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Old September 16th 03, 08:29 AM
Painius
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OH NO !!!! NOT another SPELING flame???

'tsa good thing David deserved it, huh! g

happy days and...
starry starry nights!

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So watch as we go 'round in circles,
Ending back where we began,
And there's only one outcome
For anyone's time--
Each of us getting a tan.

Paine Ellsworth

"Bill Sheppard" wrote in message ...
Is Shimmer a desert topping or a dessert topping?g oc

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Old September 16th 03, 08:38 AM
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"Mike Slough" wrote...
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Most astronomers now believe that Pluto, discovered in
1930, is in fact a member of the Kuiper Belt. . . .

The new Hubble observations, combined with the latest
ground-based Kuiper Belt surveys, reinforce the idea
that Pluto itself and its moon Charon are just large
Kuiper Belt members.


and the SURvey SEZZ...

"Planet?... PLANET???...

PLUto
ain't no
stinkin'
plaNET!!!!"


My Very Educated Mother Just Served Us Nine Kuiper Belts.


Forgot one, Mike...

My Very Educated Magestic Mother Just Served Us Nine KBs.

happy days and...
starry starry nights!

--
So watch as we go 'round in circles,
Ending back where we began,
And there's only one outcome
For anyone's time--
Each of us getting a tan.

Paine Ellsworth



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Old September 16th 03, 08:38 AM
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"Mike Slough" wrote...
in message ...

Most astronomers now believe that Pluto, discovered in
1930, is in fact a member of the Kuiper Belt. . . .

The new Hubble observations, combined with the latest
ground-based Kuiper Belt surveys, reinforce the idea
that Pluto itself and its moon Charon are just large
Kuiper Belt members.


and the SURvey SEZZ...

"Planet?... PLANET???...

PLUto
ain't no
stinkin'
plaNET!!!!"


My Very Educated Mother Just Served Us Nine Kuiper Belts.


Forgot one, Mike...

My Very Educated Magestic Mother Just Served Us Nine KBs.

happy days and...
starry starry nights!

--
So watch as we go 'round in circles,
Ending back where we began,
And there's only one outcome
For anyone's time--
Each of us getting a tan.

Paine Ellsworth



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Old September 17th 03, 06:59 PM
Jonathan Silverlight
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In message , David Knisely
writes
Painius wrote:
and the SURvey SEZZ...
"Planet?... PLANET???...
PLUto
ain't no
stinkin'
plaNET!!!!"



Ah, such useless protestations. This argument reminds me of an old
Saturday-Night Live skit of a commercial for the made-up product
"Shimmer"

(Wife) "Shimmer is a floorwax."

(Husband) "No, Shimmer is a desert topping"

(Wife) "No, Shimmer is a floorwax!"

(Husband) "No, Shimmer is a desert topping!!"

(announcer who barges in) "RELAX, Shimmer is a floorwax *AND* a desert
topping!"


Wasn't there a variation of that in a "Babylon 5" episode? Garibaldi is
buying something from a dodgy character. I can't remember what the two
possible uses were (sex aid or hair restorer ??) but the punch-line is
"If it leaves a waxy deposit on _anything_ I'm coming back."
--
"Forty millions of miles it was from us, more than forty millions of miles of
void"
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Old September 17th 03, 06:59 PM
Jonathan Silverlight
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In message , David Knisely
writes
Painius wrote:
and the SURvey SEZZ...
"Planet?... PLANET???...
PLUto
ain't no
stinkin'
plaNET!!!!"



Ah, such useless protestations. This argument reminds me of an old
Saturday-Night Live skit of a commercial for the made-up product
"Shimmer"

(Wife) "Shimmer is a floorwax."

(Husband) "No, Shimmer is a desert topping"

(Wife) "No, Shimmer is a floorwax!"

(Husband) "No, Shimmer is a desert topping!!"

(announcer who barges in) "RELAX, Shimmer is a floorwax *AND* a desert
topping!"


Wasn't there a variation of that in a "Babylon 5" episode? Garibaldi is
buying something from a dodgy character. I can't remember what the two
possible uses were (sex aid or hair restorer ??) but the punch-line is
"If it leaves a waxy deposit on _anything_ I'm coming back."
--
"Forty millions of miles it was from us, more than forty millions of miles of
void"
 




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