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Re: OUR "LADY" OF SCI.ASTRO


Article: <[email protected]>
From: [email protected](Nancy )
Subject: Re: OUR "LADY" OF SCI.ASTRO
Date: 29 Jan 1997 05:33:20 GMT

I was going to give a prize to the best one, but they're all so good, I can't decide! Misguided, but clever. Must be that the astronomer's gene is somehow connected to the rhyme gene. (They all went wild at the slightest excuse!)

In article <[email protected]> Mark Gingrich rhymes
> For months now dear Nancy has said,
> "You act just like sheep who've been led."
>   A claim so patho-illogical,
>   Like her posts pedagogical,
> M'thinks she's been Hale-Bopped on the head!
>Mark Gingrich <[email protected]>

 

In article <[email protected]> Greg Neill rhymes
> Though Our Lady may think she is thrilling
> Her victims are far less than willing
>   Amidst sci.astro curses
>   her Zetanic Verses
> Are simply more fodder for killing
>[email protected] (Greg Neill)

 

In article <[email protected]> Craig Berry rhymes
> There once was a Zetan named Nancy,
> Plain physics did not strike her fancy
>   She proclaimed, "Hale-Bopp
>   I'm quite certain will *stop*" --
> But right about now that looks chancey.
> [email protected] (Craig Berry)

 

In article <[email protected]> Bill Owen rhymes:
> There once was a lady named N*ncy
> Who made real astronomers antsy.
>   They'd talk themselves hoarse
>   While N*ncy, of course,
> Still spouted what tickled her fancy.
> [email protected] (Bill Owen)

 

In article <[email protected]> Paul Campbell rhymes
> There once was a lady named Nancy
> Whose musings on sci.astro were fancy
>   The 12th planet twas said
>   would hit us on the head
> all because gravity is so chancy.
> [email protected] ()

 

In article <[email protected]> Greg Neill rhymes:
> When Our Lady was taking her schooling,
> t'was the system she thought she was fooling,
>   By avoiding all science,
>   she proclaimed her defiance,
> Now she's hopeless at sci.astro dueling.
> [email protected] (Greg Neill)