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Pastimes : Humangs Against Gravity!!! -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Jorj X Mckie who wrote (40)	10/3/2001 1:45:38 AM
From: marcos	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 142

Well as my previous post clearly demonstrates, 'The Moon is currently 15.2593 days old', so now you've got me wondering - Who were you blaming last month? And what's this about 'the other side of the earth' - you never read any Galililie? .. that was the guy who axed 'did it move for you yet?' or something, but he also had a plausible theory that the earth is round like a banana, and therefore does not have sides. Recent studies are divided however on the possibility of appeal. But no sides, none whatsoever, so clearly if there were pebbles they would roll off unless they were right on top or stuck to it with some of that vaunted yet curdled milk of human kindness ... yeah, could be ... maybe you just gotta believe ... i believe i'll have another beer 'Even if they get it all back in 12 hours' - ah, but do they ... hard to tell one drop from another, isn't it ... question of ownership is a bit dicey mayhaps - let's see, Christ is reputed to have passed thirty-three years on the planet of which you speak, let's say he drank three litres per day and urinated two-thirds of that, for ease of straight-line calculation let's assume that he did not confuse the two ... how many litres did you say this planet has?