Re: Pyramidiocy (was Re: Strange Maths)

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In article <vanhorneDBvGxK.7nB@netcom.com>, vanhorne@netcom.com says...
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>In article <3ue55n$eck@shore.shore.net> Whittet@shore.net (Whittet) writes:
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>[ oh, we'll kill most of it ]
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>>That's cool. The shelf life of a modern book is less than a human lifetime.
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>...which is why today you can't read anything that the ancient Egyptians
>wrote at the time.

Actually I read hieroglyphics
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>>You probably are capable of moving beyond your skepticism, why don't you give
>>it a try?
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>I have. Ask me about the Womb of Nut.

Ok, but if this is another creation myth...:)

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>---Bill "ET EN ARCADIA EGO" VanHorne
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Steve

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