archiving as opposed to backing up - test-drb@ccmp.vtda.org

23 Sep 2004

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 From: "Gene Buckle"
&lt;geneb(a)deltasoft.com&gt;

On Thu, 23 Sep 2004, Vintage Computer Festival wrote:

  On Thu, 23 Sep 2004, Michael Sokolov wrote:

  Teo Zenios &lt;teoz(a)neo.rr.com&gt; wrote:

  Scientists think an asteroid, comet, or meteorite
cause the Tunguska
 explosion in Russia in the early 20th century that behaved just like a
 nuclear bomb does today (intense energy, heatwave, shockwave, radiation). 
 This is not what happened.  Lyn Buchanan, a very good remote viewer
 whom I know fairly well, has told the real story in his book The Seventh
 Sense: 
 That's total and complete bullshit.  I know this for a fact because it was
 *I* who caused the explosion, not a silly spaceship!

 I hate people trying to take credit for my deeds.  Pfeh!

Hey Sellam, where's your monocle and white persian cat?  You can't take
over the world without 'em ya know.

g.

Hi
 A famous man once said, "Your out on the plains of Wyoming and
you hear hoof sounds. You probably shouldn't think zebras."
( I may have got the quote a little off but the sentiment is
correct. )
Dwight