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Post 21

Galaxy Babe - eclectic editor

http://science.nasa.gov/NEWHOME/headlines/ast04dec98_1.htm

smiley - starsmiley - star


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Post 22

Gnomon - time to move on

You're finishing my sentences for me.smiley - doh


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Post 23

I'm not really here

An ideal couple? smiley - laugh


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Post 24

scorp

Thanks Gnomon, I've made myself a reminder for 13th.


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Post 25

I'm not really here

That sounds like a good one, I'll be watching!


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Post 26

Woodpigeon

I was up early on Sunday morning, and I saw a handful of meteors, but it was a bit of a damp squib, I'm afraid. I had mentioned it in ASK beforehand, but I now feel like the guy who has brought home an incredibly bad DVD to watch with friends thinking that it would be great. Ever get that feeling?

That said the skies were absolutely still - it was a magnificent night. Saturn was very prominent at that time and I could hear an bat flying by every so often, as he picked me up on his radar.


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Post 27

Galaxy Babe - eclectic editor

...and you call that a damp squib?

smiley - laugh

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I would rather have an alert and be disappointed, than miss a would-be brilliant show.smiley - ok


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Post 28

Skankyrich [?]

Yes, at least you thought to bring the DVD, Woodpigeon. You could have brought Buckaroo and a bag of crisps.

Am I stretching this metaphor too far?


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Post 29

Woodpigeon

smiley - laugh

Oh yes indeedy, I can take that metaphor and run with it: "OK, so no DVD's: they were all crap, but hey - heeeeeres a game of Ludo! Go on, you know you want to!" - (Imagine Graham Norton in Ailwee cave and you get the idea).

Kind of delighted that Gnomon mentioned the Geminids...


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Post 30

Skankyrich [?]

Actually, that was more Graham Norton dressed up as a priest in a caravan smiley - winkeye

I'm glad too - the Geminids sound like some sort of gallstone to the unitiated...


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Post 31

Woodpigeon

You never saw the "So, who can screech the loudest" episode? Richard Wilson - "I don't BELIEVE it"? Oh, ok...

(makes mental note, stores it, mutters something hideously inappropriate, sighs. Youth of Today)


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Post 32

Skankyrich [?]

Oh, you mean 'I don't believe you!' smiley - laugh


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Post 33

You can call me TC

Thanks for telling us about the Geminids. Now: will they be visible in Germany? If so, I can suggest them to my son (the poor student) as a birthday present to his girlfriend whose birthday is on the 13th. Spectacular (hopefully!) and cost nothing! And they live in a converted loft, so they can watch them from their windows.


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Post 34

Traveller in Time Reporting Bugs -o-o- Broken the chain of Pliny -o-o- Hired

Traveller in Time smiley - tit on his head
"What I read on the external sites is they can not predict the visibility of the shooting stars. Also the date is the average optimal, no guarantee the best view is not a day early (1998). "


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Post 35

I'm not really here

I've booked myself into an evening at my boyfriend's house - there are no streetlights and his is the last house but one before the fields take over, so nice and dark!


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