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Kevin
Apr 6, 2012, 2:39:10 PM4/6/12
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The rings of Saturn prove that the magnetism on Saturn must be
radically differant then what we have here on Earth... I shouldn't be
too harsh on the monopole enthusiasts since hey... Saturn may prove
the bisection of a monopole (shrug)... What Saturn may also prove is
that Saturn's core can be ejected from the poles if there is any
imbalance. Earth's core doesn't get ejected from the poles, Earth has
pole reversals periodically in lieu of having core eject from the
poles. The alarming thing to me is that... Why is it up to me to
conjecture on this topic? Wasn't it Jupiter that that got hit by
meteorites a while back?... (I suppose I should look it up, but what
the fuck, I'm just a machinist...) Could it possibly be the case that
core ejected from Saturn is the source of the impacts on Jupiter?
Yeah, well, scary, scary, stuff here... I would think the computer
mentality might speculate that Earth's core landed on Jupiter so at
least we have Saturn to blame as a scapegoat. I never wanted to do
dipoles... I shouldn't have to do dipoles... I don't have to do
monopoles since I shouldn't have to do monopoles... I don't have to do
dipoles or monopoles so what do you think you're going to 'cue ball'
me into believing? I'm back from the future and you need to be aware
of the fact that you really need to do something about
homosexuality... 'k? (Like maybe if we round them all up and kill them
then we might be a little less distracted so that we might notice
things like magnetism on Saturn and so forth...(What point would there
be to being ahead of one's time if it weren't for the purpose of
destroying homosexuality?)) Calvin is wrong... If man doesn't want
what God has to offer, why would God leave when there is so much free
hot pussy to keeping him here?
radically differant then what we have here on Earth... I shouldn't be
too harsh on the monopole enthusiasts since hey... Saturn may prove
the bisection of a monopole (shrug)... What Saturn may also prove is
that Saturn's core can be ejected from the poles if there is any
imbalance. Earth's core doesn't get ejected from the poles, Earth has
pole reversals periodically in lieu of having core eject from the
poles. The alarming thing to me is that... Why is it up to me to
conjecture on this topic? Wasn't it Jupiter that that got hit by
meteorites a while back?... (I suppose I should look it up, but what
the fuck, I'm just a machinist...) Could it possibly be the case that
core ejected from Saturn is the source of the impacts on Jupiter?
Yeah, well, scary, scary, stuff here... I would think the computer
mentality might speculate that Earth's core landed on Jupiter so at
least we have Saturn to blame as a scapegoat. I never wanted to do
dipoles... I shouldn't have to do dipoles... I don't have to do
monopoles since I shouldn't have to do monopoles... I don't have to do
dipoles or monopoles so what do you think you're going to 'cue ball'
me into believing? I'm back from the future and you need to be aware
of the fact that you really need to do something about
homosexuality... 'k? (Like maybe if we round them all up and kill them
then we might be a little less distracted so that we might notice
things like magnetism on Saturn and so forth...(What point would there
be to being ahead of one's time if it weren't for the purpose of
destroying homosexuality?)) Calvin is wrong... If man doesn't want
what God has to offer, why would God leave when there is so much free
hot pussy to keeping him here?
Frederick Williams
Apr 6, 2012, 3:09:21 PM4/6/12
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Kevin wrote:
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> The rings of Saturn prove that [...]
Winfried Georg Sebald's 'The rings of saturn' is an intriguing read.
--
When a true genius appears in the world, you may know him by
this sign, that the dunces are all in confederacy against him.
Jonathan Swift: Thoughts on Various Subjects, Moral and Diverting
>
> The rings of Saturn prove that [...]
Winfried Georg Sebald's 'The rings of saturn' is an intriguing read.
--
When a true genius appears in the world, you may know him by
this sign, that the dunces are all in confederacy against him.
Jonathan Swift: Thoughts on Various Subjects, Moral and Diverting
porky_...@my-deja.com
Apr 6, 2012, 5:34:58 PM4/6/12
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On Apr 6, 2:39 pm, Kevin <barry196...@yahoo.com> wrote:
>(I suppose I should look it up, but what
> the fuck, I'm just a machinist...)
Say, Kevin, what kind of machinery do you operate and how did you
>(I suppose I should look it up, but what
> the fuck, I'm just a machinist...)
manage to get the license for that? Bet you didn't have to take a
psychiatric test, eh?
PPJ.
DougC
Apr 6, 2012, 11:48:53 PM4/6/12
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Kevin wrote:
> The rings of Saturn prove that the magnetism on Saturn must be
> radically differant then what we have here on Earth...
Do you know the difference between magnetism and gravity?
> The rings of Saturn prove that the magnetism on Saturn must be
> radically differant then what we have here on Earth...
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