I hate to see this newsgroup filled with worthless messages, but hear is one nice OT bit of info I particularly like.
Newton was born today a few hundred years ago (361 years ago actually)! Its my Christmas / Newton tree in our living room. (I always hang an apple) So raise your glass for not only Christmas, but also for a great physicist!
- Theo M.
PS: any one plan to fly today?
I think you mean a cold cloudy day in Rosamond.
Jerry
It's just another day to me too, however, I'd still like to wish everyone a great day today. Happy Holidays everyone.
Mario Perdue NAR #22012 Sr. L2 for email drop the planet
That is very considerate indeed.
Around here people celebrate Kwanzaa (don't forget the double aa) as well as Christmas, Haunaka, Ramadan, and several others. The Jehovas make a special point to work and do non Chrismassy stuff just to show they do.
Jerry
It's never a bad day to give a loved one an extra long hug.
Joel. phx
transmission
Which lucky rocket will it be today? ;-)
Go hug a rocket! (thought of that a second after I hit send,...)
Joel. phx
Theo,
I'm very sorry to disabuse you, but I'm nowhere near 361 years old--and my birthday is in March (the 19th to be exact), not December.
Just out of curiosity, why do you want to celebrate my birthday anyway? To be perfectly honest I am somewhat of a deity, mostly to the women that have ?known' me in the biblical sense, but in the rocketry community I'm generally a bit less.. uhh.. revered.
However, don't get me wrong. It's perfectly okay to send me presents any time of the year.
Regards, Michael Newton
ROFLMAO!
great stuff! :))
- iz
Michael Newt> Just out of curiosity, why do you want to celebrate my birthday
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