Tempel Tuttle Particles of Life
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G=EMC^2 Glazier - 29 Dec 2006 22:30 GMT We keep talking comets gave life to Earth. Than I say the comet Tempel Tuttle is our life giver. We go through its tail often and see its debris as shooting stars. In this post I see those particles as the building blocks of life. Its nice to know the earth's orbit and the comet Tempel Tuttlle can be at the right time and place. Cheers to Tuttle Bert
Twittering One - 30 Dec 2006 01:43 GMT "If only the weight of love, each bough, waits well For gifts, two turtledoves, A feathered tale of love to tell." ~ Malbec
Twittering One - 30 Dec 2006 02:25 GMT "I could a tale unfold whose lightest word Begins with letters of a charming wood.
But this one wood, whether thy tale be true, Unravels from a word once thought by you ~
And thereby hangs a tale, which I do hear Snuggling close, up to your luscious ear.
And then I hear much more. It is a tale And tells a tale ~ The Winter's Tale,
And by relating tales of others' grief, Mourning Wood begins to heal, 'Tis my belief.
It matters not, if summer or in winter, Our letters snow, if together our letters gather." ~ Twittering
Twittering One - 30 Dec 2006 02:59 GMT "Which done, she took the fruits of my advice, And said to Twittering, 'O, that's nice.'" ~ Hamlet
G=EMC^2 Glazier - 30 Dec 2006 19:10 GMT Twitty Seems Earth kissed Tempel Tuttle's tail,and in thanks Tuttle seeded earth with the DNA of life. Maybe many eons ago aliens seeded comets with their DNA so the Milky Way would have wonderers of life that would rain down on a life supporting Earth type planet,and we are proof of this. Let me at this spacetime wish you " The Best of New Years Your virtual friend always Bert
Twittering One - 30 Dec 2006 22:19 GMT "uToo Bert ~ !" ~ Twittering LSTOO & Folly IAG
G=EMC^2 Glazier - 02 Jan 2007 18:08 GMT It is nightbat's most hardy life cells that make the life seeding particles of a comet good science. Bert
nightbat - 03 Jan 2007 18:32 GMT nightbat wrote
> It is nightbat's most hardy life cells that make the life seeding > particles of a comet good science. Bert nightbat
Thank you Major Bert and long after we're gone the truth will finally be known and accepted. Then into the Science Hall of Fame they will induct all the profound Earth Science Team Officers. Saul and Quacky will tell their grand children, Hey, we knew those guys!
carry on, the nightbat
Phineas T Puddleduck - 03 Jan 2007 18:50 GMT > Thank you Major Bert and long after we're gone the truth will > finally be known and accepted. Then into the Science Hall of Fame they > will induct all the profound Earth Science Team Officers. Saul and > Quacky will tell their grand children, Hey, we knew those guys! More like when we see you on the news after the mass kool-aid incident, we'll point to the tv and go - hey its those frootbats from AA
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honestjohn - 03 Jan 2007 18:54 GMT > > Thank you Major Bert and long after we're gone the truth will > > finally be known and accepted. Then into the Science Hall of Fame they [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > More like when we see you on the news after the mass kool-aid incident, > we'll point to the tv and go - hey its those frootbats from AA More like when Dateline NBC exposes Gay-Duck molesting young boys!
C.H.J.
Saul Levy - 15 Jan 2007 00:31 GMT Don't bet on it, frootie!
Saul Levy
> Thank you Major Bert and long after we're gone the truth will >finally be known and accepted. Then into the Science Hall of Fame they [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > carry on, > the nightbat Phineas T Puddleduck - 15 Jan 2007 00:35 GMT > Don't bet on it, frootie! > > Saul Levy Oh I don't know, I'll certain point and laugh at them when I read they've gone all Heavens Gate...
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nightbat - 15 Jan 2007 07:20 GMT nightbat wrote
>>Don't bet on it, frootie! >> >>Saul Levy
> Ducky > Oh I don't know, I'll certain point and laugh at them when I read > they've gone all Heavens Gate... nightbat
No bird brain that was a fake religious based money and property collecting pyramid scam and the real Gate is theoretically research indicating hidden and protected for many centuries buried under the Egyptian Guardian Sphinx. There are now found ultrasound deep layered secret multi chambers and huge detected rooms yet to be explored. The clueless many armies that went through there never suspected, had any interest, or primitive ability in moving the mega ton mysterious protecting statue. Never would they have dreamed that a far advanced possible Sean Starship could be protective and Pharaoh buried there for many centuries.
See: http://guardians.net/egypt/sphinx/
And hopefully not until I give the orders on the promised Sean gifted nightbat Starship to 3rd in command engineering Commander Double-A to take us out of Earth orbit and engage warp factor hyper speed ship engines will you have the pleasure and chance of our present research relayed company.
poor clueless Earth birdie want a cracker, the nightbat
G=EMC^2 Glazier - 16 Jan 2007 02:19 GMT nightbat I'm still OK and I have had one quest in my life,and I'm not going any where until I know exactly how gravity creates its attraction,and the source of this force. That means I might be around longer than I think. We must not forget I'm alive thanks to my MSP diet. NOVA had a show on diet and longevity. I should have been on that show. Do have a nice picture of the comet Tempel-Tuttle with its long bright tail. With such a tail it is no wonder we see so many "shooting stars" as the Earth'[s orbits takes it through all of that debris Bert
nightbat - 16 Jan 2007 06:50 GMT nightbat wrote
> nightbat I'm still OK and I have had one quest in my life,and I'm not > going any where until I know exactly how gravity creates its [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > wonder we see so many "shooting stars" as the Earth'[s orbits takes it > through all of that debris Bert nightbat
Well I'd like to have you with us onboard Darla's promised Starship so perhaps I shouldn't remind you I have explained the cause of gravity least you decide to leave us early. Comets are the most mysterious, beautiful, and dynamic, cause they don't give a shoot about the solar system they prance through. Very much like us profound Maverick science researchers always doing our own free deep thinking no matter where it takes us. So we are very much like shooting comets, see us while you can.
ponder on, the nightbat
Phineas T Puddleduck - 16 Jan 2007 07:02 GMT > nightbat > [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > matter where it takes us. So we are very much like shooting comets, see > us while you can. Darla doesn't exist frootloop. You're not profound, merely "special"
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honestjohn - 16 Jan 2007 15:34 GMT "Phineas T Puddleduck" <phineaspuddleduck@googlemail.com> Changed Art's Depends diaper and squealed:
>You're not profound, merely "special" Profound, Piddledrip!
H.J.
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Saul Levy - 31 Jan 2007 07:33 GMT Hope it's soon!
Saul Levy
>> Don't bet on it, frootie! >> >> Saul Levy > >Oh I don't know, I'll certain point and laugh at them when I read >they've gone all Heavens Gate... nightbat - 15 Jan 2007 06:30 GMT nightbat wrote
> Don't bet on it, frootie! > Saul Levy nightbat
Well Officer Bert had a premonition that he wouldn't be able to make the promised Sean Starship ride for many reasons, let's hope not. He still hasn't checked in and the Team remains hopeful. Not until I receive confirmed word of his duty status will I abandon hope for my Star Officer.
concerned Captain, the nightbat
>> Thank you Major Bert and long after we're gone the truth will >>finally be known and accepted. Then into the Science Hall of Fame they [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] >> carry on, >> the nightbat Saul Levy - 31 Jan 2007 19:50 GMT Don't bet on it, frootie! lol Maybe BEERTbrain's already left on the Darla-pop saucer mothership! Maybe she'll NEVER come for you and your idiot ossifers! I wouldn't blame her. Maybe you actually have tons of time left. Since you aren't going anywhere.
Saul Levy
>nightbat wrote > [quoted text clipped - 19 lines] >>> carry on, >>> the nightbat Hagar - 30 Dec 2006 01:48 GMT > We keep talking comets gave life to Earth. Than I say the comet Tempel > Tuttle is our life giver. We go through its tail often and see its > debris as shooting stars. In this post I see those particles as the > building blocks of life. Its nice to know the earth's orbit and the > comet Tempel Tuttlle can be at the right time and place. Cheers to > Tuttle Bert Beeeert, Pamela Anderson goes through a lot of tail as well ... does that make her the life-giver, perhaps ???
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