In article , Iitoi
wrote:

N9OGL Wrote:


The World of the Intelligentsia
http://12.156.123.39/intelligentsia/index.php



Intelligentsia? Ohmygawd, that's hilarious! Just for sh!ts and gr!ns
I checked it out. It has exacty ONE registered user, N9OGL.

A randomly selected representative post (under the topic of "SCIENCE")
was:

Electro-magnetic Car
***********************

This Electro-magnetic car would operate on a flat surface which
has the same polarity as the vehicle. Thus, the car would float
above the flat ground and as it traveled down the road it would
pass over strips which would feed electricity into the car, charging
the battery as the vehicle travels down the road, thus you would
never have to refuel.

I didn't make this crap up! Go look for yourself!

The Man In The Maze
QRU at Baboquivari Peak

WHY?? it runs on the same principle as the monorail.

Todd N9OGL

N9OGL wrote:
In article , Iitoi
wrote:

N9OGL Wrote:


The World of the Intelligentsia
http://12.156.123.39/intelligentsia/index.php



Intelligentsia? Ohmygawd, that's hilarious! Just for sh!ts and gr!ns
I checked it out. It has exacty ONE registered user, N9OGL.

A randomly selected representative post (under the topic of "SCIENCE")
was:

Electro-magnetic Car
***********************

This Electro-magnetic car would operate on a flat surface which
has the same polarity as the vehicle. Thus, the car would float
above the flat ground and as it traveled down the road it would
pass over strips which would feed electricity into the car, charging
the battery as the vehicle travels down the road, thus you would
never have to refuel.

I didn't make this crap up! Go look for yourself!

The Man In The Maze
QRU at Baboquivari Peak

WHY?? it runs on the same principle as the monorail.

So does your tiny brain cell that is powered by that low almost dead in
voltage watch battery, Toad Dog****.

So does your tiny brian cell, Toad Dog****, except that the watch
battery the runs it needs replaced.

N9OGL wrote:
In article , Iitoi
wrote:

N9OGL Wrote:


The World of the Intelligentsia
http://12.156.123.39/intelligentsia/index.php



Intelligentsia? Ohmygawd, that's hilarious! Just for sh!ts and gr!ns
I checked it out. It has exacty ONE registered user, N9OGL.

A randomly selected representative post (under the topic of "SCIENCE")
was:

Electro-magnetic Car
***********************

This Electro-magnetic car would operate on a flat surface which
has the same polarity as the vehicle. Thus, the car would float
above the flat ground and as it traveled down the road it would
pass over strips which would feed electricity into the car, charging
the battery as the vehicle travels down the road, thus you would
never have to refuel.

I didn't make this crap up! Go look for yourself!

The Man In The Maze
QRU at Baboquivari Peak

WHY?? it runs on the same principle as the monorail.

Your tiny brain runs on a watch battery that is low on voltage, Toad.

On 8 Jan 2006 11:19:33 -0800, wrote:


N9OGL wrote:
In article , Iitoi
wrote:

N9OGL Wrote:
cut
The Man In The Maze
QRU at Baboquivari Peak

WHY?? it runs on the same principle as the monorail.

Your tiny brain runs on a watch battery that is low on voltage, Toad.


how prod you must be of your legacy of hlies and hate steve

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wrote:
On 8 Jan 2006 11:19:33 -0800, wrote:


N9OGL wrote:
In article , Iitoi
wrote:

N9OGL Wrote:
cut
The Man In The Maze
QRU at Baboquivari Peak

WHY?? it runs on the same principle as the monorail.

Your tiny brain runs on a watch battery that is low on voltage, Toad.


how prod you must be of your legacy of hlies and hate steve

How proud you must be of your posting legacy of stunted logic and poor
grammar and spelling, "Chaucer" Morgan.