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January 29th 05, 06:28 AM
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Is NASA brain dead?
After a year work on Mars, what have we discovered?
That NASA is uncapable of thinking, or putting two and two together. It was worth it! es *---------------------------------* Posted at: http://www.GroupSrv.com Check: http://www.HotCodecs.com *---------------------------------* Posted Via Usenet.com Premium Usenet Newsgroup Services ---------------------------------------------------------- ** SPEED ** RETENTION ** COMPLETION ** ANONYMITY ** ---------------------------------------------------------- http://www.usenet.com 
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January 29th 05, 10:37 AM
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In message , extrasense
writes After a year work on Mars, what have we discovered? That NASA is uncapable of thinking, or putting two and two together. Is that extra sense developed at the expense of normal brain function? BTW, it's _incapable_.
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January 30th 05, 08:58 AM
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Is the Pope Catholic?
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