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01 Nov 2005 - 22:27
Some 40% of Americans believe it possible that aliens have grabbed some of us, polls show.
source:
For Space Travelers, Logic Seems to Be A Truly Alien Concept
By SHARON BEGLEY
WSJ October 21, 2005; Page B1
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Sam blamed his impotence on aliens, not on his recent prostate surgery. He had read that stress can cause impotence, and alien abduction is stressful.
-- CatherineJohnson - 01 Nov 2005
Well, I believe it is possible that aliens have grabbed some of us. I particularly like Douglas Adam's theory that alien abductions are a sort of game played by rich-kid aliens - go to some backward planet, grab some local who everyone will laugh at and parade in front of him in weird bodies and show off flashy spaceships. I also believe it is possible that there are undectable gremlims living in orbit around Jupiter and that cold fusion will be made to work in my life-time. Whether I believe it is likely is a different matter. -- TracyW - 01 Nov 2005
I'm with Tracy. It's possible that all the air molecules in my office will rush out the door spontaneously and simultaneously; it's not the way to bet. -- DougSundseth - 02 Nov 2005
I wonder if aliens have abducted Jim Tuman? -- CatherineJohnson - 02 Nov 2005
Or Ms. Roth? -- CatherineJohnson - 02 Nov 2005
Doug Do you like Karen Eismann's Photoshop books? -- CatherineJohnson - 02 Nov 2005
I, for one, welcome our alien overlords. -- KDeRosa - 02 Nov 2005
I'm afraid that I've very little experience with books on Photoshop. Most of my learning has been empirical or from co-workers. Sorry. -- DougSundseth - 02 Nov 2005
I, for one, welcome our alien overlords. snort -- CatherineJohnson - 02 Nov 2005
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Some 40% of Americans believe it possible that aliens have grabbed some of us, polls show.
source:
For Space Travelers, Logic Seems to Be A Truly Alien Concept
By SHARON BEGLEY
WSJ October 21, 2005; Page B1
Back to main page.
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Sam blamed his impotence on aliens, not on his recent prostate surgery. He had read that stress can cause impotence, and alien abduction is stressful.
-- CatherineJohnson - 01 Nov 2005
Well, I believe it is possible that aliens have grabbed some of us. I particularly like Douglas Adam's theory that alien abductions are a sort of game played by rich-kid aliens - go to some backward planet, grab some local who everyone will laugh at and parade in front of him in weird bodies and show off flashy spaceships. I also believe it is possible that there are undectable gremlims living in orbit around Jupiter and that cold fusion will be made to work in my life-time. Whether I believe it is likely is a different matter. -- TracyW - 01 Nov 2005
I'm with Tracy. It's possible that all the air molecules in my office will rush out the door spontaneously and simultaneously; it's not the way to bet. -- DougSundseth - 02 Nov 2005
I wonder if aliens have abducted Jim Tuman? -- CatherineJohnson - 02 Nov 2005
Or Ms. Roth? -- CatherineJohnson - 02 Nov 2005
Doug Do you like Karen Eismann's Photoshop books? -- CatherineJohnson - 02 Nov 2005
I, for one, welcome our alien overlords. -- KDeRosa - 02 Nov 2005
I'm afraid that I've very little experience with books on Photoshop. Most of my learning has been empirical or from co-workers. Sorry. -- DougSundseth - 02 Nov 2005
I, for one, welcome our alien overlords. snort -- CatherineJohnson - 02 Nov 2005
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| Title: | today's factoid |
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