Astronomer partnership

Besides the usual reasons, my interest in amateur astronomy grew a lot
out of being intrigued at how even amateurs can contribute to the
field. I know it's somewhat rare for an amateur to discover a new
comet, for instance, but I'm always hoping for the best.

With this in mind I want to be prepared if I'm ever so fortunate. I'm
looking for another amateur astronomer, specifically someone with the
last name of "Ben". We would join in an astronomical partnership of
sorts - "confirming" any new discoveries.

My hope in the event I or my eventual partner discovers a comet, is
that our partnership would submit the discovery to the International
Astronomical Union and that the comet would come to be named
"Ben-Dover"

If you fit my requirements, or know someone who does, please email me.

Thanks,

Steve Dover

On 19 Feb 2004 13:21:17 -0800, (Stephen Dover)
wrote:

Besides the usual reasons, my interest in amateur astronomy grew a lot
out of being intrigued at how even amateurs can contribute to the
field. I know it's somewhat rare for an amateur to discover a new
comet, for instance, but I'm always hoping for the best.

With this in mind I want to be prepared if I'm ever so fortunate. I'm
looking for another amateur astronomer, specifically someone with the
last name of "Ben". We would join in an astronomical partnership of
sorts - "confirming" any new discoveries.

My hope in the event I or my eventual partner discovers a comet, is
that our partnership would submit the discovery to the International
Astronomical Union and that the comet would come to be named
"Ben-Dover"

If you fit my requirements, or know someone who does, please email me.

Thanks,

Steve Dover

Ah wait a minute. Has SAA turned into a Gay meet up board?
Amateur Astronomy and SAA have enough problems without your sort of
perversion abroad in the group.
Now off with you.
get yourself over to gay.buttlovers.sniff.sniff.sniff

On 19 Feb 2004 13:21:17 -0800, (Stephen Dover)
wrote:

Besides the usual reasons, my interest in amateur astronomy grew a lot
out of being intrigued at how even amateurs can contribute to the
field. I know it's somewhat rare for an amateur to discover a new
comet, for instance, but I'm always hoping for the best.

With this in mind I want to be prepared if I'm ever so fortunate. I'm
looking for another amateur astronomer, specifically someone with the
last name of "Ben". We would join in an astronomical partnership of
sorts - "confirming" any new discoveries.

My hope in the event I or my eventual partner discovers a comet, is
that our partnership would submit the discovery to the International
Astronomical Union and that the comet would come to be named
"Ben-Dover"

If you fit my requirements, or know someone who does, please email me.

Thanks,

Steve Dover

Ah wait a minute. Has SAA turned into a Gay meet up board?
Amateur Astronomy and SAA have enough problems without your sort of
perversion abroad in the group.
Now off with you.
get yourself over to gay.buttlovers.sniff.sniff.sniff

"Stephen Dover" wrote:

My hope in the event I or my eventual partner discovers a comet, is
that our partnership would submit the discovery to the International
Astronomical Union and that the comet would come to be named
"Ben-Dover"

LOL!

In my class at high school, there was a girl named Sarah Meade. Just
think if she discovered a comet, there would be lots of free advertising
for that worthless money-grabbing don't-care-about-customers company.

"Stephen Dover" wrote:

My hope in the event I or my eventual partner discovers a comet, is
that our partnership would submit the discovery to the International
Astronomical Union and that the comet would come to be named
"Ben-Dover"

LOL!

In my class at high school, there was a girl named Sarah Meade. Just
think if she discovered a comet, there would be lots of free advertising
for that worthless money-grabbing don't-care-about-customers company.

PLONK!

"Stephen Dover" wrote in message
om...
Besides the usual reasons, my interest in amateur astronomy grew a lot
out of being intrigued at how even amateurs can contribute to the
field. I know it's somewhat rare for an amateur to discover a new
comet, for instance, but I'm always hoping for the best.

With this in mind I want to be prepared if I'm ever so fortunate. I'm
looking for another amateur astronomer, specifically someone with the
last name of "Ben". We would join in an astronomical partnership of
sorts - "confirming" any new discoveries.

My hope in the event I or my eventual partner discovers a comet, is
that our partnership would submit the discovery to the International
Astronomical Union and that the comet would come to be named
"Ben-Dover"

If you fit my requirements, or know someone who does, please email me.

Thanks,

Steve Dover

PLONK!

"Stephen Dover" wrote in message
om...
Besides the usual reasons, my interest in amateur astronomy grew a lot
out of being intrigued at how even amateurs can contribute to the
field. I know it's somewhat rare for an amateur to discover a new
comet, for instance, but I'm always hoping for the best.

With this in mind I want to be prepared if I'm ever so fortunate. I'm
looking for another amateur astronomer, specifically someone with the
last name of "Ben". We would join in an astronomical partnership of
sorts - "confirming" any new discoveries.

My hope in the event I or my eventual partner discovers a comet, is
that our partnership would submit the discovery to the International
Astronomical Union and that the comet would come to be named
"Ben-Dover"

If you fit my requirements, or know someone who does, please email me.

Thanks,

Steve Dover

Christopher Faris is a gay fellow hoping to meet other gays on
AstroMart.

Shawnie

On Thu, 19 Feb 2004 16:19:38 -0700, Bob Kranmer
wrote:

On 19 Feb 2004 13:21:17 -0800, (Stephen Dover)
wrote:

Besides the usual reasons, my interest in amateur astronomy grew a lot
out of being intrigued at how even amateurs can contribute to the
field. I know it's somewhat rare for an amateur to discover a new
comet, for instance, but I'm always hoping for the best.

With this in mind I want to be prepared if I'm ever so fortunate. I'm
looking for another amateur astronomer, specifically someone with the
last name of "Ben". We would join in an astronomical partnership of
sorts - "confirming" any new discoveries.

My hope in the event I or my eventual partner discovers a comet, is
that our partnership would submit the discovery to the International
Astronomical Union and that the comet would come to be named
"Ben-Dover"

If you fit my requirements, or know someone who does, please email me.

Thanks,

Steve Dover

Ah wait a minute. Has SAA turned into a Gay meet up board?
Amateur Astronomy and SAA have enough problems without your sort of
perversion abroad in the group.
Now off with you.
get yourself over to gay.buttlovers.sniff.sniff.sniff

Christopher Faris is a gay fellow hoping to meet other gays on
AstroMart.

Shawnie

On Thu, 19 Feb 2004 16:19:38 -0700, Bob Kranmer
wrote:

On 19 Feb 2004 13:21:17 -0800, (Stephen Dover)
wrote:

Besides the usual reasons, my interest in amateur astronomy grew a lot
out of being intrigued at how even amateurs can contribute to the
field. I know it's somewhat rare for an amateur to discover a new
comet, for instance, but I'm always hoping for the best.

With this in mind I want to be prepared if I'm ever so fortunate. I'm
looking for another amateur astronomer, specifically someone with the
last name of "Ben". We would join in an astronomical partnership of
sorts - "confirming" any new discoveries.

My hope in the event I or my eventual partner discovers a comet, is
that our partnership would submit the discovery to the International
Astronomical Union and that the comet would come to be named
"Ben-Dover"

If you fit my requirements, or know someone who does, please email me.

Thanks,

Steve Dover

Ah wait a minute. Has SAA turned into a Gay meet up board?
Amateur Astronomy and SAA have enough problems without your sort of
perversion abroad in the group.
Now off with you.
get yourself over to gay.buttlovers.sniff.sniff.sniff