On Fri, 06 Jun 2008 11:55:27 GMT, "Long Gone" <nothere@nospamforadam.net> wrote: "Robert DeSavage" <allegro6192@comcast.net> wrote in message news:er6i441mrvul708rp723ahdrefv1phv9jv@4ax.com... (clip) Already I've seen thick black and green smoke emanating some 306 miles south of my house. Fire departments all the way up and down the Atlantic coast are on a DEFCON 5 alert status. Operation Pinelands Toaster Storm is ...

"Robert DeSavage" <allegro6192@comcast.net> wrote in message news:er6i441mrvul708rp723ahdrefv1phv9jv@4ax.com... (clip) Already I've seen thick black and green smoke emanating some 306 miles south of my house. Fire departments all the way up and down the Atlantic coast are on a DEFCON 5 alert status. Operation Pinelands Toaster Storm is imminent where New Jersey is currently evacuating. Local airports, casinos, and post offices ...

... is already June 6. That date in history, 64 years ago, the Allies launched the D-Day invasion which came to be known as The Longest Day. Events such as this should never be forgotten. Likewise, we should not forget T-Day. I think it appropriate to remember that day as well. I am given confidence (by a recent post) that such an event did take place. Although ...

...is already June 6. That date in history, 64 years ago, the Allies launched the D-Day invasion which came to be known as The Longest Day. Events such as this should never be forgotten. Likewise, we should not forget T-Day. I think it appropriate to remember that day as well. I am given confidence (by a recent post) that such an event did take place. Although out...

...is already June 6. That date in history, 64 years ago, the Allies launched the D-Day invasion which came to be known as The Longest Day. Events such as this should never be forgotten. Likewise, we should not forget T-Day. I think it appropriate to remember that day as well. I am given confidence (by a recent post) that such an event did take place. Although out...

... is already June 6. That date in history, 64 years ago, the Allies launched the D-Day invasion which came to be known as The Longest Day. Events such as this should never be forgotten. Likewise, we should not forget T-Day. I think it appropriate to remember that day as well. I am given confidence (by a recent post) that such an event did take place. Although out of...

...by making an argument about how to tell time. Maybe he doesn't quite understand that on the equator the difference between the "longest" day and the "shortest" day can only be measured in seconds if at all, and even if you cast a wide net and include regions surrounding the equatorial countries, the...

...by making an argument about how to tell time. Maybe he doesn't quite understand that on the equator the difference between the "longest" day and the "shortest" day can only be measured in seconds if at all, and even if you cast a wide net and include regions surrounding the equatorial countries, the...

..., not by making an argument about how to tell time. Maybe he doesn't quite understand that on the equator the difference between the "longest" day and the "shortest" day can only be measured in seconds if at all, and even if you cast a wide net and include regions surrounding the equatorial countries, the ...

..., not by making an argument about how to tell time. Maybe he doesn't quite understand that on the equator the difference between the "longest" day and the "shortest" day can only be measured in seconds if at all, and even if you cast a wide net and include regions surrounding the equatorial countries, the ...