Something is very wrong for who is Dr.Yubiwan Ph.D. and how come the Strange Dr. has access to Darla's and the Commander's net comm address?
nightbat
Something is rotten in the State of Denmark because Darla
hasn't made it back or called home and now Dr. Strange is using the
purported aliens net address. Hmmmmmmm, could the world wide UFO
reported Gray's (Grey's) have taken over our cosmic friends base in
space? I don't like it, something's afoot. Dr. Yubiwan sounds negative
unlike Darla and alien Mermaid crews uplifting posts. Could the reported
hostile Gray's (Grey's) or men in black actually have found our cosmic
friends base in space, per Greysky near Jupiter, or cover base on Earth?
Troubling, very troubling to say the least. I knew when I received that
automated generated Pere transmission something was up because Darla
advised they would always answer all nightbat calls and I only had to
whistle. Hmmmmmmm, yes, this mystery Dr. strange only adds more intrigue
to where is our Darla? That my cosmic friend Sil broke radio net comm
silence to get messages to me and our group was comforting, but then
suddenly resultantly silenced by the reported most senior crew member
Kiyo, hmmmmmm, smells like trouble in paradise.
I knew it, just as my friend Silly was advising of first official
contact day finally approaching someone or some group silenced her. Come
on a Ph.D. in space, then why haven't he or she introduced themselves
properly? Someone assumes no need for proper protocols or manners, very
much like secret authoritative governing non civilian or past reported
Gray's (Grey's) mode of operandi, extreme negative behavior change is a
red flag. Sure, no assurance to Bert that his sweet potato pie offering
is respectfully acknowledged, no good or bad cloud jump mission reports,
no back lip to oc's out of lurking mode posts, silencing of Sil, Kiyo
reported adhering to comm silence and now so called Dr. Strange takes
over the alien comm. Hmmmmmmmmm, nightbat's out of crate bull shit meter
swings to red, this does not compute.
I suspected a drama was being played out in space but this is possibly
even more sinister or worrisome then ever expected. Could our cosmic
friends have run into dangerous other alien race trouble? Have they
taken over Darla's space base and are they holding the left back reserve
crew hostage? Oh no, this can't be, or is it? Is that why this uppity
Dr. Ph.D. acts so confident and negatively towards multiverse Earth sci
fi theorist's and some of our alt.astronomy posters?
Why is it that my pocket UFO detector is not picking up any cosmic Darla
signals and why isn't Greysky on this like the flash that he normally
is? Sure, sure, Double-A says just give them more time to complete their
mission, but then why this Dr. Strange taking over their comm? Painius
even sent out a lovely original poem with no answer from Darla? Just not
like them, something's afoot. I know Min's posts are filled with bias
hate but that couldn't be it, could it?
Anyway, I'll try fine tuning my UFO pocket crystal detector a little
more, heck, I have it on infinity now as it is. Well, maybe if I add an
high powered amp to it I'll be able to pickup something, anything,
where's Greysky when you need him? Hand me one of your Bud Light's Bert,
will ya? This suspense is too much and building up. Who is this strange
net comm Dr.?
End of Transmission
the nightbat
Bill Sheppard
>I don't like it, something's afoot. Dr.
>Yubiwan sounds negative...
Sounds like Obi-wan's dark counterpart.
oc
Bill Sheppard
Dingaling.
oc
Lloyd Jones
had to format my computer.
You talk about Darla allot, who, what exactly are you talking about?
LJ
Greysky
Hey there Nightbat,
I wouldn't worry about it yet. A tour to the Magellenic Cloud is going to
take them some time using that 'primitive' clipper ship engine of theirs.
(kidding). Meanwhile, back on EarthDome, others are using the comm. channel
out friends are borrowing to get onto the internet, and if I know the
gubba'ment, those good 'ol black hats are wanting to silence anyone they
can - kinda like a CB radio brat throwing a carrier over someone you want to
talk to. I have no doubt when our cosmic pals get back from their long
jaunt they will send you some space decoder rings, and me some filamentary
star-stuff (shielded and even more shielded). And we can all hope they
didn't eat any of Berts sweet potato pie while en rout or they maybe passed
their destination while either in the head, or trying to 'get the wood out'
heh heh...Of course, I have my FTL Gizmo fired up and tuned to 1,4545455 Hz
and have heard nary a hiccup of interstellar proportions. So we will just
have to wait and read the mission report just like everyone else. Unless
those dad blasted Perseuns have yet to cool down...
Dr. Yubiwan
news:25177-41...@storefull-3173.bay.webtv.net...
> Ho ho. So a new member has surfaced in Darla's cadre of alter egos- Dr.
> Dingaling.
>
> oc
>
Why are you still here?
Dr. Yubiwan, Ph.D.
Bill Sheppard
>Why are you still here?
To have fun bugging whatever new member of Darla's 'commitee' pops up.
oc
Dr. Yubiwan
From Dr.Dingaling Ph.D:
oc
No, I mean 'really', Mr. Sheppard, why are you still here?
That is, why, after professing to want to remain in lurker status due to
your final disgust with 'void spacers', why do you remain to torment me?
Of course, you don't 'really' torment me, you just make feeble attempts to
do so.
Since this is good for your fellow posters, those who miss you and who like
to see you dig at Darla, we shall continue to laugh at your inconsistencies
and giggle at your silly, gender biased remarks.
So why, then, Mr. Sheppard?
Could it be because you are far, far more disgusted with yourself and with
your inadequacy to give the memory and greatness of Mr. Wolter due process
and recognition?
Dr. Yubiwan, Ph.D.
Wally Anglesea
"Dr. Yubiwan" <Darl...@spamsocks.aol.com> wrote in message
news:7otqd.993875$Gx4.5...@bgtnsc04-news.ops.worldnet.att.net...
> "Bill Sheppard" <old...@webtv.net> wrote in message
> news:13447-41...@storefull-3174.bay.webtv.net...
> From Dr.Dingaling Ph.D:
>
>>Why are you still here?
>
> To have fun bugging whatever new member of Darla's 'commitee' pops up.
>
> oc
>
> No, I mean 'really', Mr. Sheppard, why are you still here?
> That is, why, after professing to want to remain in lurker status due to
> your final disgust with 'void spacers', why do you remain to torment me?
Oh dear. Kooksign.
>
> Of course, you don't 'really' torment me, you just make feeble attempts to
> do so.
> Since this is good for your fellow posters, those who miss you and who
> like
> to see you dig at Darla, we shall continue to laugh at your
> inconsistencies
> and giggle at your silly, gender biased remarks.
>
> So why, then, Mr. Sheppard?
> Could it be because you are far, far more disgusted with yourself and with
> your inadequacy to give the memory and greatness of Mr. Wolter due process
> and recognition?
And further kooksign.
Dr. Yubiwan
news:Awtqd.51607$K7.1...@news-server.bigpond.net.au...
Oh dear.
Who DO you wanna call?
KOOKBUSTERS !
Has the croc returned the other half of your brain yet, Mr. Anglesea?
Seriously, it's good to again hear from the Australian peanut gallery.
I loved the one about the meteor hitting the lamppost on the pier.
Any other good, on-topic subjects in our future from you, Mr Anglesea?
Or do you intend to persist with your luvable kook-bashing?
Whatever you do, you are always a welcome addition to a discussion.
Dr. Yubiwan, Ph.D.
Wally Anglesea
> Any other good, on-topic subjects in our future from you, Mr Anglesea?
So tell us about cepheid variables. Or get Darla to tell us what new things
she's discovered about them that can be confirmed by scientists.
>
> Or do you intend to persist with your luvable kook-bashing?
I call 'em as I see 'em. Get used to it.
Dr. Yubiwan
>
> "Dr. Yubiwan" <Darl...@spamsocks.aol.com> wrote in message
> news:QZtqd.69624$7i4....@bgtnsc05-news.ops.worldnet.att.net...
> > Any other good, on-topic subjects in our future from you, Mr Anglesea?
>
>
> So tell us about cepheid variables. Or get Darla to tell us what new
things
> she's discovered about them that can be confirmed by scientists.
Cepheid variables?
As you wish: http://tinyurl.com/53bdm
After you have browsed through the 22,300 hits, come back and I shall give
you the new stuff.
You Will be tested.
Dr. Yubiwan, Ph.D.
Wally Anglesea
No, it doesn't work that way. I already know lots about Cepheids variables.
Now I want *YOU* to tell me something I don't know about them that follows
logically.
Can't?
It figures.
I wonder why kooks like you feel a need to justify themselves by pretending
they have something they could never achieve (a PhD for instance). Feelings
of inadequacy, perhaps?
Ray Vingnutte
"Dr. Yubiwan" <Darl...@spamsocks.aol.com> wrote:
> "Bill Sheppard" <old...@webtv.net> wrote in message
> news:13447-41...@storefull-3174.bay.webtv.net...
> From Dr.Dingaling Ph.D:
>
> >Why are you still here?
>
> To have fun bugging whatever new member of Darla's 'commitee' pops up.
>
> oc
>
> No, I mean 'really', Mr. Sheppard, why are you still here?
Oh do shut shut the f$%k up, one fake phd and one fake alien, great
ypu go well together.
Dr. Yubiwan
news:20041129014...@darkstar.example.org...
Of course, you are entitled to your opinion, Mr. Vingnutte, however badly
your words may be chosen.
As I am entitled Not to shut shut the f$%k up if I choose not to do so.
Do you feel that you have more of a right to post here than others do just
because you are not a fake?
Hardly, eh?
Is there a teardrop or two I can help you with?
Dr. Yubiwan, Ph.D.
Bill Sheppard
>..why, after professing to want to remain
>in lurker status due to your final disgust
>with 'void spacers', why do you remain to >torment me?
'Cause it's FUN seeing your continual evasion of those two pivotal
questions on space and gravity. Why do YOU remain, seeing as how your
claim of extraterrestrial alien-hood is so thoroughly and
incontrovertibly debunked? Your slip is still showing, dearie.
oc
Wally Anglesea
Well,at least you have recognised you are a fake. First step to recovery.
Good luck.
Ray Vingnutte
"Dr. Yubiwan" <Darl...@spamsocks.aol.com> wrote:
> "Ray Vingnutte" <rvno...@againnospam.our.uk> wrote in message
> news:20041129014...@darkstar.example.org...
> > On Sun, 28 Nov 2004 23:42:59 GMT
> > "Dr. Yubiwan" <Darl...@spamsocks.aol.com> wrote:
> >
> > > "Bill Sheppard" <old...@webtv.net> wrote in message
> > > news:13447-41...@storefull-3174.bay.webtv.net...
> > > From Dr.Dingaling Ph.D:
> > >
> > > >Why are you still here?
> > >
> > > To have fun bugging whatever new member of Darla's 'commitee' pops up.
> > >
> > > oc
> > >
> > > No, I mean 'really', Mr. Sheppard, why are you still here?
> >
> >
> > Oh do shut shut the f$%k up, one fake phd and one fake alien, great
> > ypu go well together.
> >
> >
> >
> >
>
> Of course,
Yawn, what a bore.....
> badly
>
> Dr. Yubiwan, Ph.D. Wanker and Supreme Tosser
>
>
Dr. Yubiwan
>
> "Dr. Yubiwan" <Darl...@spamsocks.aol.com> wrote in message
> news:pAuqd.994206$Gx4.8...@bgtnsc04-news.ops.worldnet.att.net...
> > "Wally Anglesea" <wang...@spbigpondammersarevermin.net.au> wrote in
> > message
> > news:8iuqd.51643$K7.1...@news-server.bigpond.net.au...
> >>
> >> "Dr. Yubiwan" <Darl...@spamsocks.aol.com> wrote in message
> >> news:QZtqd.69624$7i4....@bgtnsc05-news.ops.worldnet.att.net...
> >> > Any other good, on-topic subjects in our future from you, Mr
Anglesea?
> >>
> >>
> >> So tell us about cepheid variables. Or get Darla to tell us what new
> > things
> >> she's discovered about them that can be confirmed by scientists.
> >
> > Cepheid variables?
> > As you wish: http://tinyurl.com/53bdm
> >
> > After you have browsed through the 22,300 hits, come back and I shall
give
> > you the new stuff.
> > You Will be tested.
>
>
> No, it doesn't work that way. I already know lots about Cepheids
variables.
> Now I want *YOU* to tell me something I don't know about them that follows
> logically.
> Can't?
How can what you don't know be assessed if you are not forthcoming with what
you do know?
How can I believe you know 'lots' if you have trouble even spelling the
phrase, 'Cepheid variables'?
Your lack of integrity is astounding, Mr. Anglesea, especially when you
consider that you answer your question to me before you even give me a
chance to answer first.
Of Course I can can tell you something you don't know about them that
follows logically.
Yet first you must be forthcoming about what you know.
> It figures.
>
> I wonder why kooks like you feel a need to justify themselves by
pretending
> they have something they could never achieve (a PhD for instance).
Feelings
> of inadequacy, perhaps?
>
>
Feelings of inadequacy are healthy, Mr. Anglesea.
I would never be able to do what some of the other crewmembers here do.
Without feelings of inadequacy I might attempt something I don't know how to
do with perfectly horrible results.
You on the other hand evidently like to feel superior, to raise yourself
above others in order to hide your own fears and inadequacies, your feelings
of inferiority.
This is a common, classic malignancy among humans.
Welcome to my 'couch'.
Accept yourself just as you are, and then begin to promote loving feelings
for yourself and for others.
When you can love the worst thing about yourself, when you can feel strong,
loving ties with your worst enemies, only then will you begin to find
balance.
Only then will you begin to understand why you secretly, slowly kill
yourself, and why your enemies hate you so much.
You can still be as guarded and as skeptical as you like.
My only fee for my services is that you turn this into a healthy, productive
skepticism.
If you will not at least try, then sod off and quit wasting our time.
Dr. Yubiwan, Ph.D.
Dr. Yubiwan
That's an easy one, isn't it?
This is what we have been nurturing all along.
Unofficial contact requires ultimately that we nurture disbelief.
Our slips are showing not because we have loose slips, but because it is the
showing slip which catches the eye.
We have answered your questions several times.
Why are you acting so stupidly?
Are you totally incapable of comprehending?
More likely you are, as I said before, backed up against an impenetrable
barrier of fear.
You don't recognize the truth because you overwhelmingly fear that you and
Wolter are dead wrong.
So even if you and Wolter are right, you'll never know because you are too
afraid to be disproved.
Doesn't this circular logic you keep pushing like a drug ring true?
Or are you so far gone that your brain cells have turned to mud?
(Tough love's a bitch, isn't it.)
Dr. Yubiwan, Ph.D.
Wally Anglesea
Oh, dear, a spelling lame because I pluralised Cepheids. How lame...
>
> Your lack of integrity is astounding, Mr. Anglesea,
You speak of integiry and claim a PhD? BWAHAHHAHAHAHHA
> especially when you
> consider that you answer your question to me before you even give me a
> chance to answer first.
Go ahead, and tell us about Cepheid variables. I asked you, not for a bunch
of links, but something that contributes to the newsgroup instead of the
half witted claptrap you've psoted up until now.
I'm waiting.
>
> Of Course I can can tell you something you don't know about them that
> follows logically.
> Yet first you must be forthcoming about what you know.
OK, let start with you answering this: What is the effect (if any) of the
presence of metals on the evolution and period luminoisity relationships of
Cepehids. Can make any assumptions on what effect this will have on distance
measurements, and give me the maths? I ask you this question, because I
asked my class the very same thing last week.
Be careful of just looking it up on the web and coming up with a pat answer.
None of my class did so, lets see if your aliens are as smart as my
students.
>
>> It figures.
>>
>> I wonder why kooks like you feel a need to justify themselves by
> pretending
>> they have something they could never achieve (a PhD for instance).
> Feelings
>> of inadequacy, perhaps?
>>
>>
>
> Feelings of inadequacy are healthy, Mr. Anglesea.
not when you overcompensate by pretending to degrees that you are not
entitled.
> I would never be able to do what some of the other crewmembers here do.
> Without feelings of inadequacy I might attempt something I don't know how
> to
> do with perfectly horrible results.
>
> You on the other hand evidently like to feel superior, to raise yourself
> above others in order to hide your own fears and inadequacies, your
> feelings
> of inferiority.
>
> This is a common, classic malignancy among humans.
> Welcome to my 'couch'.
>
> Accept yourself just as you are, and then begin to promote loving feelings
> for yourself and for others.
> When you can love the worst thing about yourself, when you can feel
> strong,
> loving ties with your worst enemies, only then will you begin to find
> balance.
> Only then will you begin to understand why you secretly, slowly kill
> yourself, and why your enemies hate you so much.
>
> You can still be as guarded and as skeptical as you like.
> My only fee for my services is that you turn this into a healthy,
> productive
> skepticism.
I am, I'm skeptical that you are anything other than a fraud.
> If you will not at least try, then sod off and quit wasting our time.
>
> Dr. Yubiwan, "Ph.D".
Start posting on Astronomy, or as you say, "sod off". Until then, expect to
be ridiculed.
Bill Sheppard
Let's face it, it's your claim of PhD *in addition* to your claim of
alien-hood that's getting you all the flak. Oh, and you say y'all have
already given us that difinitive discourse on space and gravity. How
about a recap of it then? No dice?
You might as well pack it in and go lurk some more. Might
learn somethin'. oc
Dr. Yubiwan
Mr. Sheppard, I grow bored with you.
You already know what I require in order to recap.
If you do not attempt to answer my questions, then all the explanations I
can give you won't sink into your thick skull.
RTFQ you silly hick.
Dr. Yubiwan, Ph.D.
Wally Anglesea
The way of the Kook:
Dr. Yubiwan
It must make you feel just grand to know your students are laughing behind
your back at your 2nd grade spelling level.
When you use Their blackboard are you this careless?
Remember when you write faster than you think, it means you don't think very
fast.
>
> >
> > Your lack of integrity is astounding, Mr. Anglesea,
>
> You speak of integiry and claim a PhD? BWAHAHHAHAHAHHA
>
Your lack of poise and dignity betray that you couldn't possibly be a
teacher.
Not a very good one at any rate.
Do you expect your students to soak things up like a sponge?
Do you blame them when they fail?
Or do you rightfully take and accept full responsibility for failing to
teach them?
The chalk under your fingernails must be barely perceptible.
>
>
> > especially when you
> > consider that you answer your question to me before you even give me a
> > chance to answer first.
>
> Go ahead, and tell us about Cepheid variables. I asked you, not for a
bunch
> of links, but something that contributes to the newsgroup instead of the
> half witted claptrap you've psoted up until now.
>
> I'm waiting.
Sod off, until you can show me you're a teacher and a good one.
Three testimonials from your students are required at this point.
And I will need to know how much you pay them to lie about you.
>
> >
> > Of Course I can can tell you something you don't know about them that
> > follows logically.
> > Yet first you must be forthcoming about what you know.
>
>
> OK, let start with you answering this: What is the effect (if any) of the
> presence of metals on the evolution and period luminoisity relationships
of
> Cepehids.
Cepehids?
My god, paying for the lies is going to break you if you really are a
teacher.
How much do you normally pay your students to keep quiet about your
illiteracy?
Can make any assumptions on what effect this will have on distance
> measurements, and give me the maths?
You cannot put words and letters together correctly and you expect to deal
with complex numbers and equations?
I ask you this question, because I
> asked my class the very same thing last week.
How in the galaxy did you manage to understand their answers?
> Be careful of just looking it up on the web and coming up with a pat
answer.
> None of my class did so, lets see if your aliens are as smart as my
> students.
IF you really Do have any students.
If you Do, then they probably ran rings around you on the 2nd day of class!
>
> >
> >> It figures.
> >>
> >> I wonder why kooks like you feel a need to justify themselves by
> > pretending
> >> they have something they could never achieve (a PhD for instance).
> > Feelings
> >> of inadequacy, perhaps?
> >>
> >>
> >
> > Feelings of inadequacy are healthy, Mr. Anglesea.
>
> not when you overcompensate by pretending to degrees that you are not
> entitled.
You have no proof of this accusation.
It's a wonder you have any money left.
I'd sue you myself, but I'm not in this for the money, and I already know
who you are, so it would advance me nothing.
This I can appreciate.
This is the first thing you've said that makes good sense.
It's not an accusation, but a skeptical opinion.
Stick to this and we may both be able to learn something spectacular.
>
> > If you will not at least try, then sod off and quit wasting our time.
> >
> > Dr. Yubiwan, "Ph.D".
>
> Start posting on Astronomy, or as you say, "sod off". Until then, expect
to
> be ridiculed.
>
>
>
>
Very well, are you aware that some stars are highly neurotic?
Of course you're not.
This is a symbolic notation which refers to the mental nature of intelligent
species on planets orbiting these stars.
Your star, by the by, is not highly neurotic, but just meanly so.
The dolphins and whales make up for you humans and your simian cousins.
Dr. Yubiwan, Ph.D.
G=EMC^2 Glazier
on the bottom shelf. It is becoming obvious that the good Dr. all the
crew,and the space ship are all one rose,and we call this rose
"Darla"(tis such a pretty name.) We are not being coned. We are not
being lied to. nightbat you more than any of us would know Darla is
about sci-fiction,or fairy tales. Darla could have started of by saying
"Once upon a time in the other side of the galaxy I came to visit Earth"
She did not come to us that way. She was more positive,and this made her
more real. She has a great communicating mind,(very cleaver) She
naturally is playing a game to amuse herself. nightbat if you noticed
some of my posts must have made Darla blush for I interjected my having
mental(virtual) sex with her in the back seat of her space ship. Now if
Darla turns out to be a he well that would make me blush. Well at
times astronomy can be dull,and Darla is adding some fun to it. I like
that. Bert
Greysky
"G=EMC^2 Glazier" <herbert...@webtv.net> wrote in message
news:13253-41A...@storefull-3171.bay.webtv.net...
That's a damn good attitude to have, Bert. After all, we are amusing
ourselves as much as Darla is amusing herself - it's all quite fun.
Greysky
Wally Anglesea
My students are far nore mature than that.
> When you use Their blackboard are you this careless?
Why do you capitalise "their"? is there something special about blackboards?
I haven't had to use a blackboard and chalk in about 20 years.
Are you stuck in a primitive environment or something?
> Remember when you write faster than you think, it means you don't think
> very
> fast.
Perhaps you might reflect on your inapropriate capitalisations then.
>
>>
>> >
>> > Your lack of integrity is astounding, Mr. Anglesea,
>>
>> You speak of integiry and claim a PhD? BWAHAHHAHAHAHHA
>>
>
> Your lack of poise and dignity betray that you couldn't possibly be a
> teacher.
> Not a very good one at any rate.
Aww, poor kook. Dance for me kook.
>
> Do you expect your students to soak things up like a sponge?
> Do you blame them when they fail?
> Or do you rightfully take and accept full responsibility for failing to
> teach them?
Hmm. none of my students have ever failed. Manhy of them have excelled.
>
> The chalk under your fingernails must be barely perceptible.
Ya know, I cant find any chalk. Stopped using it like about 20 years ago.
>
>>
>>
>> > especially when you
>> > consider that you answer your question to me before you even give me a
>> > chance to answer first.
>>
>> Go ahead, and tell us about Cepheid variables. I asked you, not for a
> bunch
>> of links, but something that contributes to the newsgroup instead of the
>> half witted claptrap you've psoted up until now.
>>
>> I'm waiting.
>
> Sod off, until you can show me you're a teacher and a good one.
> Three testimonials from your students are required at this point.
Nope. It doesn't work that way, kook. You are the one claiming aliens, PhD's
and so far all you have shown is bullshit.
I've given you a physics problem, that's all you need, and until and unless
you answer it, you remain a powerless, mentally defective kook. Live with
it.
> And I will need to know how much you pay them to lie about you.
Aww, poor kook. We call that "transference"
>
>>
>> >
>> > Of Course I can can tell you something you don't know about them that
>> > follows logically.
>> > Yet first you must be forthcoming about what you know.
>>
>>
>> OK, let start with you answering this: What is the effect (if any) of the
>> presence of metals on the evolution and period luminoisity relationships
> of
>> Cepehids.
>
> Cepehids?
> My god, paying for the lies is going to break you if you really are a
> teacher.
Inability to provide an answer noted.
> How much do you normally pay your students to keep quiet about your
> illiteracy?
Avoidamce noted. Continue to dance, kookboi.
>
> Can make any assumptions on what effect this will have on distance
>> measurements, and give me the maths?
>
> You cannot put words and letters together correctly and you expect to deal
> with complex numbers and equations?
Avoidance further noted.
>
> I ask you this question, because I
>> asked my class the very same thing last week.
>
> How in the galaxy did you manage to understand their answers?
Avoidance further noted.
>
>> Be careful of just looking it up on the web and coming up with a pat
> answer.
>> None of my class did so, lets see if your aliens are as smart as my
>> students.
>
> IF you really Do have any students.
> If you Do, then they probably ran rings around you on the 2nd day of
> class!
>
>>
>> >
>> >> It figures.
>> >>
>> >> I wonder why kooks like you feel a need to justify themselves by
>> > pretending
>> >> they have something they could never achieve (a PhD for instance).
>> > Feelings
>> >> of inadequacy, perhaps?
>> >>
>> >>
>> >
>> > Feelings of inadequacy are healthy, Mr. Anglesea.
>>
>> not when you overcompensate by pretending to degrees that you are not
>> entitled.
>
> You have no proof of this accusation.
> It's a wonder you have any money left.
> I'd sue you myself, but I'm not in this for the money, and I already know
> who you are, so it would advance me nothing.
Ahh, the way of the kook:
http://www.insurgent.org/~jhd/kookway.htm
The 6th line:
"When being overwhelmed by logic and reason: k00ksuit!"
BWAHAHAHAHAAHHAH. Most of the ones in Hollywood, yes, but when we are
talking astronomy, *you* are talking through your arsehole.
> Of course you're not.
> This is a symbolic notation which refers to the mental nature of
> intelligent
> species on planets orbiting these stars.
> Your star, by the by, is not highly neurotic, but just meanly so.
> The dolphins and whales make up for you humans and your simian cousins.
>
> Dr. Yubiwan, Ph.D.
Sure, kook. You believe what you want. Come back when you have evidence.
Look up the term "evidence" some time.
nightbat
nightbat
Thanks Bert, I don't normally bat drink especially in the early
morning but that ice cold Bud is too good to resist right about now.
(:~) Double-A now concurs something's afoot with our Darla and the
Strange Dr. taking over the alien comm. So you deduce Darla and crew now
are pure sci fi, the guy that eats that book stuff up like candy, ha,
ha, ha, ha, ok Bert. But what if like you say they are on the level,
what then? Hmmmmmmm, even oc came out of lurking mode to challenge the
good Dr., let's see what develops. I suspected Darla was taking a long
time to make it back, or answer our posts, but what is it, why the
mystery Dr., is Double-A right and the mission is just taking longer
then expected for our Earth time? Does that mean we will be older then
Darla when she/he finally makes it back? Ha, ha, ha, ha, what are we
talking about, a few more weeks, months, years, centuries, what?
Your making naked cosmic Darla blush is something I would like to see
myself, however under the present circumstances not likely.
the nightbat
nightbat
nightbat
Fun, you say fun Greysky, when our alien Darla friends might be
in trouble out in the furthest most regions of space? I needed that ice
cold Bud light Bert gave me just to help calm my immediate fears for
their safety. Wow, what's going on, first they tell us they are going to
alien comm silence by my friend Sil and most senior Kiyo and now a
strange doc takes over with an Earth based school title, huh? Glad to
hear you're not picking anything up on your FTL comm either Greysky,
they must be so far out no tellin when they will make it back. But why
the comm hush and now Dr. Strange on the scene?
the nightbat
Dr. Yubiwan
>
> "Dr. Yubiwan" <Darl...@spamsocks.aol.com> wrote in message
> news:G8Aqd.995921$Gx4.3...@bgtnsc04-news.ops.worldnet.att.net...
>
>
> Why do you capitalise "their"?
Simply to indicate that it is at least as much Their board as it is yours.
(This was before you made me realize in another post that your teaching has
lapsed into the "damn it, pass the calculator, i'm too igorant to finger
this out" stage.)
is there something special about blackboards?
> I haven't had to use a blackboard and chalk in about 20 years.
Right.
>
> Hmm. none of my students have ever failed. Manhy of them have excelled.
>
This is incredible unless you haven't been teaching very long.
However, good for you, and for them!
> >
> > The chalk under your fingernails must be barely perceptible.
>
> Ya know, I cant find any chalk. Stopped using it like about 20 years ago.
Right.
> >
> > Sod off, until you can show me you're a teacher and a good one.
> > Three testimonials from your students are required at this point.
>
> Nope. It doesn't work that way, kook. You are the one claiming aliens,
PhD's
> and so far all you have shown is bullshit.
This still smacks of your superiority complex, Mr. Anglesea.
Why is it that I have to prove myself to you, but you don't have to prove
yourself to me?
You've shown just as much bullshit thus far as have I.
What makes you so special? and how precisely do you justify calling others
kooks?
You've shown yourself to be at least as kooky as I may appear to be.
You must truly fear the idea of extraterrestrial life.
What the heck will you do when we go public?
Jump off one of the turtles? all the way down?
> I've given you a physics problem, that's all you need, and until and
unless
> you answer it, you remain a powerless, mentally defective kook. Live with
> it.
sooky sooky !
> > And I will need to know how much you pay them to lie about you.
>
> Aww, poor kook. We call that "transference"
You really should at least look these up in a dictionary before you use
them.
Your fantasy students are howling with laughter about now.
> >
> > Very well, are you aware that some stars are highly neurotic?
>
> BWAHAHAHAHAAHHAH. Most of the ones in Hollywood, yes, but when we are
> talking astronomy, *you* are talking through your arsehole.
>
> > Of course you're not.
> > This is a symbolic notation which refers to the mental nature of
> > intelligent
> > species on planets orbiting these stars.
> > Your star, by the by, is not highly neurotic, but just meanly so.
> > The dolphins and whales make up for you humans and your simian cousins.
> >
> > Dr. Yubiwan, Ph.D.
>
> Sure, kook. You believe what you want. Come back when you have evidence.
>
> Look up the term "evidence" some time.
>
>
>
If I lead you to fresh water, and perhaps because you fear it's poisoned you
die anyway of thirst, it's in your hands, bucko!
Dr. Yubiwan, Ph.D.
nightbat
G=EMC^2 Glazier wrote:
>
> Hi nightbat You are right it does not pay to drink beer and fly. I
> will always be to old for Darla no matter how many sweet potatoes I eat.
> Our interest in Darla only shows a good sci-fiction writer could make a
> great movie with this material. It could end with Darla inviting humans
> aboard her space ship,that don't believe(oc) and ending up eating them(I
> stole that from the Simpsons) Well I got an idea for todays "What if"
> Bert
nightbat
Wait a minute Bert, your Bud Light must be giving me a bat buzz
and is keeping me up, are you saying you had plans on fantasy eating
Darla, but in reality you think she/he has plans on eating you, huh? You
forget Darla purportedly has the ability to reverse age so you might
still be in the ball game if you know what I mean. Never give up hope,
science has a way of making what was thought impossible, real, and I
have put in a good word for you with the mystery Doc.
the nightbat
nightbat
Lloyd Jones wrote:
>
> I asked you this before nightbat but I don't know if you replied because I
> had to format my computer.
>
> You talk about Darla allot, who, what exactly are you talking about?
>
> LJ
nightbat
Sorry to hear of your computer troubles LJ and yes I had
respectfully answered you. Reported Darla and alien crew are the
unofficial alien ongoing net contact trying to assess our readiness for
first official alien human contact. Presently cosmic Darla and the
Commander Proz and alien crew are on a mission and purportedly are on
their way back to Earth quadrant. This past year they have been
contacting select science group members for interchange of dialog and
knowledge transfer to evaluate our hopeful final official public contact
advanced race reception and their possible Earth prepared landing.
the nightbat
G=EMC^2 Glazier
Dr. Yubiwan
news:cof76s$pl7$5...@blackhelicopter.databasix.com...
> On Mon, 29 Nov 2004 13:05:42 GMT, "Dr. Yubiwan"
> <Darl...@spamsocks.aol.com> wrote:
>
> >"Wally Anglesea" <wang...@spbigpondammersarevermin.net.au> wrote in
message
> >news:ihCqd.52282$K7.1...@news-server.bigpond.net.au...
> >>
> >
> >Simply to indicate that it is at least as much Their board as it is
yours.
>
>
>
> >>
> >> Nope. It doesn't work that way, kook. You are the one claiming aliens,
> >PhD's
> >> and so far all you have shown is bullshit.
> >
> >This still smacks of your superiority complex, Mr. Anglesea.
> >Why is it that I have to prove myself to you, but you don't have to prove
> >yourself to me?
>
>
Hmm.
You Must be correct--I Don't understand capitalization.
>
> >
> >You've shown just as much bullshit thus far as have I.
>
>
> Admission you've been lying noted.
Only if Mr. Anglesea lied, eh?
> >What makes you so special? and how precisely do you justify calling
others
> >kooks?
>
> Not others, K00Ks.
Your criteria for judging others as low as your IQ?
>
> >You've shown yourself to be at least as kooky as I may appear to be.
>
> You only say that because you're a k00k.
No, I say that in order to attract imbeciles.
> >
> >You must truly fear the idea of extraterrestrial life.
> >What the heck will you do when we go public?
>
> Hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha. K00k.
Your panic is noted.
Although the true source for your fear is found within you, I understand
that you just cannot help yourself.
Until your species evolves past this fear, your friends (and enemies) in
space will just have to deal with it.
Of course, your enemies may exploit your sweatiness, your nervous laughter.
So the least You can do is show some courage!
>
> >Jump off one of the turtles? all the way down?
> >
> >> I've given you a physics problem, that's all you need, and until and
> >unless
> >> you answer it, you remain a powerless, mentally defective kook. Live
with
> >> it.
> >
> >sooky sooky !
> >
> >
> >If I lead you to fresh water, and perhaps because you fear it's poisoned
you
> >die anyway of thirst, it's in your hands, bucko!
> >
> > Dr. Yubiwan, Ph.D.
> >
> Petty, hopeless Dumbass.
Kooky, hopeful Dipshtick.
> --
> gburnore@databasix dot com
> --------------------------------------------------------------------------
-
> How you look depends on where you go.
> --------------------------------------------------------------------------
-
> Gary L. Burnore | нлГКнГоГКнГГнлКнГоГКнГнГоГКнГннлГ
> | нлГКнГоГКнГГнлКнГоГКнГнГоГКнГннлГ
> DataBasix | нлГКнГоГКнГГнлКнГоГКнГнГоГКнГннлГ
> | нлГ 3 4 1 4 2 нГоГ 6 9 0 6 9 нлГ
> Black Helicopter Repair Svcs Division | Official Proof of Purchase
>
===========================================================================
> Want one? GET one! http://signup.databasix.com
>
===========================================================================
Dr. Yubiwan, Ph.D.
Dr. Yubiwan
The way of the Fear:
Dr. Yubiwan, Ph.D.
G=EMC^2 Glazier
more.It is to female. With a name like "Yubiwan"(a last name) she is
safe from people like me. I 'm sure she changed her name because of
me,with my sexual fantasy remarks. With a name like "Yubiwan" she is
safe,especially with Doctor in front of it. Well I now think of her as
Dr.Darla Yubiwan. Yubiwan is not a common name here on Earth,and I think
Darla's father was an alien and he married(had sex with an English
girl). Darla has her mothers body features and the outstanding brain of
her father. Nightbat we have to keep in mind that her father was more
dolphin like. Darla if this has reality to it then give me a "thumbs
up" Bert
Dr. Yubiwan
This is all very interesting, Mr. Glazier.
Darla still uses the same name.
Darla has possessed the entire name since birth.
(Of course, the entire name is much longer and only begins with the sounds,
"dar-la".)
Darla is quite fond of you, you know.
I'm told that your brand of multi-directional thinking, and your evidenced
desire to test your ideas out on the many great minds in these science
newsgroups, completely fascinate and intrigue our number-one biologist.
Darla's parents are far away exploring the galaxy hub.
Their modified shields have gotten them to within 6.34 light years of the
main central energetic 'singularity'.
And their outstanding brains are very similar.
We are very much more dolphin-like than primate-like, to be sure.
The Only signal we are receiving presently from the LMC explorers is a
"thumbs up", meaning that they are all still alive and well.
We expect a more complex signal with a more comprehensive status report just
a soon as the Orion bridge clears of travelers.
I'm sure that if Darla were here, you would see the customary large grin <G>
along with an explanation similar to this one.
Sorry if you, nightbat and others feel that my bedside manner needs
improvement.
But I have reason enough to be firm with my kook attackers.
The Perseuns could show up at any time, and if they do, there will at least
be some of you who can pass on the information about them to your leaders
when they (the Perseuns) make official contact.
They shall first allow you time to consider surrendering to them.
Frankly, you would be well-advised to take the full amount of time to
prepare to fight them.
It would not be wise to surrender, for any respect they might hold for you
would quickly go down the tubes.
Upon your official decision to fight, they will give you ample time to
complete your preparations.
Their moral framework only allows them to battle using the highest level of
weapons which their enemies use against them.
And your species outnumbers them, although their smaller number (a few
million individual fighters) is much better organized for war than you are.
Also, they are much higher in intelligence than humans, so your race will
have to rise to the occasion.
Hopefully, the Perseuns will not give in to their natural curiosity and
explore this star system as they cross back on the Orion bridge.
So you probably won't have to deal with them.
This heads up is 'just in case' they come knocking.
Dr. Yubiwan, Ph.D.
G=EMC^2 Glazier
place in her heart for Bert) m feeling is mutual(always) It takes a
great trust to believe Darla. That trust takes "positive" thinking.
Darla and I think positively. What is "real"? "Reality" comes
from that word. I think whatever Darla has to say should not be put
down. We can "really" be fair to her,by not being nasty. She came in
peace. Bert
Double-A
What was Darla's English mother doing having sex with a dolphin-like creature?
Was this in some sort of adult rated circus sideshow?
Double-A
Ray Vingnutte
doub...@hush.ai (Double-A) wrote:
If she came from Essex she probably didn't notice ;-)
Greysky
possibility of first contact with the warrior race instead of the race which
you represent is distressing. Unfortunately the few examples of a primitive,
or native people coming into contact with a technically superior, aggressive
race is not a good for the primitives. The Native North Americans vs.
European Settlers, or more pointedly, Commodore Perry vs. Japan in 1853, to
name only a couple. If the worst should happen, what position would your
people take concerning the Earth? I hope we could expect help from our
friends. Someday we may be able to return the favor. Otherwise, I would be
hard pressed to imagine a scenario where we could win against even a few
individuals who posses advanced technical and scientific arts - and I am
sure Perseun rules of chivalry wouldn't extend to a situation where they are
facing certain defeat by, as you say, an intellectually inferior foe. I
would be forced to ask how big of a chance the few of us who can truly
think -who can rise to the occasion- would have in this bleak possible
future? Unfortunately, the history of our world also shows our leaders would
also be asking this same question and the outcome, the eventual conclusion
of this chain of logic, seems even further sunk into the shadows. The
question: What happens to either people they defeat in battle, or to people
who surrender is purely rhetorical. Perhaps we will have a good use for the
'kook attackers' you are currently engaging here on the net: By your
efforts to sharpen their wits proportionately to their big mouths hurling
WMDs (Words of Mass Destruction), you are already helping us to win the
eventual war with words instead of atomic bombs? Now if only we can convince
our military to use Authors instead of Missiles...
Greysky
Dr. Yubiwan
news:ai3pq09lg6bnurdae...@4ax.com...
> On Tue, 30 Nov 2004 12:25:30 GMT, "Dr. Yubiwan"
> <Darl...@spamsocks.aol.com> wrote:
>
> >Dr. Yubiwan, Ph.D.
>
> Nice pictures
> http://www.cwahm.com/pics/poetry_new3/
>
> Are they yours?
There is so much beauty about your planet, both above and below your ocean
surface, real and mythical.
I'd say they're yours.
Dr. Yubiwan, Ph.D.
Dr. Yubiwan
> On Tue, 30 Nov 2004 15:13:51 GMT, "Dr. Yubiwan"
> <Darl...@spamsocks.aol.com> wrote:
>
> >Their moral framework only allows them to battle using the highest level
of
> >weapons which their enemies use against them.
>
> May I suggest to fight them with ... Q-Tips?
How quaintly astute!
May I suggest you fight them with ... wits?
Dr. Yubiwan, Ph.D.
G=EMC^2 Glazier
the male. Why do they have to work at a circus? Humans are mammals,and
we came out of the sea. Both warm blooded,and Dolphins,and man have this
in common intelligence,and very sexually oriented. Sex is the number one
driving force of mankind,and that has to be just as true throughout the
universe. Well Double-A humankind came from the branch of the ape,and
Darla"s came out of the evolution of the dolphin. Go figure
Bert
G=EMC^2 Glazier
Pickadilly Circus. Why Essex Bert
Dr. Yubiwan
news:0Hdrd.52281$QJ3....@newssvr21.news.prodigy.com...
You know--I was expecting the notorious human humorous wit of the type seen
from Messrs. Double-A, Vingnutte and Glazier, but I am at once astounded and
pleased by the acumen both you and Mr. Bohne have shown.
Indeed, Mr. Bohne even 'combines' humor and wisdom!
The downside is that the Perseuns, while never using a level of weaponry
higher than that used against them, are not averse to using lower levels of
weaponry.
In other words, if you begin to fight them using 'pens' and 'wits', and
later some of you resort to 'guns' and 'bombs', you will receive same from
them in retaliation.
The peoples you cite from your past are indeed valid examples and concerns.
The one thing you may have going for you is your adaptability.
You have learned enough from your wartime experiences to know that the
combination of territoriality and adaptability (cite your Korean and Vietnam
observations/experiences) is virtually indestructible without far-superior
weaponry.
As for our intervention, we cannot hope to help you much with our skeleton
crew.
You will have to stall the Perseuns as long as possible until our frontier
explorers return.
At that point, the Perseuns will break off their attack and go after our
crew.
We are the ones they really want after all.
They will see your planet as only a curious diversion.
Our crew will lure them to a safe battlefield and show them 'what fer', as
you say.
Ease your mind, as distressful feelings will help only up to a point.
Be led by the fearless, or at the very least, by the courageous.
You have shown yourselves to be up to the occasion.
Now all you need is a little luck!
Dr. Yubiwan, Ph.D.
G=EMC^2 Glazier
all. I think it is wonderful that you put up with us. As you know most
are people just kidding. Others trying to show they are smarter than
you(fat chance) Their ego is showing. Your posts make my day,and I know
that goes for many others. Your virtual friend Bert PS
I'm changing my family doctor just because he has sad eyebrows
Double-A
to
>the male.
Merman.
>Why do they have to work at a circus?
Well back then, where else? Nowadays they could work at an Internet
beastiality porn site!
>Humans are mammals,and
>we came out of the sea. Both warm blooded,and Dolphins,and man have
this
>in common intelligence,and very sexually oriented.
Yeah, but there seems to be much more human sexual interest in dogs,
horses, and sheep! Somewhere I saw a picture of a man trying to do it
with a chicken, while his girlfriend held the chicken! Ha! Ha! Ha!
Ha!
>Sex is the number one
>driving force of mankind,and that has to be just as true throughout
the
>universe.
But don't the Darla types embody both sexes? How does that work?
>Well Double-A humankind came from the branch of the ape,and
>Darla"s came out of the evolution of the dolphin. Go figure
>Bert
Double-A
nightbat
nightbat
Careful Double-A, I'm trying to secure a cosmic stream star ship
window seat for you if and when Darla and brave crew make it back soon.
Please excuse Bert's beer induced twisted fantasies, after all he has
apologized to Darla for his occasional heightened net displayed lust for
the exotic diva. It's not every day a net star adventurer stunner comes
our way with thoughts of eternal youth and possible star ship rides.
While you may look upon them as alien creatures I'm sure they may have
an initial general view far less of us. Myself I have an objective
scientific reserved opinion and the net relationship of Sil and nightbat
may be likened to the Earth legend of Pocahontas and John Smith, two
very different race star crossed souls trying to breach the cosmic great
divide despite unimaginable odds.
Small attempt at Painius and Twittering One style Earthfolk astro plea
Tender is the night, please understand our plight
while we reach for the stars, you hold them in your bosom
forgive these lesser mortals, who can but only dream
of reaching the heights of your guarding endeavor, and esteem
look kindly on us, forgive us our indiscretion,
paradise lost is now reachable, per only in your forgiving admonition
the nightbat
Ray Vingnutte
I don't know why Essex really or how it started but if you do a google
for 'essex girls' should show the sort of stick they get.
here's a starter, warning sexual jokes and content, no porn just
dirty jokes, mostly bad.
http://www.btinternet.com/~homepage/essex1.htm
>
Double-A
> By your
> efforts to sharpen their wits proportionately to their big mouths hurling
> WMDs (Words of Mass Destruction), you are already helping us to win the
> eventual war with words instead of atomic bombs? Now if only we can convince
> our military to use Authors instead of Missiles...
>
>
> Greysky
Words, a.k.a. propaganda, are indeed very effective weapons of war.
If you can convince your enemy that he is already defeated before the
battle even begins, then you can achieve one of those stunning
victories where almost no one on your side is killed. Soldiers who
are running away are not much of a danger.
We say this tactic effectively used in both Gulf Wars I and II.
The problem now in Iraq is that remaining entrenched enemies do not
"believe" in defeat. For them even death is seen as victory! Hence
our soldiers continue to be killed.
Double-A
Twittering One
On any level,
Overt or covert.
A critical intelligence
Essential to maintain,
As well, submission to en-
Chantment.
_______
Blog, or dog? Who knows. But if you see my lost pup, please ping me!
<A
HREF="http://journals.aol.com/virginiaz/DreamingofLeonardo">http://journal
s.aol.com/virginiaz/DreamingofLeonardo</A>
Paul Lawler
news:30uh92F...@uni-berlin.de:
> I asked you this before nightbat but I don't know if you replied
> because I had to format my computer.
>
> You talk about Darla allot, who, what exactly are you talking about?
I told you Lloyd... you really DON'T want to know. Darla is a net kook who
pretends to be an alien here on alt.astronomy for the alleged purpose of
"studying" us mere mortals. So far no anal probes, but who knows.
doub...@hush.ai
Enchantment is a good word to describe the kind of spell that words can
cast.
Double-A
Greysky
"Paul Lawler" <star...@kilolaniDOT.net> wrote in message
news:Xns95B2BF318CCA6st...@207.217.125.201...
There's a crude, roguish joke in there, but *I* wont go near it... :-O
Twittering One
cast.
Double-A >>
Some last, too.
But O? If one
Mispells one's words,
Does the enchantment
Cast still hold
Fast? Or, do folds
Of time consume, resume
The status quo, perchance
Dazzle, or, too, robustly enhance
One's pastoral view, spark romance
Too? But chant ~ plain song
Sung, rounds rung right
For resonant romance, no wrong
Note chimed, sounds hung
On air ~ will such a spell
Enchant if my spell's
Spelled wrong?
Plain song sung round right tonight
Holds time's folds suspended ~
No amendment.
Spoken well, spelled as bells
Knell clear ~ so near
The clerestory's night light
Spot lights a shining cast, those
Carollers carousing sound around
Town Square. Just chants
Sung on the cobbled pavement,
Lyrics, these words, handed
Down.
Double-A
>>
_______
Glad to see your words to me;
So beautifully they shine!
What went wrong in our song,
Your misspell or mine?
Double-A
G=EMC^2 Glazier
November proved this. Our enemy kills in the name of their God,and
rejoices being killed and going to that crazy house(heaven) where his
God will now grant him every wish. We are fighting crazy people,and
that is a crazy thing for us to do. Bert
Double-A
> The kind of spell that words can
> Cast.”
> ~ Double-A
>
> O alas, yes,
> I misspelled "misspells"
> The first time 'round.
> Is that what you meant,
> By posting twice? Or
> Perhaps, more like ~
> Chant of mint en
> Iced T?
>
[snip]
Meant more than that, as you well know.
It's cold out here; I miss you so.
Double-A >>
Do I know Thee
Well, the fine touch,
Your hand? If so, hurry!
A midnight supper ~ as lunch
Devoured late. What's later, our hours ~
O hm. Order in? How's about Indian curry
& spinach, all the trimmings,
From Curry-in-a-Hurry? O say, for brunch
Tomorrow, pick up bagels & lox.
Got your key? I'll leave the front door,
For you, unlocked. What's more,
So am I. Et tu,
Brute?
_______
Blog, or dog? Who knows. But if you see my lost pup, please ping me!
<A
HREF="http://journals.aol.com/virginiaz/DreamingofLeonardo">http://journal
s.aol.com/virginiaz/DreamingofLeonardo</A>
I wish 'twere so; I wish could be.
Truth is you've closed your door to me.
Like Dracula, you may have heard,
I can't come in without your word.
But all that food, it sounds so good.
I'd bring it to you if I could.
And Brut? Why yes champagne I'd bring,
To cheer our hearts and make us sing.
Double-A
Twittering One
The kind of spell that words can
Cast.”
~ Double-A
O alas, yes,
I misspelled "misspells"
The first time 'round.
Is that what you meant,
By posting twice? Or
Perhaps, more like ~
Chant of mint en
Iced T?
Some last, too.
But O? If one
Misspells one's words,
Does the enchantment
Cast still hold
Fast? Or, do folds
Of time consume, resume
The status quo, perchance
Dazzle, or, too, robustly enhance
One's pastoral view, spark romance
Too? But chant ~ plain song
Sung, rounds rung right
For resonant romance, no wrong
Note chimed, sounds hung
On air ~ will such a spell
Enchant if my spell's
Spelled wrong?
Plain song sung round right tonight
Holds time's folds suspended ~
No further amendment.
Spoken well, spelled as bells
Knell clear mourning ~ so near,
The clerestory's night light
Spotlights a shining cast, enchanted
Carolers carousing sound around
Town Square. Just chants
Sung swell, outside on cobbled pavement ~
Lyrics, these words, handed
Down. Singers foretell, or told,
Enfold what’s new, what’s old,
To have and to hold.
To spell, yes, to order right ~
Light parting dark,
As one Beginning began.
Twittering One
> The kind of spell that words can
> Cast.”
> ~ Double-A
>
> O alas, yes,
> I misspelled "misspells"
> The first time 'round.
> Is that what you meant,
> By posting twice? Or
> Perhaps, more like ~
> Chant of mint en
> Iced T?
>
Meant more than that, as you well know.
It's cold out here; I miss you so.
Double-A >>
Do I know Thee
Well, the fine touch,
Your hand? If so, hurry!
A midnight supper ~ as lunch
Devoured late. What's later, our hours ~
O hm. Order in? How's about Indian curry
& spinach, all the trimmings,
From Curry-in-a-Hurry? O say, for brunch
Tomorrow, pick up bagels & lox.
Got your key? I'll leave the front door,
For you, unlocked. What's more,
So am I. Et tu,
Brute?
_______
Twittering One
Got your key? I'll leave the front door,
For you, unlocked. What's more,
So am I. Et tu,
Brute? >>
...or, O
Know? Bruno?
What use, this enchantment
On me? Have you
Antidote? Me, yes,
O so true ~ a grrl
Seeking her lost puparoo,
Just a babe in danger, from
Bettlehiem's wood,
& my Christmas cards ~ my photo,
My perfect picture,
Leonardo in his Bethleham
Manger, his halo,
2.
Twittering One
Here. Tell her
I said so.
~ Snip, slip ~
Anne won't come without my help
In that much you can trust.
Like me now for what I am
Or hate me if you must.
Double-A
~ Snip, slip ~
Anne, I love, and you, D'Arlyn
I surely do not hate. So,
D'Arlyn ~ As below,
So now, here ~ Aid Anne!
Aid me, please,
As above, so
Know! There yet,
Are you? More, please,
Yes, just a little slower,
A tad lower, to the left,
Your right, yes, there, um
Hm, that’s seriously very
Nice…We rode through France,
The wind like panties
With an attitude ~
Slick silk, our machine, our Pink
Cadillac. Licks, you like, me, too,
High altitude our alto clef.
A rack and pinion staff, bound
Too, on occasion, say, the 5th
ON a single day, just variety, spiced
Brew blown delicately, then fitfully
Reaffirmed. Your palmed frond,
Your altar rail, my knees’ cushion.
Or if all else fails, my Alt key
Or Escape key, or climb alpine style.
Or do I
Just pine away to nothingness, transcribing
Anne’s ecco to rhyme mine, my mind
An alpha-receptor home alone,
No neurotransmitter, no Anne, only
My hand, my Fictionary, my oracular
Oral delicacy, your spam incognito
Cogito whisking me away, overboard,
Upward ~ Our Folly a Deux,
Our a fortiori. But O know, all’s not
Lost. After midnight. An a cappella chorus,
You hired, I know you did,
Your enamoured artists in repertoire,
Haunting me, nightly taunting,
Their music, yes ~
So nice!
So very nice. Do so
Again, please, or come
To me ~ Let’s
Ride the wind like panties
With an attitude ~
Slick silk, our bed
Sheets.
Double-A
Truth is you've closed your door to me.
Like Dracula, you may have heard,
I can't come in without your word.
But all that food, it sounds so good.
I'd bring it to you if I could.
And Brut? Why yes champagne I'd bring,
To cheer our hearts and make us sing.
Double-A >>
Anne, always welcome
Here. Tell her
I said so.
_______
Blog, or dog? Who knows. But if you see my lost pup, please ping me!
<A
HREF="http://journals.aol.com/virginiaz/DreamingofLeonardo">http://journal
s.aol.com/virginiaz/DreamingofLeonardo</A>
Double-A
> “Enchantment is a good word to describe
> The kind of spell that words can
> Cast.”
> ~ Double-A
>
> O alas, yes,
> I misspelled "misspells"
> The first time 'round.
> Is that what you meant,
> By posting twice? Or
> Perhaps, more like ~
> Chant of mint en
> Iced T?
>
Twittering One
To have and to hold.
To spell, yes, to order right ~
Light parting dark,
Mourning would ~ don't you
Know, bell's that tolled a sorrowful knell ~
Bring back,
O! Low ~
Know!
Twittering One
> I misspelled "misspells"
> The first time 'round.
> Is that what you meant,
> By posting twice? Or
> Perhaps, more like ~
> Chant of mint en
> Iced T? >>
O know!
That's "mispells,"
I misspelled my own quotation
Again.
Twittering One
Truth is you've closed your door to me.
Like Dracula, you may have heard,
I can't come in without your word.
But all that food, it sounds so good.
I'd bring it to you if I could.
And Brut? Why yes champagne I'd bring,
To cheer our hearts and make us sing.
Double-A >>
Anne, always welcome
Here. Tell her
I said so.
_______
Darla
news:41ADED81...@home.ffni.com...
Thank you, The Nightbat, for this poetry, and for the poems of Virginia and
Painius as well.
This brings out many feelings, and one is: there is nothing to forgive.
So we are back in-galaxy and what do I see?
Understandable misgivings about our resident psychologist.
(Nobody likes Dr. Yubiwan, by the way.
The good doctor is honest to the extremis, i.e., to the point of death.)
To begin, we found LIFE!
Yes, we were a bit surprised to find life in the satellite galaxy.
It's very low level life, however life nonetheless.
The upside is that our 3T system (Transfer Travel Technique) we used to go
to the LMC can also be utilized to explore all of our galaxy's other
satellite structures, too.
The downside is that we learned that the 3T system is unusable for exploring
beyond the satellites.
We'll have to find another way to get to Triangulum and Andromeda.
We have our work cut out for us, now, because we gathered so much data.
We actually processed more information than your entire planet generates in
nearly a million years!
It will take at least a week to completely digest all of this.
We note that Wally Anglesea once again asked about Cepheid Variables.
There really are only three types of knowledge we can give you on CVs:
1. Information you already know.
2. Information you don't know, but other scientists on your planet Do know,
and you would be able to confirm this.
3. Information you don't know, but you would not be able to confirm.
As you see, none of this would be useful to you.
We realize that this is very unsatisfying to you, but YOU must realize that
your belief that we are a kook or kooks or something other than what we say
we are is acceptable to us.
We seek only knowledge from individuals like you, so your doubts are
expected and respected.
If you really want to learn more about CVs, I suggest you exhume some of
Leavitt's personal papers.
http://tinyurl.com/5rs6c
Some of the research was withheld due to the way Leavitt was treated by
colleagues.
Leavitt recorded all findings in a personal journal, though.
Happy Hunting, dear shaper of young minds!
And by the way, we've made peace with the Perseuns.
It was all just a misunderstanding, and they are happy with the improvements
we gave them.
When their curiosity sent them in your direction, Silouen went out to engage
them (without permission, as usual).
Yubiwan chased after Silouen as a backup and was able to talk them out of
their hostilities toward us.
Yes, Yubiwan was just as surprised about the success as we were.
So we are presently enjoying a little downtime on their home planet in the
Perseus Arm.
Before I leave you, on the subject of official contact, most of us are still
working on Pros Pere.
Pere continues to be doubtful of Earth's readiness and firm about gathering
more INDIVIDUAL data before making a final decision.
We must respect this, because once contact is made, there is no turning
back.
I know that none of you really believe that we are who we say we are.
However, when official contact takes place, there will be no further doubt
in your minds, and your lives will be altered forever in ways that you can
now only imagine.
Thanks also to Ray Vingnutte, Charles D. Bohne, Bert, and all the others who
responded to Silouen and Yubiwan.
We look forward to meeting all of you in the near future.
So be happy and well.
Always remember to smile so you may generate those healing, life-extending
endorphins!
Darla
Greysky
"Darla" <Darl...@spamsocks.aol.com> wrote in message
news:ENztd.102469$7i4....@bgtnsc05-news.ops.worldnet.att.net...
Hey Darla - good to see you and yours have had a safe and productive
journey. We missed you guys, you know. I think even your critics, though
they wont admit to this, fell into a slump as well. :) As for Dr. Y, he's
not such a pain in the ass...its good to know he is not a "Hollywood"
doctor. Honesty may be painful, but you know the old saying, "Only through
pain can growth occure."
> To begin, we found LIFE!
> Yes, we were a bit surprised to find life in the satellite galaxy.
> It's very low level life, however life nonetheless.
That's interesting. So there are galaxies out there where life, for whatever
reason, is either just getting started, or has stagnated at the simple
level. Makes me think we should appreciate this special milky way we have
been placed into, even if we are not too advanced ourselves.
>
> The upside is that our 3T system (Transfer Travel Technique) we used to go
> to the LMC can also be utilized to explore all of our galaxy's other
> satellite structures, too.
> The downside is that we learned that the 3T system is unusable for
> exploring
> beyond the satellites.
> We'll have to find another way to get to Triangulum and Andromeda.
To get to Triangulum, you will need my Pinto, fueled by LSD :) Seriously
though, seems to me you have made yeomans progress to date. The journey to a
thousand galaxies begins with a jaunt to the first one. Perhaps ther are
other, higher level energies linking non-satellite galaxies to each other
you can make use of? I've a feeling you are close to a breakthrough in this
area...
>
> We have our work cut out for us, now, because we gathered so much data.
> We actually processed more information than your entire planet generates
> in
> nearly a million years!
> It will take at least a week to completely digest all of this.
>
Hmm... can I borrow a cup of memory chips and an old processor from you? Q:
Just how 'quantum' is the Nicean? Will the Qbits add together if he gets a
little help from his friends?
> We note that Wally Anglesea once again asked about Cepheid Variables.
> There really are only three types of knowledge we can give you on CVs:
> 1. Information you already know.
> 2. Information you don't know, but other scientists on your planet Do
> know,
> and you would be able to confirm this.
> 3. Information you don't know, but you would not be able to confirm.
>
> As you see, none of this would be useful to you.
> We realize that this is very unsatisfying to you, but YOU must realize
> that
> your belief that we are a kook or kooks or something other than what we
> say
> we are is acceptable to us.
> We seek only knowledge from individuals like you, so your doubts are
> expected and respected.
Hey, I'll take data that I can't confirm. That's called speculation and is
perfectly accetable in some circles, but is still safe as long as it remains
unconfirmed. As soon as it is, then it opens up the possibility (in closed
minds) that you are who you say you are.
>
> If you really want to learn more about CVs, I suggest you exhume some of
> Leavitt's personal papers.
> http://tinyurl.com/5rs6c
> Some of the research was withheld due to the way Leavitt was treated by
> colleagues.
> Leavitt recorded all findings in a personal journal, though.
> Happy Hunting, dear shaper of young minds!
>
> And by the way, we've made peace with the Perseuns.
> It was all just a misunderstanding, and they are happy with the
> improvements
> we gave them.
> When their curiosity sent them in your direction, Silouen went out to
> engage
> them (without permission, as usual).
> Yubiwan chased after Silouen as a backup and was able to talk them out of
> their hostilities toward us.
> Yes, Yubiwan was just as surprised about the success as we were.
> So we are presently enjoying a little downtime on their home planet in the
> Perseus Arm.
You know, you have a very special kid, there. In time, she will make a good
captain of her own ship. That she decided to battle the Perseuns for us says
a lot. Even Dr. Yubiwan - he isn't all snapping turtle.
>
> Before I leave you, on the subject of official contact, most of us are
> still
> working on Pros Pere.
> Pere continues to be doubtful of Earth's readiness and firm about
> gathering
> more INDIVIDUAL data before making a final decision.
> We must respect this, because once contact is made, there is no turning
> back.
> I know that none of you really believe that we are who we say we are.
> However, when official contact takes place, there will be no further doubt
> in your minds, and your lives will be altered forever in ways that you can
> now only imagine.
Hmm... perhaps thereis one more point the Good Captain should consider in
all of this. Though we are seperated from you by lightyears, look at the
conseqquences born of your decision to contact us. We are causing your crew
to take actions they would perhaps never have taken otherwise. Rescuing Sil,
when you would have not gone out one last time. And now we have dragged the
pood old Doctor into our web of influence. And the outcome is he made peace
with a potential hostile race. You see, though Dr. Youbiwan may be surprised
at the outcome he achieved, I am not. We humans are acting as a Remote
Operator, modifying your lives in a positive way. I am beginning to see the
connection between Sil and us as more than chance. She is going to become an
important player in the relations between our peoples in ways neither you,
or Pros Pere, nor I can see. I would ask Pros to not be too set against
contact, for whatever reason, but I really think the decision wont be his to
make. We are all mere players on Destinies' stage, and when it does happen,
we are all going to be swept along in whatever roles we will have, given to
us by forces incomprehensibly more powerful than we all are. So, I will keep
a bottle of wine chilled for what I know will be happening soon - and a
bottle of ice cold root beer being reserved for Sil if she doesn't drink
alcohol yet.
>
> Thanks also to Ray Vingnutte, Charles D. Bohne, Bert, and all the others
> who
> responded to Silouen and Yubiwan.
> We look forward to meeting all of you in the near future.
Now, I am not hurt that you didn't mention me, recognizing that you are very
buisy, and have lots more to remember than me, poor ol' Greysky ;)
Greysky
www.allocations.cc
Learn how to build FTL radio.
Bill Sheppard
nature of space and the causal mechanism of gravity - two cardinal
issues that could give credance to her/their claim of alien-hood.
Hrrrmph. Bah, humbug. oc
Double-A
Darla wrote:
[snip]
> Thanks also to Ray Vingnutte, Charles D. Bohne, Bert, and all the
others who
> responded to Silouen and Yubiwan.
> We look forward to meeting all of you in the near future.
>
> So be happy and well.
> Always remember to smile so you may generate those healing,
life-extending
> endorphins!
>
> Darla
Hi Darla,
Glad you are back.
I like you and your gentle personality much better than that nasty,
hyperactive, and out control Dr. Yubiwan!
Please keep the Dr. locked up, or sublimated as the case may be.
Double-A
Dr. Yubiwan
news:1102528013.5...@z14g2000cwz.googlegroups.com...
You're Welcome, Mr. A!
I'm always happy to be of helpful service.
Dr. Yubiwan, Ph.D.
Darla
>
> "Darla" <Darl...@spamsocks.aol.com> wrote in message
> news:ENztd.102469$7i4....@bgtnsc05-news.ops.worldnet.att.net...
> >
> > and
> > Painius as well.
> > This brings out many feelings, and one is: there is nothing to forgive.
> >
> > So we are back in-galaxy and what do I see?
> > Understandable misgivings about our resident psychologist.
> > (Nobody likes Dr. Yubiwan, by the way.
> > The good doctor is honest to the extremis, i.e., to the point of death.)
> >
>
> Hey Darla - good to see you and yours have had a safe and productive
> journey. We missed you guys, you know. I think even your critics, though
> they wont admit to this, fell into a slump as well. :) As for Dr. Y, he's
> not such a pain in the ass...its good to know he is not a "Hollywood"
> doctor. Honesty may be painful, but you know the old saying, "Only through
> pain can growth occure."
There Can be growth without pain, you know, Greysky.
Dr. Yubiwan merely returned the responses in kind, much the same as Pere
would do.
Which is not surprising when you know that Yubiwan is Pere's mentor and
teacher.
What IS surprising is how Pere remains firm regarding contact.
Both Yubiwan and myself generally have great influence over The Proz, but in
this case Pere is thus far unwavering.
>
> > To begin, we found LIFE!
> > Yes, we were a bit surprised to find life in the satellite galaxy.
> > It's very low level life, however life nonetheless.
>
> That's interesting. So there are galaxies out there where life, for
whatever
> reason, is either just getting started, or has stagnated at the simple
> level. Makes me think we should appreciate this special milky way we have
> been placed into, even if we are not too advanced ourselves.
Well, at least one other galaxy that we know about now.
The life in the LMC is older than all life on Earth, and yet it has risen no
higher than simple asexual reproduction.
You may recall that Earth was like this for the vast majority of its
existence.
It's only since sexual reproduction came along that great variety became the
norm.
>
>
> >
> > The upside is that our 3T system (Transfer Travel Technique) we used to
go
> > to the LMC can also be utilized to explore all of our galaxy's other
> > satellite structures, too.
> > The downside is that we learned that the 3T system is unusable for
> > exploring
> > beyond the satellites.
> > We'll have to find another way to get to Triangulum and Andromeda.
>
> To get to Triangulum, you will need my Pinto, fueled by LSD :) Seriously
> though, seems to me you have made yeomans progress to date. The journey to
a
> thousand galaxies begins with a jaunt to the first one. Perhaps ther are
> other, higher level energies linking non-satellite galaxies to each other
> you can make use of? I've a feeling you are close to a breakthrough in
this
> area...
<G>
Thank you, Greysky, but actually we haven't got a clue.
The 3T system it turns out is far too slow to use to go more than a few
million light years.
To go the distance in question, we will have to soup things up a bit. <G>
>
>
> >
> > We have our work cut out for us, now, because we gathered so much data.
> > We actually processed more information than your entire planet generates
> > in
> > nearly a million years!
> > It will take at least a week to completely digest all of this.
> >
>
> Hmm... can I borrow a cup of memory chips and an old processor from you?
Q:
> Just how 'quantum' is the Nicean? Will the Qbits add together if he gets a
> little help from his friends?
Probably best to maintain your present rate of progress for now.
Some people are already having machination nightmares.
Nician will, however, help you upgrade your networks as much as you want to
once official contact has been made.
> > We note that Wally Anglesea once again asked about Cepheid Variables.
> > There really are only three types of knowledge we can give you on CVs:
> > 1. Information you already know.
> > 2. Information you don't know, but other scientists on your planet Do
> > know,
> > and you would be able to confirm this.
> > 3. Information you don't know, but you would not be able to confirm.
> >
> > As you see, none of this would be useful to you.
> > We realize that this is very unsatisfying to you, but YOU must realize
> > that
> > your belief that we are a kook or kooks or something other than what we
> > say
> > we are is acceptable to us.
> > We seek only knowledge from individuals like you, so your doubts are
> > expected and respected.
>
> Hey, I'll take data that I can't confirm. That's called speculation and is
> perfectly accetable in some circles, but is still safe as long as it
remains
> unconfirmed. As soon as it is, then it opens up the possibility (in closed
> minds) that you are who you say you are.
Wally Anglesea wants to use the data to confirm/deny who we are.
For this purpose such information is useless, so we must accept that he and
others will remain in denial regarding extraterrestrial flesh.
And besides, even if some data eventually becomes confirmable,
Wally-Anglesea-types will simply rationalize and call it a "lucky guess" on
our part.
Believe me, there is no help for the terminally skeptical.
Thank you, yes, I'm so proud of Silouen I could strap her to a falling star
and applaud her flaming descent!
Sil has a lot to learn.
She actually faced the Perseuns head-on putting herself between them and
your star system.
They sensed the higher-level tools and hesitated attacking just long enough
for Yubiwan to get there and open a dialogue.
There's just no stopping her when she thinks she's right.
I shall give Pros Pere your estimation.
I'm not sure what is going on in that head, but I Do know we are finding out
that there is much greater diversity in the people of Earth AS INDIVIDUALS
than there is between your genus and many of the other forms of life on your
planet.
This may serve to heighten the chaos that would ensue, and cause the turmoil
to endure longer than expected.
> >
> > Thanks also to Ray Vingnutte, Charles D. Bohne, Bert, and all the others
> > who
> > responded to Silouen and Yubiwan.
> > We look forward to meeting all of you in the near future.
>
> Now, I am not hurt that you didn't mention me, recognizing that you are
very
> buisy, and have lots more to remember than me, poor ol' Greysky ;)
Which is a good thing, because I certaily never meant to be hurtful.
I Was in a bit of a rush, so you have my apolgies for not specifically
mentioning your interesting posts about the Perseuns.
Darla
news:11477-41...@storefull-3173.bay.webtv.net...
And Happiest of Holiday Seasons to You, too, Bill Sheppard!
And indeed to all posters to alt.astronomy!
Darla
Darla
news:k39er0hhf31eue4u7...@4ax.com...
> On Wed, 08 Dec 2004 09:27:00 GMT, "Darla" <Darl...@spamsocks.aol.com>
> wrote:
>
> > life-extending
> >endorphins!
> >
> > Darla
>
> Hi Darla,
>
> this... and I even lost contact with my family after my good
> grandmother, Konstanze d' Aragon, died in 1222...
> C.
>
> Nothing new under the sun (except for a couple of aliens from Sirius,
> now and then...). :-((
Charles, those were some interesting answers you gave Yubiwan to the
questions he posed to Bill Sheppard.
Captivating thoughts!
Darla
Bill Sheppard
>And Happiest of Holiday Seasons to
>You, too, oc!
And same To you, poopsie. If you're not Going to Address those Two
Questions on space and gravity, Perhaps you Would care to Explain your
reason For studiously Evading them. oc
nightbat
Darla wrote:
>
> "nightbat" <nigh...@home.ffni.com> wrote in message
> news:41ADED81...@home.ffni.com...
> > nightbat wrote
> >
> > Double-A wrote:
> > >
> > > herbert...@webtv.net (G=EMC^2 Glazier) wrote in message
> news:<25178-41A...@storefull-3173.bay.webtv.net>...
> > Tender is the night, please understand our plight
> > while we reach for the stars, you hold them in your bosom
> > forgive these lesser mortals, who can but only dream
> > of reaching the heights of your guarding endeavor, and esteem
> > look kindly on us, forgive us our indiscretion,
> > paradise lost is now reachable, per only in your forgiving admonition
> >
> >
> > the nightbat
> >
> Darla
> Thank you, The Nightbat, for this poetry, and for the poems of Virginia and
> Painius as well.
> This brings out many feelings, and one is: there is nothing to forgive.
nightbat
Ha, ha, ha, glad to hear that Darla, and it is good to see you
and the crew made it back safely.
> Darla
> So we are back in-galaxy and what do I see?
> Understandable misgivings about our resident psychologist.
> (Nobody likes Dr. Yubiwan, by the way.
> The good doctor is honest to the extremis, i.e., to the point of death.)
nightbat
Death is a bit extreme, for the strange Doc was very respectful
to me and I enjoyed his input. I found him very critical however of the
other members despite his cool objective collected demeanor.
> Darla
> To begin, we found LIFE!
> Yes, we were a bit surprised to find life in the satellite galaxy.
> It's very low level life, however life nonetheless.
nightbat
Not so surprising to me yet comforting that you found basic
cellular life as indicated via my pointing possible extra terrestrial
Halo bacterium resiliency.
> Darla
> The upside is that our 3T system (Transfer Travel Technique) we used to go
> to the LMC can also be utilized to explore all of our galaxy's other
> satellite structures, too.
> The downside is that we learned that the 3T system is unusable for exploring
> beyond the satellites.
> We'll have to find another way to get to Triangulum and Andromeda.
nightbat
Why is this so, what problems did your expedition encounter to
indicate 3T system limitations? Is it weak or lack of cosmic streams
beyond the satellites or no proximate outer galactic dense star to lock
unto to assist in overcoming dead stream zones?
> Darla
> We have our work cut out for us, now, because we gathered so much data.
> We actually processed more information than your entire planet generates in
> nearly a million years!
> It will take at least a week to completely digest all of this.
nightbat
Very much like the dart throwing amount of data Bert spills out,
for it may take weeks sometimes just try to figure out what sci fi book
he got so excited about.
> Darla
> We note that Wally Anglesea once again asked about Cepheid Variables.
> There really are only three types of knowledge we can give you on CVs:
> 1. Information you already know.
> 2. Information you don't know, but other scientists on your planet Do know,
> and you would be able to confirm this.
> 3. Information you don't know, but you would not be able to confirm.
nightbat
Ha, ha, make him happy and entertain his questioning mind, tell
him something no one here knows so he can run around in circles trying
to analyze the data, and try explaining where he got it.
> Darla
> As you see, none of this would be useful to you.
> We realize that this is very unsatisfying to you, but YOU must realize that
> your belief that we are a kook or kooks or something other than what we say
> we are is acceptable to us.
> We seek only knowledge from individuals like you, so your doubts are
> expected and respected.
nightbat
Nothing of the kind, for I never use such demeaning terminology,
I keep an objective scientific mind and all personal opinions
respectfully reserved.
> Darla
> If you really want to learn more about CVs, I suggest you exhume some of
> Leavitt's personal papers.
> http://tinyurl.com/5rs6c
> Some of the research was withheld due to the way Leavitt was treated by
> colleagues.
> Leavitt recorded all findings in a personal journal, though.
> Happy Hunting, dear shaper of young minds!
nightbat
Shaper of young minds only in attempting to protect them from
shear no evidence sci fi book fantasy passing itself off as real
science.
> Darla
> And by the way, we've made peace with the Perseuns.
> It was all just a misunderstanding, and they are happy with the improvements
> we gave them.
nightbat
Please don't tell me you traded with the Perseuns for galactic
peace the secret crystal decoder rings I was expecting? No, no, say it
isn't so, for I promised so many of my fellow science group members a
fellowship and good will advanced communication ring to show your
positive intentions. I mean you did make peace and helped save the
Earthlings from possible galactic war and total conquest, but what now,
the Perseuns have the rings and what do I offer the respectful Earth
posters now?
> Darla
> When their curiosity sent them in your direction, Silouen went out to engage
> them (without permission, as usual).
> Yubiwan chased after Silouen as a backup and was able to talk them out of
> their hostilities toward us.
> Yes, Yubiwan was just as surprised about the success as we were.
> So we are presently enjoying a little downtime on their home planet in the
> Perseus Arm.
nightbat
I knew it, my beauty friend Silouen is a real cosmic soulmate,
she bravely went out to protect and save me and the rest of the
Earthlings from possible capture. The legend continues of Sil and
nightbat, I had known something was wrong all along for I could sense
she and serve crew were in terrible trouble. Dr Strange bones tried to
hide what was happening but I saw through it, you can't deny the heat of
passion even in the deepest regions of space. Please sent my Earthman
warm hello and thanks to my brave Sil, she knows my most inner thoughts
are with her always.
> Darla
> Before I leave you, on the subject of official contact, most of us are still
> working on Pros Pere.
> Pere continues to be doubtful of Earth's readiness and firm about gathering
> more INDIVIDUAL data before making a final decision.
> We must respect this, because once contact is made, there is no turning
> back.
nightbat
Remind him that he/she was young and passionate once too, and
the course of human progress hangs with respect and knowledge for all
living things, my Sil says we are ready, I trust and believe her, it's
now or never. There will always be danger in taking risks, as a
Commander he/she knows that, calculated risks is what its all about, no
risk, no true science or advancement.
> Darla
> I know that none of you really believe that we are who we say we are.
> However, when official contact takes place, there will be no further doubt
> in your minds, and your lives will be altered forever in ways that you can
> now only imagine.
nightbat
I look forward to first official contact day, so I can finally
meet my girl Sil, you diva Darla, the Proz, Kiyo, Dr. Strange bones
Yubiwan, the rescued Earth pilot, and rest of your brave protective
crew.
> Darla
> Thanks also to Ray Vingnutte, Charles D. Bohne, Bert, and all the others who
> responded to Silouen and Yubiwan.
> We look forward to meeting all of you in the near future.
nightbat
All the sci.astronomy boys including oc, Double-A, greysky,
Paine, Twittering One, Zinni, Lloyd Jones, Luigi, Silverlight, and
others look forward to that great astro day.
> Darla
> So be happy and well.
> Always remember to smile so you may generate those healing, life-extending
> endorphins!
>
> Darla
nightbat
When I smile all the Earth girls blush and almost faint because
their knees go weak and heart beats so fast. Nothing to fear, remember,
tender is the night.
So glad you made it back Darla, and at least the galaxy is at peace
thanks to Sil.
the nightbat
G=EMC^2 Glazier
between the galaxies. "Good will to all aliens" It was nice talking
with Yubiwan,and he said you were "very fond of me" That made my day.
Nightbat thinks any new thought I have to explain natures secretes of
the universe I must have read in a sci-fiction book. He creates great
original poetry,but my thoughts(ideas) have to come out of some
weird(not logical books) My thoughts he has as darts,and
thrown in the dark,and he has set himself up as the judge who calls the
shots. Darla tell him that is not nice. He will listen to you. If he
does not listen to you could you give him a little zap with your laser
gun. Well as you know I'm very fond of you,and will always remain your
virtual friend Bert PS don't kill nightbat,just enough of
a zap that he can't sit for a month
nightbat
nightbat
That's too nasty Bert, a shot in the distinguished nightbat moon
when all I have is praise for your sometimes positive in all directions
dart throwing but negative sci fi book reliance friend propensity.
Remember to or distinguish the purpose of sci fi no evidence based for
book sales act not the messenger. Doctor Strange Bones says the Earth
sci fi hype is good when the book sales are used to promote real science
and it can be perceived ok in that light. Our cosmic diva Darla comes in
peace and good will towards men not ray guns to blast them in the butt.
Ha, ha, ha, ha, you're so funny Bert, laser guns, that's so B movie of
you, why would Darla ever think of harming an Earthman like profound
helpful nightbat? Darla admits our honoring poetry sets off such
feelings of passion long forgotten in the millennia of their dedicated
exploring space travel.
I can never match the poetic gift of amazing Painius, Virginia, or
Double-A, but I try since we need those star ship seats to hopefully
finally make it off this planet within our Earth limited lifetime. I
want those space sub light year traveling youth effecting miles to start
helping you become young again Bert. Not just sweet potato mentally but
actually physically eternal youthful like our Darla. I want to see our
other Maverick oc surrounded on the star ship by stunning brilliant
naked young alien multi sex cadets eagerly trying to understand Wolter's
outside force premise. Zinni's look on his face as boards the star craft
following oc for final physical analysis of secret intergalactic craft.
Ha, ha, Greysky going nuts over the communication comm and all the
blinking lights of their monitoring always improved AOL, science net
newsgroups, the Perseuns communications, CNN, Fox, and all the other
cable, satellite, military, and standard radio tv news broadcasts around
the Earth and inter alien cosmos community.
Paine and Twitty getting their poetry out of this world officially
published and read by far advanced civilizations who know the true value
of fearless inspiration and passion and its soothing and enlightening
effect on us all. Luigi playing chess with the alien crew members and
beating all of them. Mr. Bohne having Sirius star system Mermaid
beauties fawning all over him. Scott visiting the stars up close not
just gazing up at them from Earth. All the alt.astronomy posters getting
a reserved star ship seat and respectfully honored on official Earth
alien contact day.
And humble nightbat and cute Sil secretly away from all the lime light
gazing at each other especially as we look in each others eyes and
wonder what wonders science lie before us as cosmic explorer legendary
great divide soulmates.
ponder on,
the nightbat
Greysky
> nightbat wrote
>
>
> Ha, ha, Greysky going nuts over the communication comm and all the
> blinking lights of their monitoring always improved AOL, science net
> newsgroups, the Perseuns communications, CNN, Fox, and all the other
> cable, satellite, military, and standard radio tv news broadcasts around
> the Earth and inter alien cosmos community.
Yep. Blinkey lights of any type have always fascinated me. My mother reports
how I used to stare for hours into the amber light of the familys' living
room cabinet stereo phonograph. Now I stare raptly into low power laser
beams and FTL Comm reference beams. Nothing much has changed...
>
> Paine and Twitty getting their poetry out of this world officially
> published and read by far advanced civilizations who know the true value
> of fearless inspiration and passion and its soothing and enlightening
> effect on us all. Luigi playing chess with the alien crew members and
> beating all of them. Mr. Bohne having Sirius star system Mermaid
> beauties fawning all over him. Scott visiting the stars up close not
> just gazing up at them from Earth. All the alt.astronomy posters getting
> a reserved star ship seat and respectfully honored on official Earth
> alien contact day.
>
> And humble nightbat and cute Sil secretly away from all the lime light
> gazing at each other especially as we look in each others eyes and
> wonder what wonders science lie before us as cosmic explorer legendary
> great divide soulmates.
...Limelight.... something I have yet to stare into ..... oh the pain of it
all :)
>
>
> ponder on,
> the nightbat
>
Greysky
www.allocations.cc
Learn how to build a FTL radio.
Art Deco
> On Wed, 08 Dec 2004 19:08:12 GMT, "Darla" <Darl...@spamsocks.aol.com>
> wrote:
>
> >Charles, those were some interesting answers you gave Yubiwan to the
> >questions he posed to Bill Sheppard.
> >Captivating thoughts!
> >
> > Darla
>
> Thanks a lot dear Darla,
>
> I liked his first answer (space as a trace of matter in energy), too.
> At least it's very poetic :-)))
>
> C.
Hi, Chuckweasel! This is quite the mutual saucerhead slurp session
you've got going here.
--
"I;m psychic, dumb ass." -- Alexa Cameron demonstrates her
200+ alien-implanted IQ
nightbat
Greysky wrote:
>
> "nightbat" <nigh...@home.ffni.com> wrote in message
> news:41B87E0D...@home.ffni.com...
> > nightbat wrote
> >
> >
> > Ha, ha, Greysky going nuts over the communication comm and all the
> > blinking lights of their monitoring always improved AOL, science net
> > newsgroups, the Perseuns communications, CNN, Fox, and all the other
> > cable, satellite, military, and standard radio tv news broadcasts around
> > the Earth and inter alien cosmos community.
> Greysky
> Yep. Blinkey lights of any type have always fascinated me. My mother reports
> how I used to stare for hours into the amber light of the familys' living
> room cabinet stereo phonograph. Now I stare raptly into low power laser
> beams and FTL Comm reference beams. Nothing much has changed...
nightbat
Yes Greysky, think of the possibilities, once you learn how the
Darla crew monitors all local galactic info data across multi
frequencies simultaneously and is able to broadcast over LY distances,
you may not want to leave the star ship. I respect the Pros because he
doesn't like taking unnecessary chances, the mark of a capable leader.
His/her concern is mine because of the unknown factors when dealing with
emotionally based humans and how they will react to official public
contact day. We would have fun for sure playing with the comm but what
about the multitudes, how will they ultimately take first contact and
proof we are not alone? Mass panic, shock, fear, disbelief, hostility,
paranoia and suspicion, or awe and respectful acceptance, who knows?
>
> >
> > Paine and Twitty getting their poetry out of this world officially
> > published and read by far advanced civilizations who know the true value
> > of fearless inspiration and passion and its soothing and enlightening
> > effect on us all. Luigi playing chess with the alien crew members and
> > beating all of them. Mr. Bohne having Sirius star system Mermaid
> > beauties fawning all over him. Scott visiting the stars up close not
> > just gazing up at them from Earth. All the alt.astronomy posters getting
> > a reserved star ship seat and respectfully honored on official Earth
> > alien contact day.
> >
> > And humble nightbat and cute Sil secretly away from all the lime light
> > gazing at each other especially as we look in each others eyes and
> > wonder what wonders science lie before us as cosmic explorer legendary
> > great divide soulmates.
> Greysky
> ...Limelight.... something I have yet to stare into ..... oh the pain of it
> all :)
> Greysky
>
> www.allocations.cc
> Learn how to build a FTL radio.
nightbat
You're much too modest Greysky, every security Government agency
probably has you on their watch list, using your net gizmo to try to
listen in on possible alien communications. The public spotlight is ok
for those that enjoy it, however, most times researchers prefer quiet
time to further discover what they experimentally deduce and always
aware of the implications of major breakthroughs. I caught your post on
taking back physics, but fat chance because they know how important it
is to National Security. One leap or one major technical advantage can
alter the balance of power overnight. Nightbat and Greysky aboard a star
ship will know what power we will have at our disposal, but can we be so
sure of general mortals. Will notified Earthlings be protective like the
Pros and vigilant alien crew, or override our mutual sincere scientific
assurances and take collective protective Earth folk negative actions?
Will the military forces disregard the nightbat and Greysky's insistence
on mutual highest of diplomatic protocol, even if Mr. Bohne gives it his
all too? Collectively can the enlightened alt.astronomy respectful
members stop world chaotic actions should panic ensue? I would settle
for distant on space craft Earth observation and guarded notification to
preempt any danger of first peaceful official contact, exactly like
Darla and crew are attempting.
I long to meet Sil but our immediate wants must take a back seat to
protecting all parties to allow a smooth integration of alien race 1st
official contact and avoiding mass panic. I stand with the Commander
Pros in this regard, it can be done, but will require the most delicate
of world nations notification to assure the Earth people of the aliens
peaceful intentions.
Look at the flack and ridicule you receive Greysky just for FTL
pronouncement possibilities. Can you imagine if we were to world
communications alien comm break in and star ship ride broadcast over the
entire world that they are here, please do not panic? Practical
Inventor's are not like some extremely intelligent but at times
ambiguous mathheads, for having a working model brings with it its great
responsibility and normal crowd suspicions. We know the difficulties of
being at the head of the crowd, one slip up and from authority you can
be made dust under the crowds feet. Who wants an historian to claim
centuries later, gee those guys were just way ahead of their time.
the nightbat
Greysky
Yes, no doubt the first few days after confirmed official contact will be
tense ones. Though I would much rather get lost inside the innards of the
ships engineering room- using 'Star Trek' as an example, I would probably
be a Geordy LaForge or a Scotty type than a Spock or Kirk type- but think
my efforts would be spent mostly to ease first contact pangs.
I suspect we all will be busy well before official first contact day. I
think those well established first contact proceedures will begin the day
Pros decides to 'go ahead', and they will involve all of us here and whoever
else our friends have contacted here on earth. Our lives will change way
before the president of the USA or the leader of the EU or the Russisan
Primere is awakened by space telemetry administrators bearing a message from
the deep.
>
> Look at the flack and ridicule you receive Greysky just for FTL
> pronouncement possibilities. Can you imagine if we were to world
> communications alien comm break in and star ship ride broadcast over the
> entire world that they are here, please do not panic? Practical
> Inventor's are not like some extremely intelligent but at times
> ambiguous mathheads, for having a working model brings with it its great
> responsibility and normal crowd suspicions. We know the difficulties of
> being at the head of the crowd, one slip up and from authority you can
> be made dust under the crowds feet. Who wants an historian to claim
> centuries later, gee those guys were just way ahead of their time.
heh, History grinds us all into a fine powder. The one thing I know for
sure, is I have a basic faith in humanities propensity to benifit from any
situation. I hope our desire to advance ourselves will quickly overwhelm any
fear response we may have. After getting our running orders, we will all -
you, me, Bert, Virginia, Bohne- every one of us- will be doing the talk show
circuit. I am afraid fame will come to all of us instantly like a Mack Truck
in the face, whether we want it or not. The general public will at first be
fearful because they do not have information to realize their fear is
groundless - and if we do our job correctly once the world public realizes
that not only are the aliens not here to invade, but they bear the gifts of
long life, health, and knowledge undreamed of, it won't take people long to
get with the program, which is the program of life. It's time for the Human
Baby to leave the crib. Then, you can sweet tech-talk Sil while I wander
dazedly through the ships' centers seeing what there is to see, while we are
all on our way to explore the Triangulum with a souped up Hyperdrive running
on Mexican sweet potatoes and poetry.
Greysky
>
> the nightbat
>
Twittering One
> >questions he posed to Bill Sheppard.
> >Captivating thoughts! >>
Captured, or cap ~
SIzed?
Twittering One
SIzed?
Or outsized Reality, upper ~
Case R, unfurled, then streteched across
A wooden frame, tacked sail
Tacked to mast, credits rolling
A new Masthead, a spiffy boiler
Plate steaming pigs-en-blankie ~ en
Croisant. Blown zig-zag
Tacking into the windy
Forceful gust. A paradox-fueled
Power play, en naturalle.
That's Art. It works.
Hardly working, but works hard,
Mending this riff, this rip,
This torn tear askew.
Or as Mr.
Cotter so wisely reported
Today ~
"[Art] offers instructions in deportment
and shapes self-definition.
It promotes physical and psychological health.
At once conservative and progressive,
art's goal is to maintain social order
in the face of chronically
threatened disorder,
even if doing so requires changing
society itself.
If, during an arduous,
hands-on career, art suffers wear and tear,
becomes a beat-up version of its original,
spiffy self,
that's all right. As long as it is in active use,
it is alive
and valuable."
~ Holland Cotter,
From The New York Times,
December 9, 2004
Twittering One
Twittering One
dazedly through the ships' centers seeing what there is to see, while we are
all on our way to explore the Triangulum with a souped up Hyperdrive running
on Mexican sweet potatoes and poetry.
Greysky>
Superkewl!
What's next?
What if so?
What's not?
Whereever ~