Visit another planet and chances are it's devoid
of life. But even if it isn't then the life it holds poses a
hyper major threat to your life.
Bacterial infectons, viruses... molds/fungus...
. . . your posts where you hop about like a
demented hare from poster to poster and up and down attribute levels
like a yo-yo in the hands of somebody that is drunk.
For all that we know, it could be that the way the planets are
organised in our solar system, their distances, relative size and
weight, and elemental composition, spells out "If you had bought an
Orbital here, you'd be home by now" in Intergalactic.
Evolution is to atheism as auto repair is to atheism.
Who was the founder of Christianity? I think the founders were
certain Old Testament prophets and the 12 Apostles.
=== 6 =================================================
Category: God and the Art of Automobile Maintenance
Evolution is to atheism as auto repair is to atheism.
That is an absolutely horrible analogy. Anyone who has contorted
themselves to reach a largely unreachable exhaust manifold
bolt, bashing their knuckles, dusting their eyes with a rain of large
crusty flakes of rust, only to ultimately have that most inaccessible
of bolts snap off still holding the manifold firmly in place, knows
for a FACT that there is no god, no matter how loud and intensely
they reference him along the way.
=== 2 =================================================
Compelling images category:
. . . your posts where you hop about like a
demented hare from poster to poster and up and down attribute levels
like a yo-yo in the hands of somebody that is drunk.
=== 7 =================================================
Who was the founder of Christianity? I think the founders were
certain Old Testament prophets and the 12 Apostles.
For all that we know, it could be that the way the planets are organised in our solar system, their distances, relative size and weight, and elemental composition, spells out "If you had bought an Orbital here, you'd be home by now" in Intergalactic.
Lots of nominations this month, of varying quality.--
Vote early, vote often (well, once a month, anyway).
=== 1 =================================================
In the category of "Even if isn't, it is."
Visit another planet and chances are it's devoid
of life. But even if it isn't then the life it holds poses a
hyper major threat to your life.
Bacterial infectons, viruses... molds/fungus...
A planet devoid of life would not have bacteria, molds, or fungus to
infect anybody, by definition.
=== 2 =================================================
Compelling images category:
. . . your posts where you hop about like a
demented hare from poster to poster and up and down attribute levels
like a yo-yo in the hands of somebody that is drunk.
=== 3 =================================================
In the "Why bother?" category:
"To know less than we don't know is the nature of most knowledge."
=== 4 =================================================
In the category "Universal Advertising":
For all that we know, it could be that the way the planets are
organised in our solar system, their distances, relative size and
weight, and elemental composition, spells out "If you had bought an
Orbital here, you'd be home by now" in Intergalactic.
=== 5 =================================================
"I make good on the preceding paragraph below."
=== 6 =================================================
Category: God and the Art of Automobile Maintenance
Evolution is to atheism as auto repair is to atheism.
That is an absolutely horrible analogy. Anyone who has contorted
themselves to reach a largely unreachable exhaust manifold
bolt, bashing their knuckles, dusting their eyes with a rain of large
crusty flakes of rust, only to ultimately have that most inaccessible
of bolts snap off still holding the manifold firmly in place, knows
for a FACT that there is no god, no matter how loud and intensely
they reference him along the way.
=== 7 =================================================
Who was the founder of Christianity? I think the founders were
certain Old Testament prophets and the 12 Apostles.
Lots of nominations this month, of varying quality.
Vote early, vote often (well, once a month, anyway).
=== 6 =================================================
Category: God and the Art of Automobile Maintenance
Evolution is to atheism as auto repair is to atheism.
That is an absolutely horrible analogy. Anyone who has contorted
themselves to reach a largely unreachable exhaust manifold
bolt, bashing their knuckles, dusting their eyes with a rain of large
crusty flakes of rust, only to ultimately have that most inaccessible
of bolts snap off still holding the manifold firmly in place, knows
for a FACT that there is no god, no matter how loud and intensely
they reference him along the way.
Lots of nominations this month, of varying quality.
Vote early, vote often (well, once a month, anyway).
=== 4 =================================================
In the category "Universal Advertising":
For all that we know, it could be that the way the planets are
organised in our solar system, their distances, relative size and
weight, and elemental composition, spells out "If you had bought an Orbital here, you'd be home by now" in Intergalactic.
=== 6 =================================================
Category: God and the Art of Automobile Maintenance
Evolution is to atheism as auto repair is to atheism.
That is an absolutely horrible analogy. Anyone who has contorted
themselves to reach a largely unreachable exhaust manifold
bolt, bashing their knuckles, dusting their eyes with a rain of large
crusty flakes of rust, only to ultimately have that most inaccessible
of bolts snap off still holding the manifold firmly in place, knows
for a FACT that there is no god, no matter how loud and intensely
they reference him along the way.
=== 7 =================================================
Who was the founder of Christianity? I think the founders were
certain Old Testament prophets and the 12 Apostles.
--
Mark Isaak
"Wisdom begins when you discover the difference between 'That
doesn't make sense' and 'I don't understand.'" - Mary Doria Russell
On Tue, 1 Aug 2023 09:35:32 -0700, the following appeared in
talk.origins, posted by Mark Isaak
<specimenNOSPAM@curioustaxon.omy.net>:
Missed one:
In the category "Universal Advertising":
For all that we know, it could be that the way the planets are organised in our solar system, their distances, relative size and weight, and elemental composition, spells out "If you had bought an Orbital here, you'd be home by now" in Intergalactic.
On 8/1/23 2:39 PM, Bob Casanova wrote:
On Tue, 1 Aug 2023 09:35:32 -0700, the following appeared in
talk.origins, posted by Mark Isaak
<specimenNOSPAM@curioustaxon.omy.net>:
Missed one:
In the category "Universal Advertising":
For all that we know, it could be that the way the planets are organised in our solar system, their distances, relative size and weight, and elemental composition, spells out "If you had bought an Orbital here, you'd be home by now" in Intergalactic.
Sorry about that. Apparently my search only catches "chez watt" in
subjects at the start of threads. Replying midst another thread, even
if you change the subject to include the magic words, may not be enough >(though I usually catch those manually as I read through the group).
The above chez watt will be on next months ballot, along with a 7/31
entry that didn't show up on my computer until 8/2.
=== 7 =================================================
Who was the founder of Christianity? I think the founders were
certain Old Testament prophets and the 12 Apostles.
=== 3 =================================================
In the "Why bother?" category:
"To know less than we don't know is the nature of most knowledge."
Who was the founder of Christianity? I think the founders were
certain Old Testament prophets and the 12 Apostles.
On Tue, 1 Aug 2023 09:35:32 -0700, the following appeared in
talk.origins, posted by Mark Isaak
<specime...@curioustaxon.omy.net>:
Missed one:
In the category "Universal Advertising":
For all that we know, it could be that the way the planets are organised in our solar system, their distances, relative size and weight, and elemental composition, spells out "If you had bought an Orbital here, you'd be home by now" in Intergalactic.
Lots of nominations this month, of varying quality.
Vote early, vote often (well, once a month, anyway).
=== 1 =================================================
In the category of "Even if isn't, it is."
Visit another planet and chances are it's devoid
of life. But even if it isn't then the life it holds poses a
hyper major threat to your life.
Bacterial infectons, viruses... molds/fungus...
A planet devoid of life would not have bacteria, molds, or fungus to >infect anybody, by definition.
=== 2 =================================================
Compelling images category:
. . . your posts where you hop about like a
demented hare from poster to poster and up and down attribute levels like a yo-yo in the hands of somebody that is drunk.
=== 3 =================================================
In the "Why bother?" category:
"To know less than we don't know is the nature of most knowledge."
=== 4 =================================================
In the category "Universal Advertising":
For all that we know, it could be that the way the planets are
organised in our solar system, their distances, relative size and weight, and elemental composition, spells out "If you had bought an Orbital here, you'd be home by now" in Intergalactic.
=== 5 =================================================
"I make good on the preceding paragraph below."
=== 6 =================================================
Category: God and the Art of Automobile Maintenance
Evolution is to atheism as auto repair is to atheism.
That is an absolutely horrible analogy. Anyone who has contorted >themselves to reach a largely unreachable exhaust manifold
bolt, bashing their knuckles, dusting their eyes with a rain of large >crusty flakes of rust, only to ultimately have that most inaccessible
of bolts snap off still holding the manifold firmly in place, knows
for a FACT that there is no god, no matter how loud and intensely
they reference him along the way.
=== 7 =================================================--
Who was the founder of Christianity? I think the founders were
certain Old Testament prophets and the 12 Apostles.
Bob C.
"The most exciting phrase to hear in science,
the one that heralds new discoveries, is not
'Eureka!' but 'That's funny...'"
- Isaac Asimov
On Tuesday, August 1, 2023 at 5:40:59?PM UTC-4, Bob Casanova wrote:
On Tue, 1 Aug 2023 09:35:32 -0700, the following appeared in
talk.origins, posted by Mark Isaak
<specime...@curioustaxon.omy.net>:
Missed one:
In the category "Universal Advertising":
For all that we know, it could be that the way the planets are organised in our solar system, their distances, relative size and weight, and elemental composition, spells out "If you had bought an Orbital here, you'd be home by now" in Intergalactic.
I'm confused. Isn't that number 4?
--Lots of nominations this month, of varying quality.--
Vote early, vote often (well, once a month, anyway).
=== 1 =================================================
In the category of "Even if isn't, it is."
Visit another planet and chances are it's devoid
of life. But even if it isn't then the life it holds poses a
hyper major threat to your life.
Bacterial infectons, viruses... molds/fungus...
A planet devoid of life would not have bacteria, molds, or fungus to
infect anybody, by definition.
=== 2 =================================================
Compelling images category:
. . . your posts where you hop about like a
demented hare from poster to poster and up and down attribute levels
like a yo-yo in the hands of somebody that is drunk.
=== 3 =================================================
In the "Why bother?" category:
"To know less than we don't know is the nature of most knowledge."
=== 4 =================================================
In the category "Universal Advertising":
For all that we know, it could be that the way the planets are
organised in our solar system, their distances, relative size and
weight, and elemental composition, spells out "If you had bought an
Orbital here, you'd be home by now" in Intergalactic.
=== 5 =================================================
"I make good on the preceding paragraph below."
=== 6 =================================================
Category: God and the Art of Automobile Maintenance
Evolution is to atheism as auto repair is to atheism.
That is an absolutely horrible analogy. Anyone who has contorted
themselves to reach a largely unreachable exhaust manifold
bolt, bashing their knuckles, dusting their eyes with a rain of large
crusty flakes of rust, only to ultimately have that most inaccessible
of bolts snap off still holding the manifold firmly in place, knows
for a FACT that there is no god, no matter how loud and intensely
they reference him along the way.
=== 7 =================================================
Who was the founder of Christianity? I think the founders were
certain Old Testament prophets and the 12 Apostles.
Bob C.
"The most exciting phrase to hear in science,
the one that heralds new discoveries, is not
'Eureka!' but 'That's funny...'"
- Isaac Asimov
On Mon, 7 Aug 2023 16:18:58 -0700 (PDT), the following
appeared in talk.origins, posted by Lawyer Daggett <j.nobel.daggett@gmail.com>:
On Tuesday, August 1, 2023 at 5:40:59?PM UTC-4, Bob Casanova wrote:Mark replied that he'd include it in the August list.
On Tue, 1 Aug 2023 09:35:32 -0700, the following appeared in
talk.origins, posted by Mark Isaak
<specime...@curioustaxon.omy.net>:
Missed one:
In the category "Universal Advertising":
For all that we know, it could be that the way the planets are organised in our solar system, their distances, relative size and weight, and elemental composition, spells out "If you had bought an Orbital here, you'd be home by now" in Intergalactic.
I'm confused. Isn't that number 4?
Lots of nominations this month, of varying quality.--
Vote early, vote often (well, once a month, anyway).
=== 1 =================================================
In the category of "Even if isn't, it is."
Visit another planet and chances are it's devoid
of life. But even if it isn't then the life it holds poses a
hyper major threat to your life.
Bacterial infectons, viruses... molds/fungus...
A planet devoid of life would not have bacteria, molds, or fungus to
infect anybody, by definition.
=== 2 =================================================
Compelling images category:
. . . your posts where you hop about like a
demented hare from poster to poster and up and down attribute levels >>>>> like a yo-yo in the hands of somebody that is drunk.
=== 3 =================================================
In the "Why bother?" category:
"To know less than we don't know is the nature of most knowledge."
=== 4 =================================================
In the category "Universal Advertising":
For all that we know, it could be that the way the planets are
organised in our solar system, their distances, relative size and
weight, and elemental composition, spells out "If you had bought an
Orbital here, you'd be home by now" in Intergalactic.
=== 5 =================================================
"I make good on the preceding paragraph below."
=== 6 =================================================
Category: God and the Art of Automobile Maintenance
Evolution is to atheism as auto repair is to atheism.
That is an absolutely horrible analogy. Anyone who has contorted
themselves to reach a largely unreachable exhaust manifold
bolt, bashing their knuckles, dusting their eyes with a rain of large
crusty flakes of rust, only to ultimately have that most inaccessible
of bolts snap off still holding the manifold firmly in place, knows
for a FACT that there is no god, no matter how loud and intensely
they reference him along the way.
=== 7 =================================================
Who was the founder of Christianity? I think the founders were
certain Old Testament prophets and the 12 Apostles.
Bob C.
"The most exciting phrase to hear in science,
the one that heralds new discoveries, is not
'Eureka!' but 'That's funny...'"
- Isaac Asimov
On 8/7/23 10:25 PM, Bob Casanova wrote:Intergalactic.
On Mon, 7 Aug 2023 16:18:58 -0700 (PDT), the following
appeared in talk.origins, posted by Lawyer Daggett
<j.nobel.daggett@gmail.com>:
On Tuesday, August 1, 2023 at 5:40:59?PM UTC-4, Bob Casanova wrote:
On Tue, 1 Aug 2023 09:35:32 -0700, the following appeared in
talk.origins, posted by Mark Isaak
<specime...@curioustaxon.omy.net>:
Missed one:
In the category "Universal Advertising":
For all that we know, it could be that the way the planets are organised in our solar system, their distances, relative size and weight, and elemental composition, spells out "If you had bought an Orbital here, you'd be home by now" in
Mark replied that he'd include it in the August list.
I'm confused. Isn't that number 4?
That was before Daggett called my attention to the fact it is on the
current list. Since it is on the current ballot, it will not be on the
next.
--Lots of nominations this month, of varying quality.--
Vote early, vote often (well, once a month, anyway).
=== 1 =================================================
In the category of "Even if isn't, it is."
Visit another planet and chances are it's devoid
of life. But even if it isn't then the life it holds poses a
hyper major threat to your life.
Bacterial infectons, viruses... molds/fungus...
A planet devoid of life would not have bacteria, molds, or fungus to >>>>> infect anybody, by definition.
=== 2 =================================================
Compelling images category:
. . . your posts where you hop about like a
demented hare from poster to poster and up and down attribute levels >>>>>> like a yo-yo in the hands of somebody that is drunk.
=== 3 =================================================
In the "Why bother?" category:
"To know less than we don't know is the nature of most knowledge."
=== 4 =================================================
In the category "Universal Advertising":
For all that we know, it could be that the way the planets are
organised in our solar system, their distances, relative size and
weight, and elemental composition, spells out "If you had bought an >>>>>> Orbital here, you'd be home by now" in Intergalactic.
=== 5 =================================================
"I make good on the preceding paragraph below."
=== 6 =================================================
Category: God and the Art of Automobile Maintenance
Evolution is to atheism as auto repair is to atheism.
That is an absolutely horrible analogy. Anyone who has contorted
themselves to reach a largely unreachable exhaust manifold
bolt, bashing their knuckles, dusting their eyes with a rain of large >>>>> crusty flakes of rust, only to ultimately have that most inaccessible >>>>> of bolts snap off still holding the manifold firmly in place, knows
for a FACT that there is no god, no matter how loud and intensely
they reference him along the way.
=== 7 =================================================
Who was the founder of Christianity? I think the founders were
certain Old Testament prophets and the 12 Apostles.
Bob C.
"The most exciting phrase to hear in science,
the one that heralds new discoveries, is not
'Eureka!' but 'That's funny...'"
- Isaac Asimov
Lots of nominations this month, of varying quality.
Vote early, vote often (well, once a month, anyway).
=== 1 =================================================
In the category of "Even if isn't, it is."
Visit another planet and chances are it's devoid
of life. But even if it isn't then the life it holds poses a
hyper major threat to your life.
Bacterial infectons, viruses... molds/fungus...
A planet devoid of life would not have bacteria, molds, or fungus to
infect anybody, by definition.
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