"Pinky, are you thinking what I'm thinking?"
"Uh ... I think so Brain.  But isn't Regis Philbin already married?"

L.



From: Art Bahrs <[log in to unmask]> on 07/16/99 01:06 PM

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Subject:  Re: [HP3000-L] Off-topic: The trip to the Moon




Ok... we now know that to be a computer TechnoGeek one must like cartoons
;)  I
myself go in for Bugs, Daffy and group along with Mickey and friends... and
don't forget Scooby Doo!!!

    And yes... The Brain is good too.... and yes... we are planning to take
over
the world tonight :) hehehehe

Art "I need some cartoons :) " Bahrs

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>From: Joe Geiser <[log in to unmask]>
>To: [log in to unmask]
>Subject: Re: Off-topic: The trip to the Moon
>Date: Fri, 16 Jul, 1999, 12:53
>

>> Yes, that was "Capricorn One" (although I believe it was a Mars
> expedition,
>> rather than a Moon landing, that was faked in the movie).
>
> Although Capricorn One did this - I was referring to an actual group
> of people who, if the web was available in the 70s (well, it was, but
> not like we know it today), they'd have a site up extolling NASA to
> "tell the truth" about the hoaxes.
>
>> I dated a girl in the early '70s whose aunt didn't just disbelieve
> in the
>> Moon landings; she didn't believe ANY form of flight was possible.
> She
>> said that planes never really left the ground; they just ducked
> into
>> tunnels with scenery painted on the walls, and traveled underground
> from
>> one airport to another.  I'm serious; she really believed this (or
> else was
>> the best liar I've ever encountered.)
>
> There are a number of pilots on this list, who would contend that she
> is mistaken ;-)
>
>> Wayne (another Warner Bros. cartoon fan)
>
> Joe (who gets the Cartoon Channel too ;)