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Re: Pluto not a planet anymore
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Originally Posted by Peter Matteson
I have no words to describe my feelings on what this says about our society. I will now go curl up in a fetal position and wait for the apocolypse.
http://blog.washingtonpost.com/bench...on_sues_i.html
Well, guess anyone who chooses to live on a rock where the average temperature is real close to absolute zero, and it takes about four hours for radio signals from Earth to reach them, probably has standing to sue if they want.
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