Mark wrote to Buster about the paradoxes involved in using Christians
as lightning conductors on church steeples:

 MO>> I don't. You may. ;^) If it ain't heavy it ain't good. At least that's
 GD> Maybe that's why you like the Eagles, and Creedence, and Gary
 GD> Moore, and Pink Floyd, and.. and.. and..! :)
 MO> Umm... err... hmm... :-) What can I say? Ya got me. :-) FWIW, I don't

Sppttthhh! :)

 MO> like most of The Eagles material. (Everybody likes Hotel California).

Of course. It's the.. uh.. 7th best song of all time, I think.

 MO> Ahhhh.... Creedence. What good stuff. That reminds me, I'll have to
 MO> give that tape of yours back one of these days. It's not quite worn
 MO> out, yet. ;-) 

Yeah, I nearly forgot about that one. What a good tape!

 MO> Hmm... Pink Floyd. A remnant from my err... experimental days. ;-Q
 MO> Still good music though, most of it. Alot of it's crap IMO. Dark Side

The good bits more than make up for the crap.

 MO> is a hard album to beat with that type of stuff though. Especially if
 MO> you're in the mood for it.

You *can't* beat it, IMNSHO. :)

 MO> BTW, I bought Manowar/Louder Than Hell the other day. What crap!

So I heard. It's awful.

 MO> Repetative.

You can say that again. ;)

Check six
Buster

... Q1: Define the universe.      Extra Credit: Give 3 examples.