Greetings folks, I have been trying to avoid the whole subject as much as possible, and UseNet in general, so don't be too surprised that after having managed to gain and hold the rank of top-ten most-prolific UseNet posters of all time, I haven't been seen around here much. However: the folks over at HBO have been really knocking themselves out, enough so that I am tempted to start paying
Tom the Alien Cat wrote: Sorry, L.P., I think we did our posts at the same time, and they crossed on the net. I was making, in the other part of the thread, some possible comparisons between Governor Palin and Dan Quayle, both of which may have been chosen more for visual appeal than anything else. tom tac I'm fairly sure visual appeal has something to do with, but, to me
eugene@dynagen..co..za (Eugene Griessel) wrote: : :Photography of the satellite shows no :solar panels which leaves two probable possibilities - the panels :failed to deploy or it has a nuclear power source. : So there's only one possibility, unless it 'grew' a nuclear power source all on its own after launch. The US doesn't have any current NEO satellites with nuclear power sources on
In article <13jsjn2ng5re6b2@corp.supernews.com>, "Dragonlady" <dragonlady@cableone.net> wrote: "David Johnston" <david@block.net> wrote in message news:quvrj39e7ot518gpebh34kjs3qpon5cr0u@4ax.com... On Thu, 15 Nov 2007 21:24:03 -0500, Dick Sidbury <DrJamesSidbury@hotmail.com> wrote: I've heard of people surviving without food for two weeks. I've even heard of people
In article <Xns99E7A6C9AB57Ajayembeesnurcher@140.99.99.130>, jayembee <jayembeenospam@snurcher.com> wrote: The Haitian's power is to remove memories. All he has to do to suppress someone's power is to remove their memory of *having* a power. But we've seen people *trying* to exercise their powers in the Haitian's presence, so they obviously remember that they've got them.
