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And now, incredibly, scientists say they doubt that there was anything from space at all.

It's the "Roswell Scenario" all over again. Pretty soon they'll tell us it was a weather balloon.

I can't remember if it was Plato that also summed it up by saying that his generation was not effete but the next one would be!
Some things don't change.

I've just watching a programme with three guys padling around in 4ft of muddy water feeling with their feet for a 400lb gator!
Is the world completly mad?

Digit wrote:I've just watching a programme with three guys padling around in 4ft of muddy water feeling with their feet for a 400lb gator!
Is the world completly mad?

That sounds like Bush in the middle East.



Hey. A test. Is this downloadable?
http://services.pando.com/soapservices/ ... 10802EC05B

Ha! So you can post Pando links here!

Works like a charm.

It threatens to work, R/S....although it tells me that I need to upgrade to (yet another) newer version of Pando.

Minimalist wrote:
It threatens to work, R/S....

Great!. That'll save you some work when you post the next TV documentary.

although it tells me that I need to upgrade to (yet another) newer version of Pando.

Every week another one.
So what else is new?
As a Windows user you should be used to that, shouldn't you?

And, if you liked part 1, here's part 2:

http://tinyurl.com/3dpx6f

Have fun!

After many years, and after the death of Christopher Reeve, there has been another Superman movie made. After a brief run in the theatres, it is now showing on HBO and can be viewed worldwide by satellite. Pretty good movie, it's titled "Superman Returns"

So.....right on cue:

http://www.ananova.com/news/story/sm_2517321.html

As a Windows user you should be used to that, shouldn't you?

Grumble.....grumble.......

Beagle wrote:After many years, and after the death of Steve Reeves, there has been another Superman movie made. After a brief run in the theatres, it is now showing on HBO and can be viewed worldwide by satellite. Pretty good movie, it's titled "Superman Returns"

So.....right on cue:

http://www.ananova.com/news/story/sm_2517321.html

A prankster with a helium filled blow-up doll on a string . . . ?

Could be. In any case, it's right on cue. Maybe it's time to make another "Bigfoot" movie.

Beagle wrote:Could be. In any case, it's right on cue. Maybe it's time to make another "Bigfoot" movie.

You want the airwaves preoccupied again with non-discussions on what new Bigfoot sightings/images are real and which aren't? Such a waste of time and attention.

Right. Reality TV is much more intellectual.

Anyway, my point, if it can be called that, is that whatever boogeyman is being reported at any given time always seems to be whatever was on TV the night before.

People's perceptions are molded very easily, and in ways they're unaware of.

As this is off topic just like to mention the last time i did study at university which was in 2004 we where not allowed in our assignments to quote either the T.V or the internet as reference sources even if the TV shows did have one of out lecturers featured just a general interest item.

we where not allowed in our assignments to quote either the T.V or the internet as reference sources

I understand but do not agree with the policy F/T. I could write a paper and quote any book by Velikovsky, for example, but it does not make my source any more credible than if I had quoted a paper published on the net. All sources must be considered as to relevence, authorship, date, and accuracy no matter where they are obtained.

The web will never replace printed media, but the web is the most amazing information resource I have ever known in my entire life.

TV? pffft - it is a commercial enterprise from top to bottom with very little integrity. In the 60+ years of its existence, it has never lived up to its promise.