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February 10th 04
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The Nature Of Light
The nature of light is in its name.
It is C squared Lighter than matter. Mitch Raemsch -- Time moves forward in all directions -- 
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February 10th 04
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The Nature Of Light
Mitchell wrote:
The nature of light is in its name. It is C squared Lighter than matter. what this mean? riddl? @@@ph@@@
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February 10th 04
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February 10th 04
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February 15th 04
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(gnus-kill "From" ")
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February 16th 04
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"Mitchell" wrote in message om... (Paul Cardinale) wrote in message . com... (Mitchell) wrote in message . com... The nature of light is in its name. It is C squared Lighter than matter. Do you really believe that your posts demonstrating your gross ignorance actually have more value that a dog turd? Flowers grow in manure. But actually not in dog turd. Dog turd is death to plants. You know not only very little physics, you also know very little about gardening. Its brilliant. Franz
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February 16th 04
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Franz Heymann wrote: You know not only very little physics, you also know very little about gardening. Properly dried chicken **** is best. The important thing is to make sure the **** is dried and aired out to reduce the acidity. Bob Kolker
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February 16th 04
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"Robert J. Kolker" wrote in message news:dX3Yb.42142$yE5.171666@attbi_s54...
Franz Heymann wrote: You know not only very little physics, you also know very little about gardening. Properly dried chicken **** is best. Really? How would anyone know that? Has every kind of **** been tried? Paul Cardinale
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February 16th 04
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Paul Cardinale wrote: Really? How would anyone know that? Has every kind of **** been tried? The best so far. We have not yet tried dinosaur ****. Of course I had in mind the **** of readily available mammalian species. I had not consider spider ****, octopus **** or fish ****. BTW, fish carcasses make excellent manure too. Bob Kolker
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