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To: Sir Auric Goldfinger who wrote (613)	8/16/2000 1:11:32 PM
From: broken_cookie	Respond to of 5698

It's a terrific story and very plausible if a little on the lengthy side. I loved the conjecture about ancient and future tellings of the rocketcar legend. * Really, really, REALLY started in the year 576 B.C., when a crazy Chinaman filled a bamboo pole with gunpowder, stuffed it up a yak's ass, lit the fuse, then flew the Rocket Yak straight into the Great Wall. If the Legend of the Rocket Car survives, my great-grandchildren will probably end up talking about a guy from Lunartown who nailed an anti-matter pod onto an old Apollo moon-rover and flew into the side of Tycho Crater.