🚀 go-pugleaf

Susan Hough wrote:
> 
> jmcarth1@gtn.net (ArchaeSolenhofen) wrote:
> : In article <55k05b$n5l@camel4.mindspring.com>, cybroid@mindspring.com says...
> : >
> : >"dglmal@telis.com" <dglmal@telis.org> wrote:
> : >
> : >>If you look at our solar system we have a missing planet.  This missing
> : >>planet has left plenty of evidence if we look between the orbits of Mars &
> : >>Jupiter there should be a planet. However, what we find is called the
> : >>Asteroid Belt.
> :
> : >If you read Genesis 10:25 closely, you'll see that God divided the
> : >earth ( the one big super continent ) only about 4 or 5 thousand years
> : >ago.
> :
> : 4 or 5 thousand years ago?  hmmmmmm......
> :
> : Are you sure that was Rodinia or Pangaea or some other supercontinent?
> :
> : 1) Pangaea assembled mid-Carboniferous (ca. 325 Ma) and broke up
> :    during  early Triassic (ca.  220Ma.).
> :
> : 2) Rodinia  assembled Precambrian (ca. 1100 Ma) and broke up during
> :    late Precambrian (ca. 600 Ma.).
> :
> : Learn some modern geology PLEASE.
> :
> : >GO COLTS!!
> 
> Hey, lighten up on poor Brian here...if you're going to be a Colts
> fan, you'd BETTER have some religion.
> 
> Sue (just doing my part to waste bandwidth here...sorry)

Bitchen, TOOOOOO-til-leey.  (um, read that phonetically impaired.)

Precambrian... was my... late... <sniff> my - OH god.  

My late EX----------husband's first name.  

And if yer know what's good fer it, yer'll keep that godfersakkiun  bastid offn yer lips.

Thank you very very much.

Prince Albert In A Can.
(Goddddam that silly-psybin in the mornin's.  Ever a baaaaad idee fixe.)