Re: Today

On Sun, 19 Nov 2006 11:18:26 -0600, Konstantin Tsiolkovsky
<cosmic@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

Christopher wrote:
On Sun, 19 Nov 2006 09:48:46 -0600, Konstantin Tsiolkovsky
<cosmic@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

surfduke wrote:
On Nov 18, 6:05 pm, Thomas Lee Elifritz <cos...@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Christopher wrote:
Exactly 86 years ago today, somewhere in America, a Mrs Shepard gave
birth to a little boy she named Alan.You mean the Alan Shephard that bumbled around lost on the moon, and was
only given the mission because after Apollo 13, because NASA didn't want
to lost their best pilots? You mean that Alan Shephard? The dead guy?

Who gives a ***.
HOW DARE YOU! YOU ARE THE LOWEST FORM OF ANY LIFE! ALAN IS A HERO!
Al Gore is a hero. Alan Shephard is dead.

History will remember Alan Shepard and his unique place in American
history long after Al Gore is long gone. But who will remember Al
Gore.

Who will remember America? America will be long gone. Nations will be
long gone. Humanity will be long gone. Al Gore is here now. The Planet
Earth remains a living planet. Now, do you want to talk about Gagarin?

I've mentioned Yuri in a previous post.

I believe Al Gore will yet see his finest hour.

Today is the first day of the future.

Americans are such schmucks.

Americans in general, are cocky, smug, and far to naive for their own
good at times, but I'd rather be on their side then some of our
european neighbors sides during an armed conflict. England and the
rest of the British Isle have more in common with out cousins across
the big pond then we have with all the people the other side of the
channel.



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Christopher

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