sci.physics

On Feb 17, 4:16 pm, Pat Flannery wrote:
> coltonhi...@ wrote:
>
> > Well, you clearly haven't read the article, because it has nothing to
> > do with the moon.
>
> How, pray tell, am I supposed to read the article if it crashes my
> browser every time I try to open it?
> I saw something about "the horns of the moon" and a suspected meteor or
> comet impact on it way, way back.
> Then everything went black.
> So I went and found the cached version of the story.
> And it's a conspiracy theory sort of thing that says that we are overdo
> for some sort of giant comet bombardment without citing why that should
> be the case, and that politicians are keeping this from us for some odd
> reason, even though they also will be killed in the next bombardment by
> those damn commets.
> Maybe the Grays and their Freemasonic-Illuminati-Bilderberger helpers
> will spirit them away when the sky starts falling, just like they did to
> those damn gay marriage loving liberal Democrats from Sodom and
> Gomorrah. ;-)

It's one of those alien viruses, it probably hitched a ride on that
comet. Did you check to see if the comet was in a hyperbolic orbit
first?

Never open images of hyperbolic comets, I thought you knew that. Let
us know if you see any dark black fogs emanating from your machine.