>>Don't you hate when that happens?
>
> ...Yes. Goddamnit.
>
> http://www.ferraris-online.com/pages/carintro.php?reqcardir=FE-365GTB4-13373
You had me fooled this time, Mark. Probably the first time ever. Lots
of people are on Earthlink. You stopped using the Mindspring thing, on
here anyway, a long time ago, perhaps because it was unique. And I've
almost always caught your esoteric references. This time, I was ready
to welcome you as a newcomer. You dog. This should make your day.
Want to go off-topic with you for a minute - for the last month or so
I've noticed this long white streak across the night sky, about a foot
and a half wide from ground-level's eye. I always thought it was high
clouds, because we do get those here, but since it's in the same
position I now feel that I'm looking at the Milky Way. I always thought
the mass of stars within the MW was more visible, this is kind of wide
but wispy.
I was going to check on the web but I felt I first owed you the
opportunity to humiliate me before my peers. <Kneels>
MC

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Bacchus, not the Magoo guy - 06 Jul 2005 12:52 GMT
>>>Don't you hate when that happens?
>>
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>almost always caught your esoteric references. This time, I was ready
>to welcome you as a newcomer. You dog. This should make your day.
I'm in a huge quandary over this usenet thing lately...
The events of the USGP have brought out the dumbest and rudest in a
group that was dumber than most and ruder than any should be.
...There is a systemic deficiency in any system that gives equal voice
to every "thought" without vetting anything.
>Want to go off-topic with you for a minute - for the last month or so
>I've noticed this long white streak across the night sky, about a foot
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>the mass of stars within the MW was more visible, this is kind of wide
>but wispy.
Where I am we're lucky to see the wispiness (my southern sky glows
brightly with the lights of the Disney Store in Times Square,
mindfucking the world's children into stultifying complacency), where
you are it should look like a river of milk indeed.
>I was going to check on the web
Check the web... That's what its good for.
>but I felt I first owed you the
>opportunity to humiliate me before my peers. <Kneels>
...512 TRs blow.
;-)
I saw one in formation with a 360 Berlinetta a couple of weekends ago,
the sheer weight of the latent anachronisms rended the local
space-time continuum, and everyone's t-shirts turned pastel as it
passed.