To: Grendel9
By the same standards, would not Teddy Kennedy qualify for planet status?
To: southernnorthcarolina
"would not Teddy Kennedy qualify for planet status?"
He might, but first you need to get him into an orbit around something [besides a bottle].
10 posted on
02/02/2006 1:47:54 PM PST by
GSlob
To: southernnorthcarolina
he has the volume, but doesn't have enough mass to create gravity. He's a gas cloud. Notice when more gas is produced, it repells all things around him?...He
13 posted on
02/02/2006 1:49:46 PM PST by
Zavien Doombringer
(13th AF, 3rd TFW, 3rd AGS, 3rd AMU - ESC The Blue Screw will get you too! 86-89)
To: southernnorthcarolina
he has the volume, but doesn't have enough mass to create gravity. He's a gas cloud. Notice when more gas is produced, it repells all things around him?...He
14 posted on
02/02/2006 1:49:51 PM PST by
Zavien Doombringer
(13th AF, 3rd TFW, 3rd AGS, 3rd AMU - ESC The Blue Screw will get you too! 86-89)
To: southernnorthcarolina
I don't know about the swimmer, but I'm sure ol' Kerry's punkin would qualify. Rumor has it that Lurch's head has it's own area code.
16 posted on
02/02/2006 1:50:56 PM PST by
Lekker 1
("Computers in the future may have only 1000 vacuum tubes..." - Popular Mechanics, March 1949)
To: southernnorthcarolina
"By the same standards, would not Teddy Kennedy qualify for planet status?"
Teddy Kennedy seems to be some sort of asstroid.
27 posted on
02/02/2006 2:13:54 PM PST by
brooklin
To: southernnorthcarolina
Dunno, but I do know Patty Murray's so dense that light bends around her.
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