first ten minutes

I missed the first 10 minutes, what happened

pstokely wrote:

] I missed the first 10 minutes, what happened

Bobby named his new raccoon "Bandit".

what else

pstokely wrote:

Sorry. I missed the first 10 minutes and everything that came after.

Matt Lupo

G. M. Lupo wrote:

] pstokely wrote: ] ]> I missed the first 10 minutes, what happened ] ] Sorry. I missed the first 10 minutes and everything that came after.

S p o i l e r

s p a c e

So you missed where they actually showed John Redcorn and Nancy Gribble in bed together? How much longer can it be until people start boycotting sponsors?

I'm fresh out of excuses for them, and anything they come up with will have to rival jumping from a plane without a functioning parachute and living to tell about it.

Of course that was fifteen or twenty minutes in.

R J Valentine wrote:

I'd say the heat went out in the house, so Nancy climbed into bed and pulled the covers over. However, she had been in the cold for so long that her body could no longer generate enough heat to warm her up, so John Redcorn hopped into bed to keep her from freezing to death.

Matt Lupo a Redcorn apoligist...

everyone on the planet earth learned to work the timer on their VCR except some guy named pstokely.

On 13 Dec 1999 06:25:08 GMT, [email] (pstokely) wrote:

No one can say for sure. There was the big bang, then, in the first few trillionths of a second, almost all the elementary particles that now exist were formed. If we assume that space/time expanded at the speed of light, after ten minutes, the entire universe would have been a sphere just a bit larger than the orbit of Earth around the sun, unimaingable dense and hot. *----------------------------------------------------* Evolution doesn't take prisoners:Lizard Extremism in the defense of liberty is no vice; Moderation in the pursuit of justice is no virtue:AuH20 http://www.mrlizard.com

Lizard wrote:

] On 13 Dec 1999 06:25:08 GMT, [email] (pstokely) wrote: ] ]>I missed the first 10 minutes, what happened ] ] No one can say for sure. There was the big bang, then, in the first ] few trillionths of a second, almost all the elementary particles that ] now exist were formed. If we assume that space/time expanded at the ] speed of light, after ten minutes, the entire universe would have been ] a sphere just a bit larger than the orbit of Earth around the sun, ] unimaingable dense and hot.

Yeah, but that doesn't explain about the raccoon.

in article [email], Lizard at [email] wrote on 12/16/99 9:38 PM:

Yeah, but did Bobby run out of capers by then?