From: Michael Gray 

On Wed, 28 Mar 2007 03:41:18 GMT, "Smiler"
 wrote:
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>"Michael Gray"  wrote in message
>news:kkjj0355il5sbj0tr3nn2hcvgpojrodth6{at}4ax.com...
>> On Wed, 28 Mar 2007 00:52:17 GMT, "Smiler"

>> wrote:
>>  - Refer: 
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>>> wrote in message
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>>>> On Mar 20, 10:22 pm, "Geoff"
 wrote:
>>>>> "stumper" 
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>>>>> > Good for you.
>>>>>
>>>>> > Do you have any faith in science?
>>>>>
>>>>> No. Science requires no faith by definition.
>>>>>
>>>>> Next!
>>>>
>>>> You must still have faith in your eyes, scientific instruments, and
>>>> correlation of your thoughts with reality.  Faith his necessary in
>>>> order to believe the law of gravity, which could (and you
cannot deny
>>>> this) be just some sort of billions-of-years old
coincidence in which
>>>> everything happens to fall the same way.
>>>>
>>>
>>>When things start 'falling' upwards, let us know and we might take you
>>>seriously.
>>
>> They *do* fall upwards here in Australia!
>
>Do you have to be chained to the ground?

I don't get out of bed often enough to know.

>Must make pouring an amber nectar awkward!

No bloody way mate!
We have evolved a two way epiglottis, so we can drink beer and shout at the
plumber at the same time, all upside down. Darwin was fascinated by it all,
only he was too drunk too write it down.

>Does that elephant's back (the one that the world's resting on) get in your
>way?

I have a clue for you, sport.
They are not elephants.
The world really rests on the backs of 9 kangaroos, and one diprotodon.
(Giant wombat).
Hah! That old primitive superstition that it is Elephants! You
scientifically iggerunt topsiders really cracks me up!

>> But Seth will not believe that because Australia is not mentioned in
>> the Babble.
>>
>
>He'll look for a reference in it, though.

It is in there, but in "code".
For a six pack, I'll tell you the secret.

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