Theory Proposes New View of Sun and Earth's Creation

You may carefully check this link about Universe and Sun and Earth's Creation

http://www.world-mysteries.com/sci_10_eusa.htm

"David Nelson" wrote in message
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You may carefully check this link about Universe and Sun and Earth's
Creation

http://www.world-mysteries.com/sci_10_eusa.htm

Why carefully? Is it worm-infested?

rj

"nightbat" wrote...
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Greg Crinklaw wrote:

Don't you mean fruitbat? Sorry, couldn't resist...

nightbat

Believe me, been called worst Greg, ha, ha, but ultimately its
your positive contribution that counts, not made for fun net names. How
about Batty du Nuit, batgoof, nightbutt, Sir Bat, ha, ha, or batduffus.

And let us not forget "nocturnal flying mammal!" g

When the original profound model predictions come in however, I'm the
one laughing all the way. Try to help and if you're called names, means
somebody is reading and hopefully getting it. I personally and
respectfully never call anyone a name, ha, ha, I think, heck, what if
somehow I'm distant related to them?


the nightbat

All the more reason?... to call them a name? g

happy days and...
starry starry nights!

--
Our heads up in the sky,
We're so clueless of our worth...
Whose sky no longer shines
As we lose our Mother-Earth?

As people we must learn
About the care of planet parts,
To leave the world a better turn--
Empower brand new hearts!

Paine Ellsworth

Painius wrote:
"nightbat" wrote...
in message ...

Greg Crinklaw wrote:

Don't you mean fruitbat? Sorry, couldn't resist...

nightbat

Believe me, been called worst Greg, ha, ha, but ultimately its
your positive contribution that counts, not made for fun net names. How
about Batty du Nuit, batgoof, nightbutt, Sir Bat, ha, ha, or batduffus.


And let us not forget "nocturnal flying mammal!" g

When the original profound model predictions come in however, I'm the
one laughing all the way. Try to help and if you're called names, means
somebody is reading and hopefully getting it. I personally and
respectfully never call anyone a name, ha, ha, I think, heck, what if
somehow I'm distant related to them?


the nightbat


All the more reason?... to call them a name? g

happy days and...
starry starry nights!


So did you change your email address just to defeat my kill file? How
pathetic!

Ok, PLONK again.

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"nightbat" wrote...
in message ...

Greg Crinklaw wrote:

Don't you mean fruitbat? Sorry, couldn't resist...

nightbat

Believe me, been called worst Greg, ha, ha, but ultimately its
your positive contribution that counts, not made for fun net names. How
about Batty du Nuit, batgoof, nightbutt, Sir Bat, ha, ha, or batduffus.

And let us not forget "nocturnal flying mammal!" g

And let us not forget the reason why the "Batman" movies failed in the
Nordic countries and German-speaking countries. I mean, just how
intimidated are *you* gonna be if someone confronts you and announces
that he is called "Fluttering Mouse Man!"...? (That's the literal
translation of "Fliedermaus.")

Doug

nightbat wrote

"Doug..." wrote:

In article ,
says...
"nightbat" wrote...
in message ...

Greg Crinklaw wrote:

Don't you mean fruitbat? Sorry, couldn't resist...

nightbat

Believe me, been called worst Greg, ha, ha, but ultimately its
your positive contribution that counts, not made for fun net names. How
about Batty du Nuit, batgoof, nightbutt, Sir Bat, ha, ha, or batduffus.

And let us not forget "nocturnal flying mammal!" g

And let us not forget the reason why the "Batman" movies failed in the
Nordic countries and German-speaking countries. I mean, just how
intimidated are *you* gonna be if someone confronts you and announces
that he is called "Fluttering Mouse Man!"...? (That's the literal
translation of "Fliedermaus.")

Doug


nightbat

Ha, ha, ha, and yes, what a rip, the Nobel Prize Committee takes
honor and pleasure of awarding science distinguished medal in physics
for singularity resolution to the most humble and respective fellow,
Fliedermaus, ok. That's a unique one for the list, and ha, ha, the
laughter and joy would never stop even after the ceremonies.


Thanks Doug,
the nightbat

Recently Doug... honored sci.astro with:

"Fluttering Mouse Man!"...? (That's the literal
translation of "Fliedermaus.")

Well I don't know what the hell a Fliedermaus is, but no serious
attempt at a literal translation of Fledermaus would yield "Fluttering
Mouse Man." Here's a clue: "fleder" has no contemporary use in
German, so you'll have to search elsewhere for the derivative root.

In article ,
wrote:

Recently Doug... honored sci.astro with:

"Fluttering Mouse Man!"...? (That's the literal
translation of "Fliedermaus.")

Well I don't know what the hell a Fliedermaus is, but no serious
attempt at a literal translation of Fledermaus would yield "Fluttering
Mouse Man." Here's a clue: "fleder" has no contemporary use in
German, so you'll have to search elsewhere for the derivative root.

A Fliedermaus is a bat. Fluttering mouse makes some sense.

tom

--
We have discovered a therapy ( NOT a cure )
for the common cold. Play tuba for an hour.

On Tue, 15 Jun 2004 12:02:32 -0600, Alan the Horse
wrote:

Well I don't know what the hell a Fliedermaus is

A bat ? (Flying kind)