progea wrote: MySpace bulletin: From: Tim Blake-Crystal Machine Date: Sep 8, 2008 4:46 PM Subject: Sad News From Space Ship Hawkwind Body: Jason Stuart, Keyboardist extraordinaire, has left us suddenly from a massive brain hemorage ........ You can hear him, playing the prelude to who's gonna ...

MySpace bulletin: From: Tim Blake-Crystal Machine Date: Sep 8, 2008 4:46 PM Subject: Sad News From Space Ship Hawkwind Body: Jason Stuart, Keyboardist extraordinaire, has left us suddenly from a massive brain hemorage ........ You can hear him, playing the prelude to who's gonna win the war, just the other day. more information on www. hawkwind. com

On Wed, 03 Sep 2008 20:49:36 -0400, www.freedomtofascism.com <truth@r.us> wrote: You don't have to die on Earth, dumbass. Since there's no way off, yeah I do. Of course there's a way off. Build a space ship. Gee, can't I just hitch a ride in your cardboard box?

...of time being very slow at the event horizon points to a good science fiction story I read. An extraterrestrial being who can live in space was attached to a space ship and communicated benign, even enlightening thoughts to the occupants. At one point he had to sacrifice himself and was taken in by a black hole and all the crew...

... the real world as it was in the distant past. Note that the virtual world doesn't have to be synonymous with the real world, but it vaguely resembles it. The space ship, the Nebuccadnezzer, exists in the real world as it is now. The pods exist in the real world. However, the real world has different rules than the virtual world. ...

we still need physical evidence that a UFO landed in his corn field (or was parked right outside his space ship). True, just as we need physical evidence of God to prove he exists.

Pogonip wrote: Rick Cooper wrote: we still need physical evidence that a UFO landed in his corn field (or was parked right outside his space ship). True, just as we need physical evidence of God to prove he exists. Exactly. Gosh, and we all thought that science was inexact. I guess the debunkers got it right again, exactly!

Rick Cooper wrote: we still need physical evidence that a UFO landed in his corn field (or was parked right outside his space ship). True, just as we need physical evidence of God to prove he exists. Exactly. -- Joanne stitches @ singerlady.reno.nv.us.earth.milky-way.com http://members.tripod.com/~bernardschopen/

... all four.. Farmer Bob (or astronaut Mitchell) may be a respected, god fearing man not obviously given to spouting nonsense, but we still need physical evidence that a UFO landed in his corn field (or was parked right outside his space ship). George

In article <s%%Pkk.3685$Zv3.2890@newsfe01.iad>, "Odious" <Odious@cox.net.nospam> wrote: That why you have to run your moth on Usenet about when you've "drafted" a complaint. Which is rather like drawing a picture of a space ship and insisting that's the same as being able to travel to another planet. ::laughing:: Dr. Vaknin should use that somewhere.