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August 1st 10, 02:30 PM
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Kepler Investigator Says 'Galaxy Is Rich In Earth-Like Planets'
On Aug 1, 2:49*am, Brad Guth wrote:
Chris.B tends to soil his aluminum underpants, and the lack of proper containment tends to leave a brown smelly trail everywhere he goes. Hi Brenda! Reduced to childish name calling? Leave it to the (real) experts. ;-) I had a physics tutor nicknamed "Slug". It didn't affect me at all. :-) 
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August 1st 10, 07:39 PM
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Kepler Investigator Says 'Galaxy Is Rich In Earth-Like Planets'
On Aug 1, 6:30*am, "Chris.B" wrote:
On Aug 1, 2:49*am, Brad Guth wrote: Chris.B tends to soil his aluminum underpants, and the lack of proper containment tends to leave a brown smelly trail everywhere he goes. Hi Brenda! Reduced to childish name calling? Leave it to the (real) experts. ;-) I had a physics tutor nicknamed "Slug". It didn't affect me at all. :-) So, how much of your DNA code is directly from Einstein? In other words, you really don’t have any original thoughts, notions or deductive interpretations, just the usual mainstream parrot speak that you were taught via positive reinforcements (treats) by Mr. Slug. Good for you, you’ve earned your parrot treat. ~ BG
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August 2nd 10, 07:31 AM
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Kepler Investigator Says 'Galaxy Is Rich In Earth-Like Planets'
On Aug 1, 8:39*pm, Brad Guth wrote:
you really don’t have any original thoughts, notions or deductive interpretations, just the usual mainstream parrot speak that you were taught via positive reinforcements (treats) by Mr. Slug. *Good for you, you’ve earned your parrot treat. Dear Brenda Guff Treats? Gosh! Reward at last! From someone who repeats herself, in almost every iteration of the same non-original post, am I supposed to be flattered? Your entire trolling career could be summed up in fewer than half a dozen terms or short phrases. "Venus, Selene, sodium, dark as coal, Sirius...." Stop me if you've heard it... BTW "Slug" wasn't a mister. He was a sprayer. ;-)
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August 3rd 10, 01:06 PM
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Kepler Investigator Says 'Galaxy Is Rich In Earth-Like Planets'
On Aug 2, 11:37*pm, Brad Guth wrote:
snip Repent! The end of the world is nigh! Now try to imagine how much better off those on the planet Venus are. Dear Brenda If you are going to start talking sense I shan't want to play any more! Pick another one. Venus is so "yesterday".
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