Hi
Ed , I did ask nice the 1st time .

How about mass extinction?
1993 a meteor 2 1/2 miles across flew past earth at a distance of under
150,000 miles , in scale to the universe this was a near miss.. The
question, could we have survived ? would anyone miss us ? and would last
years unpaid taxes still be collectable ?

On a more realistic note,,,,,did you know that the Ross Ice Shelf is
supposedly slipping off the continent of Antarctica? if it does slid into
the sea how would this effect sea levels ? I say that there would be a sea
level rise of 20-30 ft? What do you think ED?



, if it would have hit what would be left?




-----Original Message-----
From: Ed Foster <[log in to unmask]>
To: [log in to unmask] <[log in to unmask]>
Date: Tuesday, August 24, 1999 12:05 PM
Subject: Re: Isn't it funny...


>At 08:39 AM 8/24/99 +0000, ferreter wrote:
>>HEY ED, NOT THAT DIFFICULT A CONCEPT , WELL , ARE YOU GOING TO START A
>>THREAD OR ARE YOU JUST GOING TO KEEP COMPLAINING !!!!!!!
>
>
>No need to shout, ferreter, you really should learn to control your temper.
> Now, if you manage to control yourself and speak in a softer tone of voice
>I might consider answering your question.
>