I had been hearing on Coast to Coast AM that it might be possible that
the Earth might be causing extreme weather changes to destroy humanity.

What would even be more scary if the ionosphere burns up causing all
radio communication to fail.

SR

SR wrote:
I had been hearing on Coast to Coast AM that it might be possible that
the Earth might be causing extreme weather changes to destroy humanity.

What would even be more scary if the ionosphere burns up causing all
radio communication to fail.

SR

Launch the Seaview. Only Admiral Nelson can save us now.

PM - Warning Will Robertson ! ~ RHF
http://www.lostinspacetv.com/
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lost_in_Space

Sheesh, you ARE old! LOL I hate to admit it but I too remember back then...



"Peter Maus" wrote in message
...
SR wrote:
I had been hearing on Coast to Coast AM that it might be possible that
the Earth might be causing extreme weather changes to destroy humanity.

What would even be more scary if the ionosphere burns up causing all
radio communication to fail.

SR

Launch the Seaview. Only Admiral Nelson can save us now.

Jim Hackett wrote:
Sheesh, you ARE old! LOL I hate to admit it but I too remember back then...




Then, I won't tell you about my 50 Studebaker Champion, and my
Whirlybirds videos. :}








"Peter Maus" wrote in message
...
SR wrote:
I had been hearing on Coast to Coast AM that it might be possible that
the Earth might be causing extreme weather changes to destroy humanity.

What would even be more scary if the ionosphere burns up causing all
radio communication to fail.

SR
Launch the Seaview. Only Admiral Nelson can save us now.

D Peter Maus wrote:


Then, I won't tell you about my 50 Studebaker Champion, and my
Whirlybirds videos. :}


What's a 'video' ?

Is it similar to my Super 8 ?




mike

m II wrote:
D Peter Maus wrote:


Then, I won't tell you about my 50 Studebaker Champion, and my
Whirlybirds videos. :}


What's a 'video' ?

Is it similar to my Super 8 ?



Oh you youngsters. I got the original episodes on 35mm.

Used a carbon arc projector to show them in my basement.

"Jim Hackett" wrote in message
nk.net...
Sheesh, you ARE old! LOL I hate to admit it but I too remember back
then...



"Peter Maus" wrote in message
...
SR wrote:
I had been hearing on Coast to Coast AM that it might be possible that
the Earth might be causing extreme weather changes to destroy humanity.

What would even be more scary if the ionosphere burns up causing all
radio communication to fail.

SR

Launch the Seaview. Only Admiral Nelson can save us now.





Jim,

I had the hots for that younger girl, Penny, in the original series. I
remember how much I had a "crush" on her way back then. She was so innocent.
And I remember how much of a sabotaging wimp Mr. Smith was towards the
family but they always rescued him and saved his ass anyway. It was a cute
show. I watched it everyday after school but before homework

Lucky

"Lucky" wrote in message
...

Launch the Seaview. Only Admiral Nelson can save us now.





Jim,

I had the hots for that younger girl, Penny, in the original series. I
remember how much I had a "crush" on her way back then. She was so
innocent. And I remember how much of a sabotaging wimp Mr. Smith was
towards the family but they always rescued him and saved his ass anyway.
It was a cute show. I watched it everyday after school but before homework



I think you have your Irwin Allen mixed up.

The Seaview was the ultra high tech submarine in Voyage to the Bottom of the
Sea, starring Richard Basehart as Admiral Nelson and co-starring David
Hedison as Captain Lee Crane.

You're thinking of the Jupiter II from Lost in Space and Angela Cartwright's
character, Penny Robinson vs. Jonathan Harris' Dr. Smith.

Both series were produced by the master of disaster, Irwin Allen, who also
brought us The Time Tunnel, Land of the Giants and such greats as
Earthquake! and The Towering Inferno.

On 2005-10-28 23:55:20 -0400, SR said:

I had been hearing on Coast to Coast AM that it might be possible that
the Earth might be causing extreme weather changes to destroy humanity.

What would even be more scary if the ionosphere burns up causing all
radio communication to fail.

SR


It's normal geological activity is all it is. Get over it and moce on.

--
Chris: "Dad, what's a blowhole for?"
Peter: "I'll tell you what it's NOT for and then you'll know why I can
never go back to Sea World."