On Jun 26, 2006, at 7:50 PM, Robert Seeberger wrote:
Now, I'm *not* saying that the conspiracy theorists are correct or
that any of what they say is true, but very little of what they say
has been "without doubt" eliminated as a possibility.
Ah, but how to prove a negative? Especially when it's in the arena of
opinion, wherein "anything is possible"?
Can you say, without doubt, that my neighbor's tomatoes are NOT in fact
tended nightly by his garden gnomes, come magically to life under the
silvery dewlit moon?
Because they're damn big tomatoes.
I guess the "Miracle-Gro" bag he dips from regularly is just a
diversion away from the real facts.
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<http://books.nightwares.com/>
Current work in progress "The Seven-Year Mirror"
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