Re: Interesting or funny links
Posted: Tue May 18, 2010 9:17 pm
His foot does seem to be slightly unusual, as if there is something there, inside the trouser leg, which anchors him to the floor.
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Not sure that I agree, Mary.englishangel wrote:Guinness IS good for you - OFFICIAL
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/health/3266819.stm
No? The Pope did and excommunicated Copernicus. I know that because Copernicus was reburied with religious honours last week. Took an awful lot of years, popes and Jesuit scientists to work out that the earth goes round the sun.englishangel wrote:You can't argue with the science.....until next week when another scientist comes out with the contrary view.
sejintenej wrote:No? The Pope did and excommunicated Copernicus. I know that because Copernicus was reburied with religious honours last week. Took an awful lot of years, popes and Jesuit scientists to work out that the earth goes round the sun.englishangel wrote:You can't argue with the science.....until next week when another scientist comes out with the contrary view.
sejintenej wrote:No? The Pope did and excommunicated Copernicus. I know that because Copernicus was reburied with religious honours last week. Took an awful lot of years, popes and Jesuit scientists to work out that the earth goes round the sun.englishangel wrote:You can't argue with the science.....until next week when another scientist comes out with the contrary view.
Maybe but it took several centuries before the Pope allowed the blackened ashes of Copernicus' soul to be moved to heaven; that is one good fingerless man who will not be playing the harp. I wonder if Copernicus thinks it was worth it.englishangel wrote:But the science won in the end, and the statement was qualified.