A Fuzzy Thread

[Joe Wicked]

Ron,
That was information that I have seen before. I think it was either it's own show or as part of the Universe series on History channel. I do remember now them talking about launching a probe for the specific purpose of going to these planets to confirm/rule out possibilities. I wish I had gotten an opportunity when I was younger to study space. I would love to sit there and be part of the teams that discover this stuff.

[bomelia]

Hey Joe, if you still wanna study space, find you a liberal and check out the acreage between his/her ears.

Mike

[Joe Wicked]

Originally Posted by bomelia

Hey Joe, if you still wanna study space, find you a liberal and check out the acreage between his/her ears.

Mike

Tried that, only problem is there is nothing to discover, so it looses its appeal real quickly.

[Ron61]

But you could get a real feel for what a vacuum is like.

Ron

[trularin]

I'm gonna have to get one of those popcorn stands.

This thread has 163 posts.

[Ron61]

Tru,

You missed one. Your post was # 165. Mike is going for a record on long threads.

Ron

[392cobra]

Originally Posted by Ron61

you could get a real feel for what a vacuum is like.

Ron

I heard they have put a warning label on new vacuums to try and keep Liberals out of Emergency Rooms when they try to use them for "personal pleasure".

[VRM]

So if Liberals are defined and having all that empty space, then the Conservative opposite would be a black hole; incredibly dense and sucks so much that even light can't escape.

I don't know of any other group that could manage to politicise physics, and I don't know if that is a good thing or a bad thing...

Steve

[Ron61]

Steve,

We aren't trying to politicize physics, just having some fun. Maybe a black hole in the Washington D.C.area for a day or so wouldn't be such a bad thing.

Ron

[cobra de capell]

Finally, something you don't know, VRM - now that's progress.

[VRM]

Originally Posted by Ron61

Steve,

We aren't trying to politicize physics, just having some fun. Maybe a black hole in the Washington D.C.area for a day or so wouldn't be such a bad thing.

Ron

Ron,
I got it - I was having fun with it also. Lighten up buddy!

[Joe Wicked]

Originally Posted by VRM

So if Liberals are defined and having all that empty space, then the Conservative opposite would be a black hole; incredibly dense and sucks so much that even light can't escape.

I don't know of any other group that could manage to politicise physics, and I don't know if that is a good thing or a bad thing...

Steve

I do know some who are that way as well. One extreme or the other is pretty bad IMO. I tend to stay close to the middle on the right of the road myself.

[bomelia]

Originally Posted by VRM

So if Liberals are defined and having all that empty space, then the Conservative opposite would be a black hole; incredibly dense and sucks so much that even light can't escape.

I don't know of any other group that could manage to politicise physics, and I don't know if that is a good thing or a bad thing...

Steve

Yeesh. There goes Steve, in a non-niggardly way, using racist terms again. In the South, we tend to be a little more enlightened. We just call it a light sucker.

Mike

[VRM]

Originally Posted by bomelia

Yeesh. There goes Steve, in a non-niggardly way, using racist terms again. In the South, we tend to be a little more enlightened. We just call it a light sucker.

Mike

Up here a 'light sucker' is a diet lollipop. We tend to stay away from the Southern style deep fried lollipops.

Steve

[VRM]

Oh, and Mike,
You will be very happy to know that I am currently heavy into research on a '60s Black Panther from Canada that later became blue state blue.

Steve