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January 21st 07, 05:12 AM
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Going Blind Warning Concerning Viewing of Comet McNaught
nightbat wrote
Normally the chance of going blind is not an issue when viewing fast moving comets from Earth as they make their rare appearances, but McNaught is different. See: http://news.nationalgeographic.com/n...tml?source=rss Well coffee boys especially don't have to worry since they're mostly interested in just spaming profound Earth Science Team Officers not actual astronomy goings on. However the warning is for all who attempt to try to catch a glimpse of it due to its proximity near the horizon passing close to the Sun at dusk or dawn. ponder on, the nightbat 
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January 21st 07, 05:35 AM
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Going Blind Warning Concerning Viewing of Comet McNaught
nightbat wrote: nightbat wrote Normally the chance of going blind is not an issue when viewing fast moving comets from Earth as they make their rare appearances, but McNaught is different. See: http://news.nationalgeographic.com/n...tml?source=rss Well coffee boys especially don't have to worry since they're mostly interested in just spaming profound Earth Science Team Officers not actual astronomy goings on. However the warning is for all who attempt to try to catch a glimpse of it due to its proximity near the horizon passing close to the Sun at dusk or dawn. ponder on, the nightbat good that you posted this warning Knight Nightbat... I would like to warne specialy Saul...
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January 21st 07, 06:15 AM
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Going Blind Warning Concerning Viewing of Comet McNaught
nightbat wrote
Warhol wrote: nightbat wrote: nightbat wrote Normally the chance of going blind is not an issue when viewing fast moving comets from Earth as they make their rare appearances, but McNaught is different. See: http://news.nationalgeographic.com/n...tml?source=rss Well coffee boys especially don't have to worry since they're mostly interested in just spaming profound Earth Science Team Officers not actual astronomy goings on. However the warning is for all who attempt to try to catch a glimpse of it due to its proximity near the horizon passing close to the Sun at dusk or dawn. ponder on, the nightbat Major Warhol good that you posted this warning Knight Nightbat... I would like to warne specialy Saul... nightbat Yes our Saul is a special case, but he has been apparently already blind to so many ongoing planetary events and warnings from profound Science Team Officers which usually go ignored or discounted by him. carry on, the nightbat
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January 21st 07, 11:13 PM
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Going Blind Warning Concerning Viewing of Comet McNaught
nightbat wrote:
nightbat wrote Warhol wrote: nightbat wrote: nightbat wrote Normally the chance of going blind is not an issue when viewing fast moving comets from Earth as they make their rare appearances, but McNaught is different. See: http://news.nationalgeographic.com/n...tml?source=rss Well coffee boys especially don't have to worry since they're mostly interested in just spaming profound Earth Science Team Officers not actual astronomy goings on. However the warning is for all who attempt to try to catch a glimpse of it due to its proximity near the horizon passing close to the Sun at dusk or dawn. ponder on, the nightbat Major Warhol good that you posted this warning Knight Nightbat... I would like to warne specialy Saul... nightbat Yes our Saul is a special case, but he has been apparently already blind to so many ongoing planetary events and warnings from profound Science Team Officers which usually go ignored or discounted by him. carry on, the nightbat Fortunately the "warnings" of raving frootcakes such as yourself and war-fizzy can be safely ignored.
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January 22nd 07, 02:51 AM
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Going Blind Warning Concerning Viewing of Comet McNaught
nightbat wrote
Art Deco wrote: nightbat wrote: nightbat wrote Warhol wrote: nightbat wrote: nightbat wrote Normally the chance of going blind is not an issue when viewing fast moving comets from Earth as they make their rare appearances, but McNaught is different. See: http://news.nationalgeographic.com/n...tml?source=rss Well coffee boys especially don't have to worry since they're mostly interested in just spaming profound Earth Science Team Officers not actual astronomy goings on. However the warning is for all who attempt to try to catch a glimpse of it due to its proximity near the horizon passing close to the Sun at dusk or dawn. ponder on, the nightbat Major Warhol good that you posted this warning Knight Nightbat... I would like to warne specialy Saul... nightbat Yes our Saul is a special case, but he has been apparently already blind to so many ongoing planetary events and warnings from profound Science Team Officers which usually go ignored or discounted by him. carry on, the nightbat Bart Devo Unfortunately the "warnings" of profound Officers such as yourself and war-fizzy cannot be safely ignored. nightbat The Katrina survivors and other most recent catastrophe warned victims happily agree, for their lives depended on early warning by the profound Earth Science Team Officers. Notice no one cares about whether auk lames on or foolish awards, just that the boys properly serve the coffee. fill that cup Red Cap, the nightbat
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#6
January 23rd 07, 12:40 AM
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Going Blind Warning Concerning Viewing of Comet McNaught
nightbat wrote:
Art Deco wrote: nightbat wrote: nightbat wrote Warhol wrote: nightbat wrote: nightbat wrote Normally the chance of going blind is not an issue when viewing fast moving comets from Earth as they make their rare appearances, but McNaught is different. See: http://news.nationalgeographic.com/n...html?source=rs s Well coffee boys especially don't have to worry since they're mostly interested in just spaming profound Earth Science Team Officers not actual astronomy goings on. However the warning is for all who attempt to try to catch a glimpse of it due to its proximity near the horizon passing close to the Sun at dusk or dawn. ponder on, the nightbat Major Warhol good that you posted this warning Knight Nightbat... I would like to warne specialy Saul... nightbat Yes our Saul is a special case, but he has been apparently already blind to so many ongoing planetary events and warnings from profound Science Team Officers which usually go ignored or discounted by him. carry on, the nightbat Bart Devo Unfortunately the "warnings" of profound Officers such as yourself and war-fizzy cannot be safely ignored. And another pathetic post edit. ni What?
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#7
February 9th 07, 05:28 AM
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Going Blind Warning Concerning Viewing of Comet McNaught
How many people died from Katrina, frootie? It was more than ZERO
that time, and you saved NO ONE! Saul Levy On Sun, 21 Jan 2007 21:51:07 -0500, nightbat wrote: Normally the chance of going blind is not an issue when viewing fast moving comets from Earth as they make their rare appearances, but McNaught is different. See: http://news.nationalgeographic.com/n...tml?source=rss Well coffee boys especially don't have to worry since they're mostly interested in just spaming profound Earth Science Team Officers not actual astronomy goings on. However the warning is for all who attempt to try to catch a glimpse of it due to its proximity near the horizon passing close to the Sun at dusk or dawn. ponder on, the nightbat Major Warhol good that you posted this warning Knight Nightbat... I would like to warne specialy Saul... nightbat Yes our Saul is a special case, but he has been apparently already blind to so many ongoing planetary events and warnings from profound Science Team Officers which usually go ignored or discounted by him. carry on, the nightbat Bart Devo Unfortunately the "warnings" of profound Officers such as yourself and war-fizzy cannot be safely ignored. nightbat The Katrina survivors and other most recent catastrophe warned victims happily agree, for their lives depended on early warning by the profound Earth Science Team Officers. Notice no one cares about whether auk lames on or foolish awards, just that the boys properly serve the coffee. fill that cup Red Cap, the nightbat
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#8
February 7th 07, 08:12 PM
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Going Blind Warning Concerning Viewing of Comet McNaught
No, frootie, ignored and discounted by everyone but your wacko nutjob
ossifers! Saul Levy On Sun, 21 Jan 2007 01:15:02 -0500, nightbat wrote: Major Warhol good that you posted this warning Knight Nightbat... I would like to warne specialy Saul... nightbat Yes our Saul is a special case, but he has been apparently already blind to so many ongoing planetary events and warnings from profound Science Team Officers which usually go ignored or discounted by him. carry on, the nightbat
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#9
February 7th 07, 07:05 AM
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Going Blind Warning Concerning Viewing of Comet McNaught
See, I told you already about this. See reply to frootie dated today.
Saul Levy On 20 Jan 2007 21:35:06 -0800, "Warhol" wrote: nightbat wrote Normally the chance of going blind is not an issue when viewing fast moving comets from Earth as they make their rare appearances, but McNaught is different. See: http://news.nationalgeographic.com/n...tml?source=rss Well coffee boys especially don't have to worry since they're mostly interested in just spaming profound Earth Science Team Officers not actual astronomy goings on. However the warning is for all who attempt to try to catch a glimpse of it due to its proximity near the horizon passing close to the Sun at dusk or dawn. ponder on, the nightbat good that you posted this warning Knight Nightbat... I would like to warne specialy Saul...
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January 21st 07, 06:40 AM
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Going Blind Warning Concerning Viewing of Comet McNaught
nightbat wrote: nightbat wrote Normally the chance of going blind is not an issue when viewing fast moving comets from Earth as they make their rare appearances, but McNaught is different. See: http://news.nationalgeographic.com/n...tml?source=rss Well coffee boys especially don't have to worry since they're mostly interested in just spaming profound Earth Science Team Officers not actual astronomy goings on. However the warning is for all who attempt to try to catch a glimpse of it due to its proximity near the horizon passing close to the Sun at dusk or dawn. ponder on, the nightbat And be sure to keep Britney dolls and all erotic materials out of sight and mind during viewing, lest any thoughtless self-fiddling should put you in double jeopardy of blindness! Double-A
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