While I usually don't agree with all the flaming and bickering that goes
on in this list, this was hilarious and I agree--good job. I always hope
that a little levity will end the skirmishes, but it usually doesn't...It
just goes to show that MANY people can be the pioneers of a technology--we
don't have to pick out just one for Father's day ;-)
Justin
On Tue, 9 Jun 1998 SCat3D@aol.com wrote:
> I would also like to take this time to appreciate the landing of men on the
> moon, which it seems may have been the high point of human civilization.
> Credit of course, goes to Thog, that ancient caveman who first smelted the
> "metal" used later by copycats in construction of the Saturn V rocket, and of
> course GoreMon, who noticed it was cold, put on a bear-skin and thus invented
> what one day would become the spacesuit! Way to go Thog and GoreMon.
> GoreMon.... You the man!
>
> Now that we know the truth behind space exploration, I would like to place
> myself as an equal of such Wannabe's as Armstrong and Aldrin. Who do they
> think they are fooling?
>
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