Re: Unidentifiable Objects

Article 110 of alt.alien.visitors:
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From: millerl@wharton.upenn.edu (Loren J. Miller)
Newsgroups: alt.alien.visitors
Subject: Re: Unidentifiable Objects (was Re: hello, is anyone out there?)
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Date: 11 Dec 90 16:20:29 GMT
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In article <90340.162306IK00061@MAINE.BITNET>, IK00061@MAINE.BITNET writes:
>   Thank you for defending me and my story, I am grateful and to those who
> thought it was full of sh*t then think it, don't state it.

Don't say that. This is a free (as in uncensored) net and there are no
prerequisites of belief in order to contribute to it. I am interested in
your anecdote and any future ones you might submit and I hope you
continue to post.

>   If anyone who believes and wants to hear more they can ask because I feel
> like all that I would say would just be critcized by those who don't believe.

If I say I believe will you bring Tinkerbell back to life?

hey ho,
the man who puts his name on his postings
+++++++++++++++++++++++23
Loren Miller            internet: MILLERL@wharton.upenn.edu

Un pole cat de pew es en le audience! Take it vous on le lam!


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