Thanks Obama!
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ChesusRice
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western or meyers?
Dr Kynes
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kelly4
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Kill.
Antidisestablishmentarian
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ChesusRice
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Never heard of kill
When is some eco loon gonna tell us its all because of storm Nori? The reason its so cold is because Nori was for sure caused by warming temperatures, where as if it were .5C cooler we would all be living in paradise, all the deserts would be gone, no need for air conditioning and California would not be in a drought,
kelly4
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Do you want me to plow your driveway?Roses were blooming here two days ago. The trees still had all their leafs and daffodils were blooming in my garden.
Why no thread then?
UncleBuck
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no, sliding around in the snow is most of the fun.
UncleBuck
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come get my chickens and keep them in your garage for a while.
kelly4
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Louie can keep an eye on them...
heckler73
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Because Rosetta/Philae...
failed? The ESA has been peculiarly silent since having problems getting the harpoons to "fire" (something tells me that is code for "we fucked up in thinking this was a ball of frozen, primordial soup, instead of a gawd-damned piece of a MOUNTAIN"). Saying now "we'll know more tomorrow". As someone elsewhere poignantly asked, "Why do we have to wait? Is it night-time on the comet or something?"
I don't know, though. We'll all know more in about 16 hours when they finally decide to give us another "update" (unless they postpone it...again).
But I won't be surprised to find the mission was a 10-year long PhD thesis flushed down the toilet.
Sometimes it takes great failures to shake the paradigm into submission, as opposed to great success.
failed? The ESA has been peculiarly silent since having problems getting the harpoons to "fire" (something tells me that is code for "we fucked up in thinking this was a ball of frozen, primordial soup, instead of a gawd-damned piece of a MOUNTAIN"). Saying now "we'll know more tomorrow". As someone elsewhere poignantly asked, "Why do we have to wait? Is it night-time on the comet or something?"
I don't know, though. We'll all know more in about 16 hours when they finally decide to give us another "update" (unless they postpone it...again).
But I won't be surprised to find the mission was a 10-year long PhD thesis flushed down the toilet.
Sometimes it takes great failures to shake the paradigm into submission, as opposed to great success.