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bend_her

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« #45 : 10-21-2007 03:34 »
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Edna. Why? To make you all ask why. OK I'll bite: Why? I vote Morgan. If all I have to do to make her put out is be a pig, well, I'm game. Oink!
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SpaceCase

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« #47 : 10-23-2007 08:42 »
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Originally posted by HipNoJoe: In 3000 it will be.  Astronomers tell us the sun will not enter it’s red-giant phase - the phase of a star’s life when it expands greatly (about the size of Mars’ orbit for Sol) - for at least some millions of years. It will neither have expanded nor consumed the inner planets in a thousand years. Farnsworth did change Earth’s orbit in “CotH,” but Neptune has no solid surface on which to push. Are you suggesting that someone, somehow, for some reason changed Neptune’s orbit? Or have I just strangled the last last, desperate, twitching of life out of whatever joke you were trying to make?
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SpaceCase

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« #49 : 10-23-2007 11:19 »
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Originally posted by Xanfor: Santa doesn't think so. First, Santabot has more bugs than a roach motel!  Second, it's a joke. Third, it's a glaring continuity error, (that DXC as much as admitted in one of the commentaries, IIRC) and; Fourth, I stand corrected: According to Wikipedia, Uranus Urectum and Neptune are ice giants, not gas giants as are Jupiter & Saturn. Still, none of this makes Neptune an inner planet. Perhaps, "Girls of the Jovian Worlds?" I wonder if there'll be a 'sexy space-suit' issue?
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