imp@ster.invalid (I M Poster) posted as news in
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>CastAlone <ca@ca.org.example> wrote:
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>> imp@ster.invalid (I M Poster) posted as news in
>> <1kse579.157g2212av6yrN%imp@ster.invalid>:
>> >Paul (Paula) G Derbyshire <twisted0n3@gmail.com>
>> >WINNER - KOTM July 2012 wrote:
>> >
>> >> On 22/10/2012 3:45 AM, Paul (Paula) G Derbyshire
>> >><twisted0n3@gmail.com> WINNER - KOTM July 2012 wrote:
>> >> > On Oct 22, 6:50 am, i...@ster.invalid (I M Poster) wrote:
>> >> >> An tSin Gorm <chine.b...@yahoo.com> wrote:
>> >> >> It is now, but only 07:50 BST. Ken hasn't got out of bed yet.
>> >> >
>> >> > Kensi (note spelling) isn't IN England, you fucking moron. She's in
>> >> > New York. Can't you read, or is it your memory that's shot, kook?
>> >>
>> >> It's probably both.
>> >>
>> >> I've always wanted to go there, though. See the Greenwich Observatory, etc.
>> >
>> >As it happens, I used to work at RGO; I even met Alec. You know who
>> >I mean, Ken? Post his surname here and the name of the site where his
>> >'scope was too, if you can.
>> >
>> y'all well prepared for the "my field of interest is in the Bromocolydes
>> Archipelago as my life's work therefore i have no interest and thus no
>> contact with any form of study or mechanics of astronomy away from that
>> stream, say hello to Alec, ko0ky" line of dodge ;)
>
>The Bromocolydes Archipelago? That sounds very interesting,
>I look forward to hearing more about it.
>
'ello again.
i note you have ^heard^ no more than a google quote on Alec's
professional standing, as known by "kensi" (kunt)?
that failure alone shoots the barn doors off derbyshire's
performance art, you think?
add to that derbyshire's haste to get current with hurricane sandy
immediately after i posted i was exiting my city (*not* NYC) and you
have just two very recent fails in the 24hr. news cycle derbyshire
thrives on.
that BA interest you expressed?
the BA is a single larger arm of the galaxy Zytox known specifically
for the predominant levels of bromine as the principle gaseous compound
within it's bounds. Zytox consists of a rotating flattened disk with an
ellipsoidal central bulge from which extend a pattern of two luminous
spiral arms. the BA lies within the denser of the two arms and is likely
of interest to paula as it is made up mostly of old stars which provide a
challenge to any probing of their core(s), their large amounts of interstellar
gas and dust being largely impervious to all but the most schooled of
astrophysicists, it is often the shallow (short lived) fluorescent spasms
of brilliance (radiation) of minor stars which expose the archipelago to
juvenile enthusiasts provoking exploration in frustration - as is well illustrated
by derbyshire.
evidence of paula's scale of interest in BA is found in his urgent dismissal
of any features of the planet Bennetus which lies within the other smaller
looser arm of Zytox.
served by a single sun (Gabia Penixia) with a huge collection of
coronal loops, which when viewed presents pictorially as a star
with an asshole.
Bennetus is thought to survive under lower levels of methyl bromide,
possibly allowing Life under it's two moons (Nadless and Kuntasia)
albeit such an existence would be finite in time, any population being
largely impotent - as is known from earthly experiments with the chemical
present at atmospheric levels.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Potassium_bromide
"Locock noted that bromide calmed sexual excitement "
topical example of that phenomena can be found here:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sdyBYSuqQBQ&feature=youtu.be
WARNING - you may never look at a goat again without laughing!
--
yeh, true.. check the link "Locock" [ROTFLMAO]
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