[meteorite-list] Togetherness is next to Dogliness

From: Meteordealer <meteor.dealer_at_meteoritecentral.com>
Date: Thu Apr 22 09:55:49 2004
Message-ID: <000801c1a202$0e3e9020$bb753d04_at_vz.dsl.genuity.net>

  I have my own theory surrounding the origin of tektites. I believe they
may have something to do with "deposits" made by Ivan's 4 foot tall bunny
rabbits. ;-)

PS: This theory also applies to John Blennert's Holbrook "meteorwrongs"

Brad Sampson
meteor.dealer_at_gte.net

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Subject: [meteorite-list] Togetherness is next to Dogliness


> Open letter to Ron Baalke, Dog Devotee:
>
> If you can come up with an idea on how the two of us, combining my uncanny
> layman's ability to gather mountains of eye-blurring, brain-numbing data,
> refining it to its purest essence of truth, with your professional skill
at
> instantaneously transferring space-related news to this message board
> (general pause here to light a delightful Cuban cigar, an "Esplendido",
> purchased in the Dominican) can resolve the truth to this legend, tell me
> what exactly you propose that we do together, here on the list for all to
> enjoy. Really, come up with a plan that's science, and not science
fiction,
> and let's work together.
>
> Meanwhile, the original "Nakhla" article is posted on Dave Weirs website
> http://www.geocities.com/~dweir/ for those who care to review the full
> proofs I offered. You'll find the "Tale of the Dog" towards the very end
of
> the article.
>
> For the record, I believe a valid investigation looks at what people said,
> what people did, what physical evidence exists to support a claim. I don't
> believe it's in anyone's interest to claim that something "might have
> happened" because of an alleged act of omission.
>
> I might have been a baseball player if I had learned to pitch. Hence, no
one
> really knows if I'm a baseball player.
>
> As far as your speculation that the meteorite presented by the farmer to
the
> journalist-the one the farmer claimed left the dog "like
> ashes/killed/maimed/raped/annoyed" - came from Denshal, 30 or so kms. from
a
> 5km strewnfield - I will add this "Pawn to King's Bishop's Pawn -check"
> speculation........
>
> He brought the meteorite with him from the distant strewnfield. He had
time
> for a travel day. I didn't write this in the "Meteorite" feature because
> there's no proof. It is possible though, right?
>
> I'm very uncomfortable with your insistance with ignoring all of the
> investigations done by professional people in the field, but when the
> illiterate farmer gets the day wrong, you find reasons that "that's OK."
Why
> are some parts that are translated OK, but others not? There's no dog in
> sight, but that's OK, too. And don't worry about the fact that no one else
> saw a dog, that's OK, too. But if I say that the celebrity-seeking farmer
> brought the stone from far away, what is your response to that
speculation?
> Please tell me.
>
> Ultimately, I'm honored that you chose me as your life long adversary. I
will
> try to be worthy. But I'm still waiting for proof from you that a dog was
hit
> by a meteorite. I didn't read any in your summary.
>
> (Playing Devil's (sic) advocate) - Maybe the word "dog" was mistranslated.
> Maybe "God" was hit by a meteorite. No one's seen him/her either, and we
all
> believe..........
>
> "A woman is just a woman, but a good cigar is a smoke" - E.Hemingway
>
> That's the truth!
>
> So what do you propose we do together, Ron?
>
> Meanwhile, it's been awhile since we discussed a lunar origin for
> tektites........
>
> Kevin Kichinka
>
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