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On Apr 20, 9:22 pm, Sam Wormley wrote:
Martin R. Howell wrote: What do you people think of this little point? I always thought that our planet is named simply, "Earth." So, when I hear something is good for "the" Earth, I am given to wonder what might be good for "the" Jupiter, or "the" Venus. Am I getting all worked up over nothing? You know what a bucket is.... bucket... Holes are not good for "the" bucket. You swim in a river.... river... Toxic Waste Sludge is not good for "the" river. Lots of CO2 is not particularly good for "the" Earth's climate as we know it. Hmm, so that comet of a few years ago which smashed into the Jupiter wasn't very nice? g |
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