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Chris Peterson wrote:He's around. Some posts on the Ten Reasons thread, for sure.

Chris Peterson wrote:

Anthony Barreiro wrote:
I haven't seen anything from Art on the apod discussions recently. Art, where art thou? Does anyone else have news of Art?

He's around. Some posts on the Ten Reasons thread, for sure.

neufer wrote:

Chris Peterson wrote:

Anthony Barreiro wrote:
I haven't seen anything from Art on the apod discussions recently. Art, where art thou? Does anyone else have news of Art?

He's around. Some posts on the Ten Reasons thread, for sure.

"Mrs Grundy" has made it crystal clear that she does want me around anymore (; or, at least, not unless I drastically change my ways). I will continue respond to posts on the 10 Reasons thread but other than that you guys are on your own.

Good night and good luck.

Anthony Barreiro wrote:
Thanks for letting me know. The place just isn't the same. May I send you a private message if I have questions about physics or 1950's science fiction movies?

BMAONE23 wrote:
Sorry to hear about Mrs Grundy.

Your posts always seemed to moisten an otherwise arid thread and provoked a surge of thought in attempt to ascertain relevance which was easily determined 99% of the time.

Your presence, or the lake thereof will not go unnoticed

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lake_of_fire wrote:

[b][color=#0000FF]Mrs Grundy at edge of lake[/color][/b]

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<<A lake of fire appears as a place of after-death destruction of the wicked. Related is Jewish Gehenna which, among other things, is a valley near Jerusalem where trash was burned.

Richard H. Wilkinson has written: The Lake of Fire in the Egyptian Religion is the lake that Ra would pass through in his daily journey in the Duat. He goes in the west gate and exit through the east gate and after that, it would say that the boat was renewed. An image in the Papyrus of Ani (ca. 1250 BC), a version of the Egyptian Book of the Dead, has been described as follows: The scene shows four baboons sitting at the corners of a rectangular pool. On each side of this pool is a flaming brasszier. The pool's red colour indicates that it is filled with a fiery liquid, reminding one of the "Lake of Fire" frequently mentioned in the Book of the Dead.>>

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Anthony Barreiro wrote:I haven't seen anything from Art on the apod discussions recently. Art, where art thou? Does anyone else have news of Art?

Ann wrote:I'll miss you, Art. I don't always agree with you... in fact, I usually don't, but you are definitely something else. I have learned a lot from some of your posts. Life is more boring without voices like yours.

Ann

orin stepanek wrote:Art; you cause me to think, and I appreciate that! I hope you stay with us!

saturno2 wrote:Where is Art?
Where is Moonlady?
I was not always agree with their opinions.
But, his opinions are much needed in this forum.
The spark of knowledge is the controversy.