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***I LOVED PLUTO***

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Wavy G - 25 Aug 2006 05:11 GMT
THE FORMER NINTH PLANET OF OUR SOLAR SYSTEM HAS NOW BEEN DEMOTED TO
SOMETHING CALLED A "DWARF PLANET," WHICH IS THE GREATEST FARCE IN
RECENT HISTORY--CHRIST, I'M GOING TO HAVE TO BUY ALL NEW
ENCYCLOPEDIAS--AND IF NEWS OF THIS TRAVESTY SHOULD LEAD TO RIOTS, I
SHALL DO WHAT I CAN TO HEL-"PLUTO"-SO MANY LOCAL MARKETS AND SMALL
BUSINESSES IN THE AREA.
navykurt@yahoo.com - 25 Aug 2006 07:20 GMT
> THE FORMER NINTH PLANET OF OUR SOLAR SYSTEM HAS NOW BEEN DEMOTED TO
> SOMETHING CALLED A "DWARF PLANET," WHICH IS THE GREATEST FARCE IN
> RECENT HISTORY--CHRIST, I'M GOING TO HAVE TO BUY ALL NEW
> ENCYCLOPEDIAS--AND IF NEWS OF THIS TRAVESTY SHOULD LEAD TO RIOTS, I
> SHALL DO WHAT I CAN TO HEL-"PLUTO"-SO MANY LOCAL MARKETS AND SMALL
> BUSINESSES IN THE AREA.

don't say that to loud the encylcopedia brittanica people might be
listening with door to door salesmen on stand-by.
dave hillstrom - 25 Aug 2006 13:14 GMT
>THE FORMER NINTH PLANET OF OUR SOLAR SYSTEM HAS NOW BEEN DEMOTED TO
>SOMETHING CALLED A "DWARF PLANET," WHICH IS THE GREATEST FARCE IN
>RECENT HISTORY--CHRIST, I'M GOING TO HAVE TO BUY ALL NEW
>ENCYCLOPEDIAS--AND IF NEWS OF THIS TRAVESTY SHOULD LEAD TO RIOTS, I
>SHALL DO WHAT I CAN TO HEL-"PLUTO"-SO MANY LOCAL MARKETS AND SMALL
>BUSINESSES IN THE AREA.

i thought this was pushing it, wavy geeeeeee.

but, the thought has occurred to me that ALL of us older than 20 will
now have to go back and RE-DO our school projects.

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Wavy G - 25 Aug 2006 13:53 GMT
Wavy G <Worldsaviour@Chosen1.org>, the dishevelled barkeeper, throbbed:

> f.cking COMMERCIAL BEAVER THE FORMER NINTH PLANET OF f.cking BUM
> BANDIT ONE EYED BASTARD OUR SOLAR SYSTEM HAS NOW f.cking BLACK JACK
[quoted text clipped - 10 lines]
> THE f.cking PROSTITUTE BIT OF c.nt AREA.  BITCH DISCHARGE c.nt LESBIAN
> BUGGER TIT f.cker w.nker
Daedalus - 25 Aug 2006 14:00 GMT
>THE FORMER NINTH PLANET OF OUR SOLAR SYSTEM HAS NOW BEEN DEMOTED TO
>SOMETHING CALLED A "DWARF PLANET," WHICH IS THE GREATEST FARCE IN
>RECENT HISTORY--CHRIST, I'M GOING TO HAVE TO BUY ALL NEW
>ENCYCLOPEDIAS--AND IF NEWS OF THIS TRAVESTY SHOULD LEAD TO RIOTS, I
>SHALL DO WHAT I CAN TO HEL-"PLUTO"-SO MANY LOCAL MARKETS AND SMALL
>BUSINESSES IN THE AREA.

I am organizing a candle light vigil for Pluto at noon  this Saturday
in Central Park. Bring a side dish and your own beverages.

Jade

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dave hillstrom - 25 Aug 2006 18:21 GMT
>>THE FORMER NINTH PLANET OF OUR SOLAR SYSTEM HAS NOW BEEN DEMOTED TO
>>SOMETHING CALLED A "DWARF PLANET," WHICH IS THE GREATEST FARCE IN
[quoted text clipped - 7 lines]
>
>Jade

why is it called central park.  central park would be in kansas or
nebraska.  it should be called north easternish park.

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Wavy G - 25 Aug 2006 21:50 GMT
The results are in...dave hillstrom, you are NOT the father!

>>>THE FORMER NINTH PLANET OF OUR SOLAR SYSTEM HAS NOW BEEN DEMOTED TO
>>>SOMETHING CALLED A "DWARF PLANET," WHICH IS THE GREATEST FARCE IN
[quoted text clipped - 10 lines]
>why is it called central park.  central park would be in kansas or
>nebraska.  it should be called north easternish park.

Yeah, northeastern.  Like, using the human body as an example, it
would be right around, say, the arm pit.
dave hillstrom - 25 Aug 2006 23:43 GMT
>The results are in...dave hillstrom, you are NOT the father!
>
[quoted text clipped - 15 lines]
>Yeah, northeastern.  Like, using the human body as an example, it
>would be right around, say, the arm pit.

the left armpit.  exactly.

lets write the NYC mayor.

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Wavy G - 26 Aug 2006 02:47 GMT
The results are in...dave hillstrom, you are NOT the father!

>>The results are in...dave hillstrom, you are NOT the father!
>>
[quoted text clipped - 19 lines]
>
>lets write the NYC mayor.

Yeah, let's write it on a brick, lol, and then, lol, throw it through
his window, lol.  That ought to get the message to him, lol.
dave hillstrom - 26 Aug 2006 03:33 GMT
>The results are in...dave hillstrom, you are NOT the father!
>
[quoted text clipped - 24 lines]
>Yeah, let's write it on a brick, lol, and then, lol, throw it through
>his window, lol.  That ought to get the message to him, lol.

yes!  a brick the size of diaperbois head!!

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Dennis M. Hammes - 26 Aug 2006 10:58 GMT
>>The results are in...dave hillstrom, you are NOT the father!
>>
[quoted text clipped - 19 lines]
>
> lets write the NYC mayor.

Haven't you /heard/?  HiZZonor doesn't read.

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dave hillstrom - 26 Aug 2006 16:08 GMT
>>>The results are in...dave hillstrom, you are NOT the father!
>>>
[quoted text clipped - 21 lines]
>
>Haven't you /heard/?  HiZZonor doesn't read.

does he wipe his own a.s when he goes to the bathroom?

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Dennis M. Hammes - 27 Aug 2006 10:49 GMT
>>>lets write the NYC mayor.
>>
>>Haven't you /heard/?  HiZZonor doesn't read.
>
> does he wipe his own a.s when he goes to the bathroom?

I dunno, but my sources indicate not.  I get all my data on
whuzzisface from Letterman, Conan, and /The New Yorker/, who are New
Yorkers (that they're all immigrants is part of what makes them New
Yorkers).
  Re hyperbole, there /must/ be a foundation or the assertion isn't
"humorously above the fact," just an irrelevant and thus unfunny fiction.
  His audience seem to know the man, and their reactions routinely
indicate hizZoner is just another incompetent, bigoted a.s who's
gonna use the gavel to bash some people he Doesn't Like while he's
got it.

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Dennis M. Hammes - 26 Aug 2006 10:57 GMT
> The results are in...dave hillstrom, you are NOT the father!
>
[quoted text clipped - 15 lines]
> Yeah, northeastern.  Like, using the human body as an example, it
> would be right around, say, the arm pit.

So Jacksonville really is the base of the prick?

I guess that makes Shadowville the a.shole...

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Russ and/or Martha Oppenheim - 25 Aug 2006 16:06 GMT
> THE FORMER NINTH PLANET OF OUR SOLAR SYSTEM HAS NOW BEEN DEMOTED TO
> SOMETHING CALLED A "DWARF PLANET," WHICH IS THE GREATEST FARCE IN
> RECENT HISTORY--CHRIST, I'M GOING TO HAVE TO BUY ALL NEW
> ENCYCLOPEDIAS--AND IF NEWS OF THIS TRAVESTY SHOULD LEAD TO RIOTS, I
> SHALL DO WHAT I CAN TO HEL-"PLUTO"-SO MANY LOCAL MARKETS AND SMALL
> BUSINESSES IN THE AREA.

Proving that size does matter.

Russ (not Martha)
Jim Klein - 25 Aug 2006 20:49 GMT
>THE FORMER NINTH PLANET OF OUR SOLAR SYSTEM HAS NOW BEEN DEMOTED TO
>SOMETHING CALLED A "DWARF PLANET," WHICH IS THE GREATEST FARCE IN
>RECENT HISTORY--CHRIST, I'M GOING TO HAVE TO BUY ALL NEW
>ENCYCLOPEDIAS--AND IF NEWS OF THIS TRAVESTY SHOULD LEAD TO RIOTS, I
>SHALL DO WHAT I CAN TO HEL-"PLUTO"-SO MANY LOCAL MARKETS AND SMALL
>BUSINESSES IN THE AREA.
Pluto has good company. Mr. Christopher, Mr. Patrick (both ex saints)

Little Pluto knows he's a planet and that's all that really counts.
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Double-A - 26 Aug 2006 03:13 GMT
> >THE FORMER NINTH PLANET OF OUR SOLAR SYSTEM HAS NOW BEEN DEMOTED TO
> >SOMETHING CALLED A "DWARF PLANET," WHICH IS THE GREATEST FARCE IN
[quoted text clipped - 3 lines]
> >BUSINESSES IN THE AREA.
>  Pluto has good company. Mr. Christopher, Mr. Patrick (both ex saints)

And of course Mr. Claus.

> Little Pluto knows he's a planet and that's all that really counts.
> James E. Klein
[quoted text clipped - 8 lines]
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greysky - 26 Aug 2006 01:23 GMT
yes indeed...

> THE FORMER NINTH PLANET OF OUR SOLAR SYSTEM HAS NOW BEEN DEMOTED TO
> SOMETHING CALLED A "DWARF PLANET," WHICH IS THE GREATEST FARCE IN
> RECENT HISTORY--CHRIST, I'M GOING TO HAVE TO BUY ALL NEW
> ENCYCLOPEDIAS--AND IF NEWS OF THIS TRAVESTY SHOULD LEAD TO RIOTS, I
> SHALL DO WHAT I CAN TO HEL-"PLUTO"-SO MANY LOCAL MARKETS AND SMALL
> BUSINESSES IN THE AREA.
Placenta Jinn - 26 Aug 2006 07:06 GMT
I love pluto...
Not quite as much as Olyve Oyl

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> yes indeed...
>
[quoted text clipped - 4 lines]
>> SHALL DO WHAT I CAN TO HEL-"PLUTO"-SO MANY LOCAL MARKETS AND SMALL
>> BUSINESSES IN THE AREA.
colin - 26 Aug 2006 04:01 GMT
Save our planet Pluto !!!

=^.^=
Wavy G - 26 Aug 2006 04:01 GMT
The results are in...colin, you are NOT the father!

>Save our planet Pluto !!!

Save it?  You mean, like, put it in the fridge?  LOL?

>=^.^=
Dennis M. Hammes - 26 Aug 2006 11:16 GMT
> The results are in...colin, you are NOT the father!
>
>>Save our planet Pluto !!!
>
> Save it?  You mean, like, put it in the fridge?  LOL?

It would explode from the heat.

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Wavy G - 27 Aug 2006 04:32 GMT
The results are in...Dennis M. Hammes, you are NOT the father!

>> The results are in...colin, you are NOT the father!
>>
[quoted text clipped - 3 lines]
>
>It would explode from the heat.

POTW.
Dennis M. Hammes - 27 Aug 2006 11:38 GMT
> The results are in...Dennis M. Hammes, you are NOT the father!
>
[quoted text clipped - 7 lines]
>
> POTW.

"Poast of the Week"?
  Naaah, just high-school physics and/or good scifi.
  On Pluto, say ~10 deg K, hydrogen is a cantankerous metal, and
helium is a liquid with a nasty habit of covering everything it
touches to a uniform depth without respect to the putative gravity
(if they got the math right).
  Your fridge is about 400 deg C/K /above/ that.
  Throwing a can of liquid nitrogen in your furnace would be safer;
hydrogen and methane /burn/.

I actually tire of correcting the math, chemistry, and physics in
most astronomy books (maybe they try, but not hard enough).
  Luna, e.g., is a planet and not a moon.  It's about five times
farther than Earth's Rochelle Limit beyond any ability to be claimed
as a moon, and is in fact in orbit around the sun -- an orbit so
sloppy it doesn't even constitute a predicable solution of the
Three-Body Problem.

And Mercury was a little smaller than Pluto last time I looked, and
Pluto has a moon (Charon, IIRC) and Mercury doesn't.
  Well, neither does Earth, unless you count the crap /we/ put up
there (most of it inside the Roche Limit for the relationship).
  And if the rocks (Phobos and Deimos, at least one inside its Roche
Limit, blowing three of the "arguments" against Pluto) in orbit
around Mars are to accredited as "moons," then Pluto is a planet in
the original Greek sense /and/ in the "small, incohesive body" sense.

Finally, if anything in our system /in its own orbit/ around the sun
is a planet, Pluto is a planet and so are the other two recent finds.
  And if a "planetoid" is a "small planet," it must be a "planet"
before it can be "small."

You /know/ what it is "all about," yes?
  The High Priests are pissed that the discoverer named it "Xena,"
and that name will, by tradition and right, therefore stick.
  Know what?  All the "planets" are named for fictional Gods, so why
should not a "small" one that doesn't quite fit the Gods' Rules not
be named for a fictional somewhat suprahuman fruitcake warrior
princess who had little use for the Gods' Rules and roamed somewhat
without their let, hmmMM?

The same Priests stand there wetting themselves that we call Alpha
Canis Majoris B "the Pup."

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Wayne L - 26 Aug 2006 04:38 GMT
We can save Pluto if we make enough noise.  It's worked so far for almost
every other minority group.

These elitists pulled their new definitions out of thin space.  Last week it
was 12 planets and this week it's eight.

I had no problem with 12 planets (although Charon was a stretch), but we
can't let them get away with screwing Clyde Tombaugh with this "clearing the
immediate orbital area BS.  Do they mean, like, too many meteors fall on
Pluto because it hasn't cleared the area?  What about Earth?  How many hit
us each year ..........100 million tons?  Didn't both planets accrete matter
to form and don't both still do so?

First I'll boycott the industry by refusing to spend another penny on
astronomy mags, books and any museum containing anything astronomical, for
the rest of my life.
I started doing this to General Motors about 20 years ago for selling junk
in the 50s, 60s and 70s.  That's about $60K and counting that went to their
competitors since then.

Step two is emailing my representatives demanding they stop wasting my tax
dollars funding NASA, Astronomers, Universities employing Astronomers and
Observatories.  I've had a couple of decades too many of their junk science.
The Ozone eminent end to life on earth with no historical data to back it
up, so my $30 a tank R-12 Freon went to $250 a tank and then was pulled from
the consumer market, to be replaced with less efficient Freon, the 1970's
junk science of the immenent coming of the 5th ice age in the last couple of
million years, and the ultimate junk science of global warming and it's
purported effect on the weather that they can't even predict with any
accuracy and, like the ozone theory, have scant historical comparison data.

Then there is the Morton Thiokol engineer who said there might be a problem
with the shuttle solid fuel booster O-rings at low temperature, who was
fired for causing trouble and has had getting employment ever since.

NASA is run by large testicled politicos, just like Enron and every other
corporation.  Making career enhancing "DueDates" is always more important
than people.   The elitist PhDs (Pile It Higher and Deeper) at the IAU, like
most PhDs, were probably with atrophied gonads, but their Egos are probably
large enough to qualify for planet status.

All of the above just IMO

PLUTO BACK OR YOUR GONNA GET FLACK..............PLUTO BACK OR YOU FUTURE'S
BLACK

> Save our planet Pluto !!!
>
> =^.^=
Wavy G - 26 Aug 2006 05:33 GMT
The results are in...Wayne L, you are NOT the father!

>We can save Pluto if we make enough noise.

I'ts not f.cking TINKERBELL, you moron.  We're talking about changing
the classification of Pluto from a "dwarf planet" (whatever that is)
back to a planet.  Man, quit reading silly stories and grow up!
Placenta Jinn - 26 Aug 2006 06:58 GMT
> The results are in...Wayne L, you are NOT the father!
>
[quoted text clipped - 3 lines]
> the classification of Pluto from a "dwarf planet" (whatever that is)
> back to a planet.  Man, quit reading silly stories and grow up!

Is it leaving?  I want to go.

Everyone in outerspace will think that all dicks are 9" long.
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Wavy G - 27 Aug 2006 04:35 GMT
The results are in...Placenta Jinn, you are NOT the father!

>> The results are in...Wayne L, you are NOT the father!
>>
[quoted text clipped - 7 lines]
>
>Everyone in outerspace will think that all dicks are 9" long.

Yeah, but then again, their eyeballs will all be an inch-and-a-half
wide, lol.  It'll look like The Planet of Marty Feldmans, lol.
Placenta Jinn - 27 Aug 2006 06:03 GMT
> The results are in...Placenta Jinn, you are NOT the father!
>
[quoted text clipped - 12 lines]
> Yeah, but then again, their eyeballs will all be an inch-and-a-half
> wide, lol.  It'll look like The Planet of Marty Feldmans, lol.

Marty sporting a 9"er is going to take some thinking.

Here is my latest movie:  http://Movies.Here.Nu/Rosebud.wmv

Ya like roses?

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Dennis M. Hammes - 27 Aug 2006 11:43 GMT
> The results are in...Placenta Jinn, you are NOT the father!
>
[quoted text clipped - 12 lines]
> Yeah, but then again, their eyeballs will all be an inch-and-a-half
> wide, lol.  It'll look like The Planet of Marty Feldmans, lol.

"The Outer Limits," 1959.

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colin - 26 Aug 2006 12:49 GMT
> We can save Pluto if we make enough noise.  It's worked so far for almost
> every other minority group.

but in space nobody can hear you complain, ...

=^.^=
mimus - 26 Aug 2006 15:53 GMT
>> We can save Pluto if we make enough noise.  It's worked so far for
>> almost every other minority group.
>
> but in space nobody can hear you complain, ...

Say, does this mean the Moon, Luna, is a "dwarf planet"?

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< Van der Graaf's "Pioneers Over _c_"
nightbat - 26 Aug 2006 17:10 GMT
nightbat wrote

>>>We can save Pluto if we make enough noise.  It's worked so far for
>>>almost every other minority group.
[quoted text clipped - 6 lines]
>
> tinmimus99@hotmail.com

nightbat

        No it means the coffee boys are over crossposting and getting
their cluelessness now on an International unprecedented class clueless
level, oh the humanity! Please Pluto has never hurt anyone only made
lots of folks and kids happy compared to silly silly butt of coffee boy
jokes Uranus. Write your President, Congressmen, I.A.U., and honor your
profound Earth Science Team Officers for we can only do just so much,
we're only human you know.

        ponder on,
        the nightbat
Art Deco - 26 Aug 2006 17:17 GMT
>nightbat wrote
>
[quoted text clipped - 18 lines]
>profound Earth Science Team Officers for we can only do just so much,
>we're only human you know.

Get help soon for your obsession.

>         ponder on,
>         the nightbat

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honestjohn - 26 Aug 2006 17:20 GMT
> >nightbat wrote
> >
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>
> Get help soon for your obsession.

How uncharacteristically compasionate of you, Colorado Carl.  Are you
turning over a new leaf?

OJ
Dennis M. Hammes - 27 Aug 2006 11:58 GMT
>>>nightbat wrote
>>>
[quoted text clipped - 25 lines]
>
> OJ

Well, there /was/ too much ah, "stuff" on the old one for him to go
on wiping with it...

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honestjohn - 27 Aug 2006 18:18 GMT
> >>>nightbat wrote
> >>>
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> Well, there /was/ too much ah, "stuff" on the old one for him to go
> on wiping with it...

But C.C. wears Depends.

OJ
Dennis M. Hammes - 28 Aug 2006 07:27 GMT
>>>>>nightbat wrote
>>>>>
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>
> OJ

Yabut at one a week, you can "depend" on something else entirely.

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dave hillstrom - 26 Aug 2006 17:27 GMT
>nightbat wrote
>
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>         ponder on,
>         the nightbat

flonk?  meet nightbat.

nightbat?  meet flonk.

nightbat is the multiple kook award winning leader of the saucerheads
in alt.astronomy.  though nightbat REALLY should be posting in
alt.non.sequitur.

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Dwizelle Plume - 27 Aug 2006 02:10 GMT
> >nightbat wrote
> >
[quoted text clipped - 29 lines]
> in alt.astronomy.  though nightbat REALLY should be posting in
> alt.non.sequitur.

Squatting out in space, a far-flung frozen stone
Awaits its earthly fate, with geriatric groan.
It hobbles in its orbit, god-of-death, unearthly throne,
Who's to say this Hades has writ its final tome?

Some retarded star-nerd with a penchant to reject
The Lord of Lethe -  Why is he mad, or simply a prefect?
Nay, nay - Pluto will stay, among the sacred nine,
Until the day we rise up and say,
"Death, kiss our sweet behinds."

Thank you for allowing me to set the record straight.

Damzelle Plumo, Astrosequitiste (non)
dave hillstrom - 27 Aug 2006 02:35 GMT
>> >nightbat wrote
>> >
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>
>Damzelle Plumo, Astrosequitiste (non)

queenie was right.

AS USUAL. <mumblingbitchmumble>

you can top post, bottom post, middle post, what ~EVER~ yer littel
fabulous heart desires!  i still lerve yew lewng tewme.

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mimus - 27 Aug 2006 02:42 GMT
>>> >nightbat wrote
>>> >
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> you can top post, bottom post, middle post, what ~EVER~ yer littel
> fabulous heart desires!  i still lerve yew lewng tewme.

Slut.

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Dennis M. Hammes - 27 Aug 2006 12:34 GMT
> Squatting out in space, a far-flung frozen stone
> Awaits its earthly fate, with geriatric groan.
[quoted text clipped - 10 lines]
>
> Damzelle Plumo, Astrosequitiste (non)

  Wherefore Aren't Thou Pluto?

O Let me put the Record straight,
  For we are living yet:
The High Priest of Astronomy's
  A cat that is all wet.

You know where his attention is
  That's wet's a large-mouth bass:
Not planets or yet tuna cans,
  But licking at his a.s.

This is a cat, you will recall,
  Who studied under cat
Was Licensed by a King who stated
  That the Earth was Flat,

And ships that sailed beyond his Grace
  Would fall like Don Coyote,
Landing on a Ninja Turtle
  Bulked up on peyote.

Remember that the Planets circle
  Centered on the Pope,
And none adjust the Church, so you
  Had best adjust your dope

To keep the Princess on the Bench,
  The Priesthood at the Rant,
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colin - 26 Aug 2006 19:48 GMT
> >> We can save Pluto if we make enough noise.  It's worked so far for
> >> almost every other minority group.
> >
> > but in space nobody can hear you complain, ...
>
> Say, does this mean the Moon, Luna, is a "dwarf planet"?

http://www.weebls-stuff.com/toons/On+The+Moon+ep.8/

Colin =^.^=
Wavy G - 27 Aug 2006 03:44 GMT
The results are in...mimus, you are NOT the father!

>>> We can save Pluto if we make enough noise.  It's worked so far for
>>> almost every other minority group.
>>
>> but in space nobody can hear you complain, ...
>
>Say, does this mean the Moon, Luna, is a "dwarf planet"?

Hey.  Who told you you could name the moon?  Why don't *I* get a say
in what its name should be?  I could probly come up with something
pretty fly.  "Luna."  Psh.  That's only, like, the most obvious name
anywon could come up with to call the moon anyways.  

Love,
Wavy
dave hillstrom - 27 Aug 2006 04:39 GMT
>The results are in...mimus, you are NOT the father!
>
[quoted text clipped - 9 lines]
>pretty fly.  "Luna."  Psh.  That's only, like, the most obvious name
>anywon could come up with to call the moon anyways.  

Stan.  i like Stan.

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Wavy G - 27 Aug 2006 05:25 GMT
The results are in...dave hillstrom, you are NOT the father!

>>The results are in...mimus, you are NOT the father!
>>
[quoted text clipped - 11 lines]
>
>Stan.  i like Stan.

Hey, good idea, Hillstrom.  "Stan."  "Stan the Moon."  I like it. Holy
sh.t, Hillstrom had an idea I like?  It's almost unfathomable, but
hey--damn, that is a good name.  It would piss me off that Hillstrom
came up with that instead of me, if I weren't so ecstatic about
"Stan."  Stan"!
mimus - 27 Aug 2006 16:20 GMT
> The results are in...dave hillstrom, you are NOT the father!
>
[quoted text clipped - 19 lines]
> came up with that instead of me, if I weren't so ecstatic about
> "Stan."  Stan"!

You might run into a problem with the _Lexx_ copyright holders.

Whoever they are now.

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Dennis M. Hammes - 27 Aug 2006 11:56 GMT
>>>We can save Pluto if we make enough noise.  It's worked so far for
>>>almost every other minority group.
>>
>>but in space nobody can hear you complain, ...
>
> Say, does this mean the Moon, Luna, is a "dwarf planet"?

Heh.  It's smaller'n Pluto.
  Like Pluto, it's a planet, not a moon.
  Like Pluto, it's a capture, not a coformation (it was never inside
Earth's Roche Limit -- we'd have /rings/ -- whether or not it was
ever inside the Rochelle Limit).
  Hey, the /sun/ has rings.  Yer Asteroid Belt, yer Kuiper Belt, yer
Oort Belt...  Complete with "forbidden zones" ("Cassini" divisions)
for the usual reasons (orbital harmonics).

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mimus - 27 Aug 2006 16:16 GMT
>>>>We can save Pluto if we make enough noise.  It's worked so far for
>>>>almost every other minority group.
>>>
>>>but in space nobody can hear you complain, ...

Give the Space Station a Usenet gateway!

>> Say, does this mean the Moon, Luna, is a "dwarf planet"?
>
[quoted text clipped - 3 lines]
> Earth's Roche Limit -- we'd have /rings/ -- whether or not it was
> ever inside the Rochelle Limit).

Um . . . Earth and it couldn't have captured everything in sight?  I
always thought we were a double planet, meself, the larger one stealing
all the atmosphere (including water) over time.

>  >  Hey, the /sun/ has rings.  Yer Asteroid Belt, yer Kuiper Belt, yer
> Oort Belt...  Complete with "forbidden zones" ("Cassini" divisions) for
> the usual reasons (orbital harmonics).

<groan>

Waves again.

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dave hillstrom - 27 Aug 2006 23:33 GMT
>>>>We can save Pluto if we make enough noise.  It's worked so far for
>>>>almost every other minority group.
[quoted text clipped - 11 lines]
>Oort Belt...  Complete with "forbidden zones" ("Cassini" divisions)
>for the usual reasons (orbital harmonics).

yer a real live rocket scientist, arent you.

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Dennis M. Hammes - 28 Aug 2006 07:31 GMT
>>>>>We can save Pluto if we make enough noise.  It's worked so far for
>>>>>almost every other minority group.
[quoted text clipped - 13 lines]
>
> yer a real live rocket scientist, arent you.

You say that like it's a /bad/ thing.

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dave hillstrom - 28 Aug 2006 14:54 GMT
>>>>>>We can save Pluto if we make enough noise.  It's worked so far for
>>>>>>almost every other minority group.
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>
>You say that like it's a /bad/ thing.

ohno.  since humanities only true hope of long term survival is to
infest the rest of space like the viruses we are.

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Dennis M. Hammes - 29 Aug 2006 09:29 GMT
>>>yer a real live rocket scientist, arent you.
>>
>>You say that like it's a /bad/ thing.
>
> ohno.  since humanities only true hope of long term survival is to
> infest the rest of space like the viruses we are.

Tsk.  Do the math.  If C=A and B=A, C=B.
  "Humanity" will arise of the chemical swill /anywhere/ the
chemical swill swirls together outta that near-vacuum gas swill.

And it all flushes down "Black Holes," the "other side" of which is
"White Holes," aka "hydrogen and stupidity."
  Which gets squoze into stars that contain the hydrogen, and
planets that contain -- well, /fail/ to contain, actually -- the
stupidity.
  Keeps going longer'n the Engergiser Bunny, whom I blew up only
last month for parading through my living room /again/.
  And Yes, Virginia, he'll be back, too.
  "...and stupidity," remember?

If we're viruses (and why not?), we're viruses that can tell other
viruses ("God") to go f.ck themselves.
  It's called "Free Will":

............/´¯/)
..........,/¯.../
........../..../
...../´¯/'...'/´¯¯`·
../'/.../..../.....|.(¨¯\
.('(...´...´.... ¯~/'...')
..\.........|.......'.../
..'\'...\.......... _.·´
....\..............(
.....\............/

and it can be conjugated as a regular verb (for you viruses, that
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Will Dockery - 29 Aug 2006 09:50 GMT
> >> Say, does this mean the Moon, Luna, is a "dwarf planet"?
> >
> >Heh.  It's smaller'n Pluto.

<Hammes' bugfuck snipped>

> >for the usual reasons (orbital harmonics).
>
> yer a real live rocket scientist, arent you.

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"Dennis M. Hammes is one of the more tragically comic posters to Usenet
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THE TOP 10 REASONS WHY DENNIS HAMMES IS TOTALLY WACKED:

10. He actually sent money to one of those ads in the back of
a magazine which promised: "Earn Thousands Raising Worms!"

9. He thinks he owns a "publishing company."

8. He incessantly talks about, and plays with, swords.
( See photo at http://scrawlmark.org )

7. He talks a lot about "being a Man" and "having Ballz," yet
he's so short and physically gimpy that any moderately
aggressive 12-year-old girl could kick his a.s.

6. He posts over 150 crappy messages every week to the poetry
newsgroups, just so he can maintain his "Top Poster" ranking
on Google.

5. He fancies himself a "poet," but the vast majority of his
"poetry" is unreadable self-congratulatory dreck that even
the vanity publishers won't touch.

4. After a quick visit to a search engine, he'll "hold court"
in the newsgroups on multitudinous subjects about which he
knows little or nothing.

3. He truly believes he has an audience that reads, and cares
about, his "poetry."

2. His fantasies to the contrary, he knows nothing about women.
Every redneck skank that he's ever managed to attract has
eventually left him.

And the Number One reason why Dennis Hammes is totally wacked:

1. Two words: "Litt. D."

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dave hillstrom - 29 Aug 2006 16:41 GMT
>> >> Say, does this mean the Moon, Luna, is a "dwarf planet"?
>> >
[quoted text clipped - 49 lines]
>
>1. Two words: "Litt. D."

Will Dockery
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thank you for playing, Will.  please try again when you arent such a
kook.

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G=EMC^2 Glazier - 29 Aug 2006 18:28 GMT
If mother nature put Pluto in an orbit between Venus and Earth's it
would be fit to call it a planet. But that is far from the case. It
takes over 248 Earth years to go around the sun once.  Being much
smaller than our moon does not help.(diameter 1429 miles)  I see it as a
solid ice water planet,and best to add some methane,nitrogen,and carbon
monoxide ice and some rock since its in that Kuiper belt area.(why not?)
Bert
Double-A - 29 Aug 2006 18:40 GMT
> If mother nature put Pluto in an orbit between Venus and Earth's it
> would be fit to call it a planet. But that is far from the case. It
[quoted text clipped - 3 lines]
> monoxide ice and some rock since its in that Kuiper belt area.(why not?)
> Bert

WHAT IF it's someday discovered that a majority of the Sun's "planets"
are in the Kuiper belt?

Double-A
G=EMC^2 Glazier - 30 Aug 2006 17:21 GMT
Double-A If you had all the mass in the Kuiper belt combined into one
planetary object I have a idea it would not add up to the mass of our
Moon. go figure   Bert
Double-A - 30 Aug 2006 17:50 GMT
> Double-A If you had all the mass in the Kuiper belt combined into one
> planetary object I have a idea it would not add up to the mass of our
> Moon. go figure   Bert

You just don't know, Bert.  You might be able to make such a statement
about the asteroid belt because it is a lot closer and better known.
But the Kuiper belt has an immensity of dark unknown territory.  Just
about anything could be out there.

Double-A
G=EMC^2 Glazier - 31 Aug 2006 13:10 GMT
Double-A  You know me well enough and that I like to bring positive
ideas to parts of our solar system.  I think the Oort cloud that rings
our Sun 2 LY out might have enough material to create a planet the size
of Jupiter. See what I mean?    Bert
Will Dockery - 29 Aug 2006 18:53 GMT
> >> >> Say, does this mean the Moon, Luna, is a "dwarf planet"?
> >> >
[quoted text clipped - 50 lines]
>
> thank you for playing, Will.

You too, Dave.

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Dennis M. Hammes - 27 Aug 2006 11:44 GMT
>>We can save Pluto if we make enough noise.  It's worked so far for almost
>>every other minority group.
>
> but in space nobody can hear you complain, ...
>
> =^.^=

Ah, but you forget:  Tommy has /UseNet/!

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the messenjah - 26 Aug 2006 16:06 GMT
> THE FORMER NINTH PLANET OF OUR SOLAR SYSTEM HAS NOW BEEN DEMOTED TO
> SOMETHING CALLED A "DWARF PLANET," WHICH IS THE GREATEST FARCE IN
> RECENT HISTORY--CHRIST, I'M GOING TO HAVE TO BUY ALL NEW
> ENCYCLOPEDIAS--AND IF NEWS OF THIS TRAVESTY SHOULD LEAD TO RIOTS, I
> SHALL DO WHAT I CAN TO HEL-"PLUTO"-SO MANY LOCAL MARKETS AND SMALL
> BUSINESSES IN THE AREA.

I agree... I will continue to consider Pluto as the 9th planetno matter
what pressure I receive from smug academics...

http://skywriter.diaryland.com/060826_33.html
ggamble - 26 Aug 2006 16:34 GMT
>I agree... I will continue to consider Pluto as the 9th planetno matter
>what pressure I receive from smug academics...

You get a lot of pressure from smug academics, don't you?
the messenjah - 26 Aug 2006 16:38 GMT
> >I agree... I will continue to consider Pluto as the 9th planetno matter
> >what pressure I receive from smug academics...
>
> You get a lot of pressure from smug academics, don't you?

Naw. I get along with everybody. Try not to think of me today, Gary.
Try real hard. heh...
ggamble - 26 Aug 2006 16:51 GMT
>Naw. I get along with everybody.

That must be why even your fantasy girlfriends go into flip mode when
you start drooling over their daughters.
the messenjah - 26 Aug 2006 17:04 GMT
> >Naw. I get along with everybody.
>
> That must be why even your fantasy girlfriends go into flip mode when
> you start drooling over their daughters.

Keep thinking about me, Gary. When we are at Alltel Stadium tonight
watching the game, think about me. When I'm with Racquel tomorrow,
think about me. When I'm riding my bike in the Florida sunshine, think
about me, Gary. You have very little else to do, right Gary? heh...

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Dennis M. Hammes - 27 Aug 2006 13:12 GMT
>>Naw. I get along with everybody.
>
> That must be why even your fantasy girlfriends go into flip mode when
> you start drooling over their daughters.

Watch it, gamble.  He's dating Raquel Welch.
  In /church/.
  She's a /Spanish/ Lithuanian Zionist Baptist Catholic.
  And she'll teached you a thing or two.

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Dennis M. Hammes - 27 Aug 2006 13:07 GMT
>>>I agree... I will continue to consider Pluto as the 9th planetno matter
>>>what pressure I receive from smug academics...
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> Naw. I get along with everybody. Try not to think of me today, Gary.
> Try real hard. heh...

Try not to think of little gir...

Awwww, too late.

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Dennis M. Hammes - 27 Aug 2006 13:06 GMT
>>I agree... I will continue to consider Pluto as the 9th planetno matter
>>what pressure I receive from smug academics...
>
> You get a lot of pressure from smug academics, don't you?

He gets more from lichen, though.
  (Or maybe it's from the sidewalks under them...)

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Sick Mind - 27 Aug 2006 14:29 GMT
>> I agree... I will continue to consider Pluto as the 9th planet no matter
>> what pressure I receive from smug academics...

> You get a lot of pressure from smug academics, don't you?

    The sun isn't a planet anymore? [The original meaning of "planet" was
"wanderer" as compared to "fixed" (in relation to each other) stars.]  It
once was ya know.

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Placenta Jinn - 27 Aug 2006 16:35 GMT
>>> I agree... I will continue to consider Pluto as the 9th planet no matter
>>> what pressure I receive from smug academics...
[quoted text clipped - 3 lines]
>     The sun isn't a planet anymore? [The original meaning of "planet" was "wanderer" as compared to "fixed" (in relation to each
> other) stars.]  It once was ya know.

The moon was never a satellite.

> ~~
> Ye Olde Sick Mind
> (from a misreading of thorn)
Placenta Jinn - 27 Aug 2006 16:45 GMT
>>>> I agree... I will continue to consider Pluto as the 9th planet no matter
>>>> what pressure I receive from smug academics...
[quoted text clipped - 5 lines]
>
> The moon was never a satellite.

...of the earth.

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>> Ye Olde Sick Mind
>> (from a misreading of thorn)
Peter J Ross - 26 Aug 2006 18:59 GMT
>> THE FORMER NINTH PLANET OF OUR SOLAR SYSTEM HAS NOW BEEN DEMOTED TO
>> SOMETHING CALLED A "DWARF PLANET," WHICH IS THE GREATEST FARCE IN
[quoted text clipped - 5 lines]
> I agree... I will continue to consider Pluto as the 9th planetno matter
> what pressure I receive from smug academics...

Will you making any harassing telephone calls to the members of the
International Astronomical Union threatening to burn their
observatories down, chuckles?

PJR :-)
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the messenjah - 26 Aug 2006 19:09 GMT
> >> THE FORMER NINTH PLANET OF OUR SOLAR SYSTEM HAS NOW BEEN DEMOTED TO
> >> SOMETHING CALLED A "DWARF PLANET," WHICH IS THE GREATEST FARCE IN
[quoted text clipped - 9 lines]
> International Astronomical Union threatening to burn their
> observatories down, chuckles?

Do you make a concentrated effort to be an a.shole, or does it come
naturally to you?

http://skywriter.diaryland.com/060826_33.html

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ggamble - 26 Aug 2006 19:49 GMT
>a concentrated effort to be an a.shole

>http://skywriter.diaryland.com/060826_33.html
Dennis M. Hammes - 27 Aug 2006 13:17 GMT
>>a concentrated effort to be an a.shole

    -- fine print on a can of Florida Whup-a.s?

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The God of Odd Statements - 27 Aug 2006 03:25 GMT
On Sat, 26 Aug 2006 11:09:22 -0700, the chucknozzle did most oddly state:
>> >> THE FORMER NINTH PLANET OF OUR SOLAR SYSTEM HAS NOW BEEN DEMOTED TO
>> >> SOMETHING CALLED A "DWARF PLANET," WHICH IS THE GREATEST FARCE IN
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> Do you make a concentrated effort to be an a.shole, or does it come
> naturally to you?

I'll have you know that we(tinw) are fuckheads, k00k.

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Dennis M. Hammes - 27 Aug 2006 13:15 GMT
>>>>THE FORMER NINTH PLANET OF OUR SOLAR SYSTEM HAS NOW BEEN DEMOTED TO
>>>>SOMETHING CALLED A "DWARF PLANET," WHICH IS THE GREATEST FARCE IN
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> Do you make a concentrated effort to be an a.shole, or does it come
> naturally to you?

Do you use TSB bearings in your Terrorcycle, or concentrated lichen?

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Chadwick Stone© - 26 Aug 2006 21:26 GMT
Peter J Ross [pjr@kookbusters.org] has entered into testimony
9mrx7xqij1od$.dlg@nntp.alcatroll.com

>>> THE FORMER NINTH PLANET OF OUR SOLAR SYSTEM HAS NOW BEEN DEMOTED TO
>>> SOMETHING CALLED A "DWARF PLANET," WHICH IS THE GREATEST FARCE IN
[quoted text clipped - 9 lines]
> International Astronomical Union threatening to burn their
> observatories down, chuckles?

Only if he gets drunk first ;)

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Peter J Ross - 26 Aug 2006 21:33 GMT
> X-No-Archive: YES
> Peter J Ross [pjr@kookbusters.org] has entered into testimony
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>
> Only if he gets drunk first ;)

If he's been awake for more than 30 minutes, you mean.

PJR :-)
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Dennis M. Hammes - 27 Aug 2006 13:05 GMT
>>THE FORMER NINTH PLANET OF OUR SOLAR SYSTEM HAS NOW BEEN DEMOTED TO
>>SOMETHING CALLED A "DWARF PLANET," WHICH IS THE GREATEST FARCE IN
[quoted text clipped - 7 lines]
>
> http://skywriter.diaryland.com/060826_33.html

Well, you keep on calling it the ninth planet, 'cos it's the tenth.
  And just as the tenth planet is sometimes inside the orbit of the
ninth, the fourth is sometimes inside the orbit of the third.

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Sick Mind - 27 Aug 2006 15:14 GMT
>> THE FORMER NINTH PLANET OF OUR SOLAR SYSTEM HAS NOW BEEN DEMOTED TO
>> SOMETHING CALLED A "DWARF PLANET," WHICH IS THE GREATEST FARCE IN
>> RECENT HISTORY--CHRIST, I'M GOING TO HAVE TO BUY ALL NEW
>> ENCYCLOPEDIAS--AND IF NEWS OF THIS TRAVESTY SHOULD LEAD TO RIOTS, I
>> SHALL DO WHAT I CAN TO HEL-"PLUTO"-SO MANY LOCAL MARKETS AND SMALL
>> BUSINESSES IN THE AREA.

> I agree... I will continue to consider Pluto as the 9th planetno matter
> what pressure I receive from smug academics...

    The sun isn't a planet anymore?  Damn!  Now I will have to get new
dictionaries and encyclopedias.

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