They call it fishing...not catching! It is the same thrill when you see the unmistakable trail of a track as when you get a bite on your fishing rod. Use care to not click too soon and miss the bite! How many "dusters" Are also fishermen? It takes patience for both! Happy Dusting...get a big one!
jdrockster wrote: They call it fishing...not catching! It is the same thrill when you see the unmistakable trail of a track as when you get a bite on your fishing rod. Use care to not click too soon and miss the bite! How many "dusters" Are also fishermen? It takes patience for both! Happy Dusting...get a big one!
jdrockster,
I fish, year after year, without catching much but do it nonetheless. Sounds familiar?
There are many paralells here not worth getting into. Nice simile!
I've often wondered how many dusters are backyard astronomers.
For those, here's:
[/url] http://antwrp.gsfc.nasa.gov/apod/ [/url]
I guess it has to do with wanting to understand.
I agree! No wonder I haven't found a particle yet.
Hey, I saw that shuttle a month ago. I went on vacation to Orlando and my mom and step-dad surprised me by pulling in to the Kennedy Space Center and getting the full "Up Close and Personal" tour (we were supposedly going to visit a lawyer--long story...)
And God said: E = +mv^2 - Ze^2/r ...and there *WAS* light!
WANTED:
Dead or Alive
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Schroedinger's Cat
They call it fishing...not catching! It is the same thrill when you see the unmistakable trail of a track as when you get a bite on your fishing rod. Use care to not click too soon and miss the bite! How many "dusters" Are also fishermen? It takes patience for both! Happy Dusting...get a big one! 
