SAVE THE HUBBLE FOUNDATION!

Davoud:
(various egregious errors)

Trane Francks:
...You didn't close your quotation. Whatever are we to do with you?
*mock sigh* ;^)

I could send you a high-res photo of myself and you could use Photoshop
(or perhaps the astro image editor of your choice) to make my face
reddish. I'm fond of the subtle pinks that I have seen in parts of some
of the best images of M42 that folks are posting.

Davoud

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On 01/21/04 21:56 +0900, Davoud wrote:

reddish. I'm fond of the subtle pinks that I have seen in parts of some
of the best images of M42 that folks are posting.

LOL!

trane
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// Practice random kindness and senseless acts of beauty.

On 01/21/04 21:56 +0900, Davoud wrote:

reddish. I'm fond of the subtle pinks that I have seen in parts of some
of the best images of M42 that folks are posting.

LOL!

trane
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//------------------------------------------------------------
// Trane Francks Tokyo, Japan
// Practice random kindness and senseless acts of beauty.

On 01/21/04 21:56 +0900, Davoud wrote:

reddish. I'm fond of the subtle pinks that I have seen in parts of some
of the best images of M42 that folks are posting.

LOL!

trane
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//------------------------------------------------------------
// Trane Francks Tokyo, Japan
// Practice random kindness and senseless acts of beauty.

On 01/21/04 21:56 +0900, Davoud wrote:

reddish. I'm fond of the subtle pinks that I have seen in parts of some
of the best images of M42 that folks are posting.

LOL!

trane
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//------------------------------------------------------------
// Trane Francks Tokyo, Japan
// Practice random kindness and senseless acts of beauty.

Brian Tung wrote:

Davoud wrote:
Agreed, but context doesn't always help. "I went to the zoo and saw a
man eating tiger."

Funny. But I don't think you're seriously applying that same logic to
the subject line, though. I've never heard of "The Hubble Foundation."

And I doubt very seriously if a zoo would allow a "man eating tiger" on
their premises.

Mike Simmons

Brian Tung wrote:

Davoud wrote:
Agreed, but context doesn't always help. "I went to the zoo and saw a
man eating tiger."

Funny. But I don't think you're seriously applying that same logic to
the subject line, though. I've never heard of "The Hubble Foundation."

And I doubt very seriously if a zoo would allow a "man eating tiger" on
their premises.

Mike Simmons

Brian Tung wrote:

Davoud wrote:
Agreed, but context doesn't always help. "I went to the zoo and saw a
man eating tiger."

Funny. But I don't think you're seriously applying that same logic to
the subject line, though. I've never heard of "The Hubble Foundation."

And I doubt very seriously if a zoo would allow a "man eating tiger" on
their premises.

Mike Simmons

Brian Tung wrote:

Davoud wrote:
Agreed, but context doesn't always help. "I went to the zoo and saw a
man eating tiger."

Funny. But I don't think you're seriously applying that same logic to
the subject line, though. I've never heard of "The Hubble Foundation."

And I doubt very seriously if a zoo would allow a "man eating tiger" on
their premises.

Mike Simmons

Davoud:
...Agreed, but context doesn't always help. "I went to the zoo and saw a
man eating tiger."

Mike Simmons:
And I doubt very seriously if a zoo would allow a "man eating tiger" on
their premises.

Perhaps. But see
http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-srv.../zoodeaths_010
904.html.

Davoud

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