From: Robert Comer 

>I read a lot of his stuff in, where else, college (actually while
>working part time) and found it entertaining.

Yep, some great stuff, some stuff that's just plain weird!

>I find it interesting
>he would promote defacing one of the greatest natural wonders of the
>world for beings who've yet to care a fig about us to say "hi."

The important part of the quote to me, and I suspect him, was that we could
have done it, but wouldn't because we're too lazy or cheap.  The saucer
people is just an attention getter. 

>I remember one of his aliens tried to communicate with us by means of
>flatulence and tap dancing.  Must have been Spoleto. 

ROFLOL!!!  (thanks, I needed a good laugh!!)

--
Bob Comer



On Thu, 12 Apr 2007 11:28:56 -0400, Richard B.  wrote:

>On Thu, 12 Apr 2007 10:45:48 -0400, Robert Comer
> wrote:
>
>>"We probably could have saved ourselves, but we were too damned lazy
>>to try very hard... and too damn cheap," he once suggested carving
>>into a wall on the Grand Canyon, as a message for flying-saucer
>>creatures."
>
>I read a lot of his stuff in, where else, college (actually while
>working part time) and found it entertaining.  I find it interesting
>he would promote defacing one of the greatest natural wonders of the
>world for beings who've yet to care a fig about us to say "hi."
>
>I remember one of his aliens tried to communicate with us by means of
>flatulence and tap dancing.  Must have been Spoleto. 
>
>- Richard

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