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Wow - from solar physics to baader sun film to shotguns to divorce to holes in the head (from either bullets or solar observing) to rising from the dead!!! And all in about a dozen posts. Great stuff!
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Hi Blue!
Maybe in the next thread one of us could walk on water!
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