sci.physics.particle

On Feb 25, 11:14 am, Saul Levy wrote:
> Is all you can do, Brad, is repeat yourself endlessly? lmao!
>
> My kind? What kind is that? I'm not cutting out anything.
>
> You can stop referring to atheism. It's just plain stupid now.
>
> Saul Levy

Doesn't your pretend atheist God (aka NASA) or whatever government
agency of global domination faith tend to repeat their crap endlessly?

BTW, since yourself and others of your brown-nosed kind refuse to
place your real name along with whatever faith-based group makes you
into happy campers, the pretend atheism analogy so that you can fence
jump all you want is pretty much all that's left for the rest of us
village idiots to work with, in trying to figure out whatever's
actually in charge of your mindset and your private parts.

Why don't you stick with at least two or three of those faith-based
groups that don't continually piss you off. Most honest folks have
that one nailed down to just one or possibly two faith-based groups
they'll directly associate and/or interact with, because all the
others are just plain and simple dead-wrong about something that
doesn't sit well enough within their private mindset of whatever their
idea of faith is all about.
. - Brad Guth

>
> On Mon, 25 Feb 2008 10:27:08 -0800 (PST), BradGuth
>
> wrote:
> >This one is just a spare for covering those other Usenet groups that
> >you and others of your silly kind keep cutting out.
>
> >On Feb 24, 11:26 am, Saul Levy wrote:
>
> >> What faith are you referring to, Brad? lmao!
>
> >As I'd said so many times before, it's your pretend atheism that's
> >fully in charge of your private parts.
>
> >> I'm all for space travel. It's better to spend money on that, then
> >> welfare.
>
> >You and lord Mook obviously agree 100%, that it's best to let 99% of
> >humanity starve to death or otherwise come to their premature demise,
> >than todo anything for the greater good of humanity and of salvaging
> >our badly failing environment.
>
> >BTW, you can't have an affordable means of extended space travel
> >without using those extremely fast moving ions. It has to be of
> >nuclear (possibly of a thorium breeder reactor) and ion based
> >propulsion, unless 3He/fusion gives us another option.
> >. - Brad Guth