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Dillon Pyron wrote in
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Thus spake Chrissy Cruiser :

On Thu, 21 Apr 2005 12:19:38 GMT, Mike wrote:

I can't tell any difference in their prognostication
abilities.

I don't think it makes much difference. Most local news
and weather people are just smiling faces that talk.

Excuse me, sir, but they are *meteorologists*!!!

WTF does weather have to do with meteors? :-)


Meteora -- Godess of Air (weather)
since the rocks came from the air naturally they belonged to
her.

Thus spake Earl :

Dillon Pyron wrote in
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Thus spake Chrissy Cruiser :

On Thu, 21 Apr 2005 12:19:38 GMT, Mike wrote:

I can't tell any difference in their prognostication
abilities.

I don't think it makes much difference. Most local news
and weather people are just smiling faces that talk.

Excuse me, sir, but they are *meteorologists*!!!

WTF does weather have to do with meteors? :-)


Meteora -- Godess of Air (weather)
since the rocks came from the air naturally they belonged to
her.

Thanks, I studied Latin in high school (2 years) but mythology kind of
got glossed over. We read about the major characters, but not all the
minor gods.

--
dillon

Women should be obscene and not absurd.

On Wed, 04 May 2005 00:28:16 GMT, Dillon Pyron wrote:

Meteora -- Godess of Air (weather)
since the rocks came from the air naturally they belonged to
her.

Thanks, I studied Latin in high school (2 years) but mythology kind of
got glossed over. We read about the major characters, but not all the
minor gods.

I got four years of it, two more in college. Thankfully, it was the first
class in the morning, each time, so I could get some extra sleep.

Chrissy Cruiser wrote in
:

On Wed, 04 May 2005 00:28:16 GMT, Dillon Pyron wrote:

Meteora -- Godess of Air (weather)
since the rocks came from the air naturally they belonged
to her.

Thanks, I studied Latin in high school (2 years) but
mythology kind of got glossed over. We read about the
major characters, but not all the minor gods.

I got four years of it, two more in college. Thankfully, it
was the first class in the morning, each time, so I could
get some extra sleep.


Well that explains how everyone missed it,

Meteora is Greek.

On 04 May 2005 18:04:24 GMT, Earl wrote:

I got four years of it, two more in college. Thankfully, it
was the first class in the morning, each time, so I could
get some extra sleep.


Well that explains how everyone missed it,

Meteora is Greek.

LOL

gun, head, trigger

Thus spake Earl :

Chrissy Cruiser wrote in
:

On Wed, 04 May 2005 00:28:16 GMT, Dillon Pyron wrote:

Meteora -- Godess of Air (weather)
since the rocks came from the air naturally they belonged
to her.

Thanks, I studied Latin in high school (2 years) but
mythology kind of got glossed over. We read about the
major characters, but not all the minor gods.

I got four years of it, two more in college. Thankfully, it
was the first class in the morning, each time, so I could
get some extra sleep.

Latin is a dead language, it's as dead as it can be.
First it killed the Romans. Now it's killing me.



Well that explains how everyone missed it,

Meteora is Greek.

Yeah, I knew that. But Bullfinch covers both. I think. I graduated
from high school before some of the folks in other NG were born (here
I feel like a kid again).
--
dillon

Women should be obscene and not absurd.