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March 28th 06, 10:02 AM
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Planet under Pressure
nightbat wrote
With so many planetary changes occurring it's difficult to keep up with it all. Thank goodness for profound Earth Science Team Officers around the globe for what would we do without them heaven only knows. See: http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/in_depth/...et/default.stm Keep those planetary reports coming in Officers and watch the skies for any sight of the Sean Starships possibly arriving. carry on, the nightbat 
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March 29th 06, 04:36 AM
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Hi nightbat,
Nice site and thoughts. -- Thanks, Jeffrey Beneath South Carolina skies and clouds ------------------------------------------------------------- --------------------- ---------------------- ------------------------------------------------------------- "nightbat" wrote in message ... nightbat wrote With so many planetary changes occurring it's difficult to keep up with it all. Thank goodness for profound Earth Science Team Officers around the globe for what would we do without them heaven only knows. See: http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/in_depth/...et/default.stm Keep those planetary reports coming in Officers and watch the skies for any sight of the Sean Starships possibly arriving. carry on, the nightbat
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March 29th 06, 11:12 AM
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Jeffrey Hopkins wrote: Hi nightbat, Nice site and thoughts. -- Thanks, Jeffrey Beneath South Carolina skies and clouds nightbat You're welcome Jeff and welcome to the group. ponder on, the nightbat
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March 29th 06, 03:47 PM
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nightbat Your Florida meteorologist reporting good news(good news don't
sell papers) Sunny and warm. Bad news is very dry and fires breaking out. Very few birds this spring. Are they dying of the flu? Where are the birds hiding I know sharp shooter Chaney is not to blame. TreBert
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March 29th 06, 04:58 PM
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G=EMC^2 Glazier wrote: nightbat Your Florida meteorologist reporting good news(good news don't sell papers) Sunny and warm. Bad news is very dry and fires breaking out. Very few birds this spring. Are they dying of the flu? Where are the birds hiding I know sharp shooter Chaney is not to blame. TreBert Tornado in Fresno, CA this morning! That out to sell some papers! Double-A
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March 30th 06, 12:59 AM
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Only SIX mass extinctions? My, my! If you want a heavy dose of DOOM
AND GLOOM, read this crap! Frootbat's still at it! We're all GONNA DIE! Saul Levy On Tue, 28 Mar 2006 04:02:40 -0500, nightbat wrote: nightbat wrote With so many planetary changes occurring it's difficult to keep up with it all. Thank goodness for profound Earth Science Team Officers around the globe for what would we do without them heaven only knows. See: http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/in_depth/...et/default.stm Keep those planetary reports coming in Officers and watch the skies for any sight of the Sean Starships possibly arriving. carry on, the nightbat
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April 20th 06, 08:45 PM
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Just a friendly reminder: Isn't sean supposed to arrive by the end of
April? There doesn't seem to be any sign whatsoever, frootbat! We'd love to see all the kooks leave this planet! Saul Levy On Tue, 28 Mar 2006 04:02:40 -0500, nightbat wrote: nightbat wrote With so many planetary changes occurring it's difficult to keep up with it all. Thank goodness for profound Earth Science Team Officers around the globe for what would we do without them heaven only knows. See: http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/in_depth/...et/default.stm Keep those planetary reports coming in Officers and watch the skies for any sight of the Sean Starships possibly arriving. carry on, the nightbat
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