -- Herb "Everything is controlled by a small evil group to which, unfortunately, no one we know belongs." ~Anonymous |
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On Thu, 20 Apr 2006 15:13:16 +0100, Pat Flannery
wrote: My new job-with its twelve hour shifts-gives me but little time to read the postings to sci.space.history (or eat and sleep for that matter) on day-to-day basis, and due to that unfortunate circumstance I'm going to have to leave the newsgroup from here forward. I'd really like to thank all of you wonderful guys (and too few gals) for making my first and most enjoyable newsgroup experience such a ball of fun for myself, and wish all of you who don't have the too few hours in a day to spare to continue having such a wonderful intellectually stimulating interchange of thoughts regarding space, and the greatest joy in gathering here to discuss them. I had an absolute ball doing this! Patrick Clinton James Flannery Hang on I work 12 hour shifts. OK I don't post much but I find time to read most posts. I'll be sorry to see you go, come on reconsider. -- Gareth Random Thoughts and Interests http://web.mac.com/gaslee/iWeb/Site/Blog/Blog.html |
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![]() Pat Flannery wrote: My new job-with its twelve hour shifts-gives me but little time to read the postings to sci.space.history (or eat and sleep for that matter) on day-to-day basis, and due to that unfortunate circumstance I'm going to have to leave the newsgroup from here forward. I'd really like to thank all of you wonderful guys (and too few gals) for making my first and most enjoyable newsgroup experience such a ball of fun for myself, and wish all of you who don't have the too few hours in a day to spare to continue having such a wonderful intellectually stimulating interchange of thoughts regarding space, and the greatest joy in gathering here to discuss them. I had an absolute ball doing this! Patrick Clinton James Flannery Good luck, Pat. We'll miss you. -Rusty |
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"Pat Flannery" wrote in message
... My new job-with its twelve hour shifts-gives me but little time to read the postings to sci.space.history (or eat and sleep for that matter) on day-to-day basis, and due to that unfortunate circumstance I'm going to have to leave the newsgroup from here forward. I'd really like to thank all of you wonderful guys (and too few gals) for making my first and most enjoyable newsgroup experience such a ball of fun for myself, and wish all of you who don't have the too few hours in a day to spare to continue having such a wonderful intellectually stimulating interchange of thoughts regarding space, and the greatest joy in gathering here to discuss them. I had an absolute ball doing this! Patrick Clinton James Flannery Aw, fsck. Godspeed Pat. |
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Pat,
I will add my voice to the chorus . . . You have brought a lot to quality and reasonableness to this group. I truly hope you can see some way to spend a little time with us. Best of everything John |
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![]() "John" wrote in message ups.com... Pat, I will add my voice to the chorus . . . You have brought a lot to quality and reasonableness to this group. Not to mention exploding sinks, electrified anthills, and the Venusian Firewomen. |
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Pat Flannery wrote:
My new job-with its twelve hour shifts-gives me but little time to read the postings to sci.space.history (or eat and sleep for that matter) on day-to-day basis, and due to that unfortunate circumstance I'm going to have to leave the newsgroup from here forward. I'd really like to thank all of you wonderful guys (and too few gals) for making my first and most enjoyable newsgroup experience such a ball of fun for myself, and wish all of you who don't have the too few hours in a day to spare to continue having such a wonderful intellectually stimulating interchange of thoughts regarding space, and the greatest joy in gathering here to discuss them. I had an absolute ball doing this! Patrick Clinton James Flannery D'oh, great; so, who's going to post the absurd, over-the-top facetious commentary on Russian aerospace technology? Om? Uh oh. -- .. "Though I could not caution all, I yet may warn a few: Don't lend your hand to raise no flag atop no ship of fools!" --grateful dead. __________________________________________________ _____________ Mike Flugennock, flugennock at sinkers dot org "Mikey'zine": dubya dubya dubya dot sinkers dot org |
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![]() mike flugennock wrote: [...] D'oh, great; so, who's going to post the absurd, over-the-top facetious commentary on Russian aerospace technology? Om? Uh oh. And OM doesn't have detailed Russian trolley info...take care, Pat, and look in when you can! So Rhonda Lea can still recognize the group when she drops by, of course. /dps |
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I had an absolute ball doing this!
Patrick Clinton James Flannery Yours is a sane and reasoned voice in this newsgroup. You and your informative viewpoints are always worth reading. You're just taking a working vacation from us, is all... |
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