From: "Smiler" 


"Michael Gray"  wrote in message
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> On Wed, 28 Mar 2007 03:41:18 GMT, "Smiler" 
> wrote:
>  - Refer: 
>>
>>"Michael Gray"  wrote in message
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>>> On Wed, 28 Mar 2007 00:52:17 GMT, "Smiler"

>>> wrote:
>>>  - Refer: 
>>>>
>>>> wrote in message
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>>>>> On Mar 20, 10:22 pm, "Geoff"
 wrote:
>>>>>> "stumper" 
wrote in message
>>>>>> > 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.

Do the women have a two way epiglotis, too? Makes the place sound very
interesting ;-)

> 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!

If we're topsiders, that means you're living on the 'bottom' of the world. Hmmm.

>
>>> 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.

I already know the secret of the code....it's TOMMYROT 13.

Smiler,
The godless one

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