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March 12th 10, 08:25 PM
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sped up the Earth's rotation and tipped the planet's axis
Hey Coon..don't answer a question with a question. "Mike Coon" wrote in message ... Mick Love wrote: There is something you idiots overlooked. The earth has undergone inumerable large earthquakes and large meteor strikes over the past 600 million years. You have to wonder why the rotation rate is what it is. No; what's special about it? Mike. -- If reply address is invalid, remove spurious "@" and substitute "plus" where needed. 
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#42
March 12th 10, 09:02 PM
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sped up the Earth's rotation and tipped the planet's axis
Mick Love wrote:
Hey Coon..don't answer a question with a question. What question? Where's the "?"? "Mike Coon" wrote in message ... Mick Love wrote: There is something you idiots overlooked. The earth has undergone inumerable large earthquakes and large meteor strikes over the past 600 million years. You have to wonder why the rotation rate is what it is. No; what's special about it? Mike.
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