Hoaxie Alert C to C AM - Mars Rover silenced by Alien Greys ??

BV I don't like the word "Anomaly" I like screwed up better. Anomaly
to me means something that is abnormal.Like being irregular,being
deviated from the rule. When Apollo 13 had that explosion its commander
did not say to Houston we have an "anomaly" I think the
Spirit tripped over a small rock with its spindly stemmed front
wheels,and lander on its receiver. Bert

"G=EMC^2 Glazier" wrote in message
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BV I don't like the word "Anomaly" I like screwed up better. Anomaly
to me means something that is abnormal.Like being irregular,being
deviated from the rule. When Apollo 13 had that explosion its commander
did not say to Houston we have an "anomaly" I think the
Spirit tripped over a small rock with its spindly stemmed front
wheels,and lander on its receiver. Bert

I disagree. Anomaly is a perfect term. "Screwed Up" implies that something
is wrong with the rover, IE it fell over a rock. Malfunctioned implies that
it failed in someway, IE a blue screen of death because of a buffer overrun.
We cannot confirm the cause the of the problem, just that the rover is not
functioning properly, IE this is an anomaly. Now, if they find out it
tripped over a rock and malfunctioned because someone didn't tighten the
Finnegan pin holding the flux capacitor in place, well then...that is just
screwed up.

BV.
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During a perfect moment of peace at Fri, 23 Jan 2004 15:50:29 -0500
(EST), (G=EMC^2 Glazier) interrupted with:

BV I don't like the word "Anomaly" snip. Anomaly
to me means something that is abnormal.Like being irregular,being
deviated from the rule.

From http://dictionary.reference.com/search?q=abnormal
and http://dictionary.reference.com/search?q=anomalous
and http://dictionary.reference.com/search?q=anomaly

[Alteration (influenced by ab-1), of obsolete anormal from Medieval
Latin anormlis, blend of Late Latin abnormis(Latin ab-, away from; see
ab-1 + Latin norma, rule; see gn- in Indo-European Roots), and
anmalus; see anomalous.]

" Deviation or departure from the normal or common order, form, or
rule."

So abnormal = anomalous or an anomaly

You don't like the derivation of the word then? Or NASA is quite right
to use the word in that context.
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BV NASA will never know it tiped over or was hit by a meteorite. It will
always be an anomaly because NASA likes that word,for it tells nothing.
NASA has an anomaly between its ears. It fits for there is nothing
there. NASA has only one thing to say "WHERE IS THE MONEY
$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ Bert

In article s.com, Dr
Anton Phibes wrote:

"Carl R. Osterwald" wrote in message
...

You called it.

His whiny voice was extra shrill last night as he begged for the
hoax-to-hoax rubes to grease his paypal account enough so that brave,
brave Sir Dr. Richard CEEE Hoagland can continue the crusade by holding
a press conference in Wash. D.C. that will expose The Bad Guys.

.....how much would you bet that all those $$$ going into
that PayPal account is really going to Korean
"washy-wash girls" at some Massage Palour located
in a W. Hollywood or Compton CA strip mall...?

..the seedy ones that have adleast one Dollar Store, One Chinese
Takeout, one Check Cashing Agency and one Tobacco, News
and Lottery Agent Store, all located in the same one story tall block
of late-1960's rust stained concrete decaying storefront. : ) : )

....gee folks, I mean can't you just imagine, Hoagie coming out of
"Madame Foo-Foo's Oriental Masseuse" with a ****-eating
grin on his face, and holding the door an sayin hi to Jimmy Swaggart
or Robert Tilton, who are on their way in ?

Including the disturbed Hoaxie poof hairdo, this becomes a disturbing
image.


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Official AFA-B Bully and Gummint Disinformation Agent

"Carl R. Osterwald" wrote:

In article , \\The Commentator//
wrote:

nine thirty wrote:

Well, our friend RH at enterprisemission.com *has not*
repeat, has NOT, said that the Greys in their
triangular-shaped spaceships neutered "Rover"....

But how much do you want to bet, that he'll
be on C to C AM this evening, with some wild
conspiracy theory, cooked up for just this occasion.....?


PLACE YER BETS FOLKS!

What do you think Hoagie will say was the ROOT CAUSE
for NASA's loss of contact with the Mars Rover this evening..?

Post your ideas below in this thread.
Be creative now! : )

The marks have not sent Hoaxie enough money yet.

You called it.

His whiny voice was extra shrill last night as he begged for the
hoax-to-hoax rubes to grease his paypal account enough so that brave,
brave Sir Dr. Richard CEEE Hoagland can continue the crusade by holding
a press conference in Wash. D.C. that will expose The Bad Guys.

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Official AFA-B Bully and Gummint Disinformation Agent

The last time Hoaxie held a press briefing in DC, the Washington Post
called him a "kook." You would think he would have learned the lesson
by now, but nooooo...

"\The Commentator//" wrote in message
...
"Carl R. Osterwald" wrote:

The last time Hoaxie held a press briefing in DC, the
Washington Post called him a "kook." You would think
he would have learned the lesson by now, but nooooo...

I find it interesting that all mention of Richard C being
"Walter Cronkite's advisor" has disappeared over time.

I wonder if Cronkite asked him to stop?

Politely.
With a letter.
From an Attorney.

Just a guess ;

-Cap

Cap'n TrVth wrote:

"\The Commentator//" wrote in message
...
"Carl R. Osterwald" wrote:

The last time Hoaxie held a press briefing in DC, the
Washington Post called him a "kook." You would think
he would have learned the lesson by now, but nooooo...

I find it interesting that all mention of Richard C being
"Walter Cronkite's advisor" has disappeared over time.

I wonder if Cronkite asked him to stop?

Politely.
With a letter.
From an Attorney.

Just a guess ;

-Cap

That would be my guess, a letter from a CBS attorney.

On Fri, 23 Jan 2004 12:21:43 -0500, ebeeed wrote:


WHAT are you smoking in your hookah pipe...? (I want some!)

Why is it, when people think another person has said something weird, ask
the question above and _then_ say: "I want some!", when surely they mean:
"So I can stay away from it if it makes you think (& say) such stupid
things!"?

On Sat, 24 Jan 2004 19:30:34 +1000, "Dat's Me"
wrote:

On Fri, 23 Jan 2004 12:21:43 -0500, ebeeed wrote:


WHAT are you smoking in your hookah pipe...? (I want some!)

Why is it, when people think another person has said something weird, ask
the question above and _then_ say: "I want some!", when surely they mean:
"So I can stay away from it if it makes you think (& say) such stupid
things!"?


What if he really wants some?




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