Pluto not a planet anymore

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24-08-2006, 13:48

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Re: Pluto not a planet anymore

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Originally Posted by thegathering

well... according to definition, they have defined orbits that do not overlap and they are spherical.

who's definition? not mine! What planet are you from?

if Pluto cant be a planet anymore then I say neither can those frozen fat gas bloated comet suckers!

they are micro starlettes that never had what it takes to obtain fusion and ignite. THERE! I said it - they are looser star wannabees

I know it, you know it, THEY know it - lets stop pretending they are planets and call them what they really are.

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