Robert

ah, i might try it out later.

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Thanks for your work BritneysPAIRS. Although I don't own an xbox, I took the liberty of downloading a copy... just in case.

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Why hasn't Skeeter come back??

As I understand it, you need to visit the Southern Hemisphere to be able to see the Milky Way. It always passes right overhead, whatever the time of year. We are at exactly the right latitude, it seems. It's nearly impossible to see anything much from the city (where I am now), but at my country house it is easily visible. It is so clear that the moonlight casts shadows, and you can certainly walk around without bumping into things. I am about to go there now. What is the brightest object in the night sky after the moon? For us it is Venus, but I have no idea of the names of the stars.

I tried BitComet once, never again. But, news is news. uTorrent is what I prefer.

That Joker looks horrible, I am used to the one in the 60's Batman and Robin TV series. Also, the Batcomputer could do with an update. It's an antique.

That's assuming he's got Winrar installed.

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Thanks!

I don't get to see any of the stars that you guys see. But, I do see the great sweep of the milky way stretching from horizon to horizon and passing directly overhead. It looks like thin cloud but is actually billions of stars. Quite incredible.

OK Timmeh said: So, they won't be closing tomorrow.

GBA emulator for iPhone and iPod Touch

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