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should the first
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Funny, I could swear I just saw something moving GGGHHH!
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Id quote the deck steward on the Titanic: Alright,
who asked for more ice?
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"Break out the blender and Tequila boys"
"Wait...what's that sound?" "That's peace and quiet, your wife's back on Earth"
'Water, water, everywhere, and not a drop to drink.'
orhow about...
'Crap, 100 billion tons of ice, and no scotch for 10 billion miles!'
-- JHB
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On Wed, 9 Oct 2002 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
'Crap, 100 billion tons of ice, and no scotch for 10 billion miles!'
Actually, my brief back of the envelope calculations suggest that
it would be more likely to be ~58 peta-miles (58 quadrillion miles).
I suspect the amount of ice is off by a
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