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"hanson" <hanson@quick.net> wrote in message 
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> .... ahahahahaha.... AAHAHAHAHA...
> .......ahahahahaha.... AHAHAHAHAHAHA...
> ahahahaha... Too much! ... AHAHAHAHAHAH...
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> "Pentcho Valev" <pvalev@yahoo.com> wrote in message
> news:10deb581-9567-4e95-87f6-0689870c4d4c@c58g2000hsc.googlegroups.com...
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> "hanson" <han...@quick.net> wrote in sci.physics:
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> "Dirk Van de moortel" <dirkvandemoortel #nospAm.hotmail.com>
> who used to call himself
> "Dirk Vd M" <dirkvandemoortel # ThankS-NO-SperM.hotmail.com>
> but grew embarrassed of that over the years... ahahaha.. & now
>                      ---------- CONSPIRES with ------------
> Lodo Ian Parker <ianparker2@gmail.com> who wrote in message
> The
> other point is that people who have been posting against Relativity
> have been doing do for some time. It is not as though they were
> students questioning the foundations of Relativity, looking at the
> evidence and then finding it to be the only possible theory. No the
> structure of the postings indicate something a lot more
> conspiratorial. Thre holy memes are in danger and need a boost.
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> Dirk Vdm wrote:
> Yes, sure. A good deal of the crackpots here are to try to
> keep the meme alive, some in a more or less organized manner,
> and some on their own. This is not new. I find it interesting.
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> hanson wrote:
> These two conspirators are seen here in this pix:
> http://media.urbandictionary.com/image/large/poo-28215.jpg
> The fat one, Lodo Parker, is transmitting Relativity secrets
> to the Spermless one, Moortel.... ahahahaha....
> Thanks for the laughs, guys... hahahaha... ahahanson:
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> Pentcho Valev wrote:
> Hahahanson your style is getting so popular that important
> journalists are trying to immitate you:
> http://www.guardian.co.uk/lifeandstyle/2008/jul/26/healthandwellbeing2
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> hanson wrote:
> ahahaha... AHHHH... this is balsam for my soul, Penchto.
> Thanks.  I think that this George Saunders dude from the
> The Guardian,UK has the tune and gist of the zeitgeist
> right in saying:
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> ::S:: Einstein's mystique was his tendency to wander around
> ::S:: completely lost, hair sticking up, playing the violin.
> ::S:: Heisenberg tried this but was too small, well-organised
> ::S:: and balding, so ended up with neat hair, dragging his
> ::S:: violin behind him, sure where he was.
> ::S:: And hence Einstein is remembered as the greater genius.
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> ahahahaha... AHAHAHA... that revelation must be crushing
> for the resident Einstein Dingleberries to hear... ahaha...
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> But Saunders still must polish the finer points in his historical,
> seminal and critically acclaimed, internationally read
> mainstream, peer reviewed, articles.
> Said Saunders:
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> ::S:: Einstein once explained relativity like this: "If you're sitting
> ::S:: on a hot stove for even a minute, it will seem like an eternity;
> ::S:: but if you're sitting on a hot stove with a pretty girl, your ass
> ::S:: will burst into flames and not a girl in the world will seem pretty.
> ::S:: Trust me, I've tried it."
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> See, right there in the last line he made his faux-pas. He should
> have said, .. drum-roll... "Oye-weh" --- "Trust me!" -- "Go figure!"
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> ahahahaha... Thanks for the laughs, Pentcho... ahahahanson
>

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