Not really into sci fi Dave. Some good films here and there.DaveC426913 said:
It's a science forum.pinball1970 said:
Why would I be into sci fi if like science? Does it follow I like meta physics because I use physics in my job?DaveC426913 said:
Or Meta, or Threads... There's a whole new rabbit hole...pinball1970 said:
I think I still am. What's up? Pm if you prefer...DaveC426913 said:
I changed my contact info, and the auto-confirm is busted so I've been locked out for a week.russ_watters said:
I am a member there too.DaveC426913 said:
Apologies I misread your post. No one actually mentioned sci fi except me!DaveC426913 said:
Oh God why...pinball1970 said:
Well that will go up by 33% if I ever get my login working.Ivan Seeking said:
Will I tell James or Bells you are locked out?DaveC426913 said:
Oh, @$#^$%#&^%!. Could that be one Archimedes Plutonium who vastly decreased the signal-to-noise ratio on sci.physics.* decades ago?WWGD said:
Precisely. A potent mix of stupid, nasty and aggressive. Edit:Still today, I keep a dark place in my heart for him.strangerep said:Oh, @$#^$%#&^%!. Could that be one Archimedes Plutonium who vastly decreased the signal-to-noise ration on sci.physics.* decades ago?
The more things change, the more...
Actually, that would be great.geordief said:
Curious. I'll check it out in the week.DaveC426913 said:
Ouch, that sounds painful...DaveC426913 said:
Also known as Archie-Pu. (pronounced as "poo")strangerep said:
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