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stbenge wrote:
> It was cold, very, very cold...
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> Sam
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a-ha! I knew all that talent could not come from this world! :D
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Eero Ahonen wrote:
> stbenge wrote:
>> It was cold, very, very cold...
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>> Sam
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> Just... incredible.
Thanks Aero!
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Christian Froeschlin wrote:
> stbenge wrote:
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>> It was cold, very, very cold...
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> well ... you should have visited a liquid water volcanoe.
I'll keep it in mind, should I visit that moon again. But wait, wouldn't
I run the risk of being enveloped by sublimated ice?
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nemesis wrote:
> stbenge wrote:
>> It was cold, very, very cold...
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>> Sam
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>> ------------------------------------------------------------------------
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> a-ha! I knew all that talent could not come from this world! :D
That reminds me, I can't wait to have another space dream...
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Christian Froeschlin wrote:
> stbenge wrote:
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>> jhu wrote:
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>>> But was there any beer?
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>> As a matter of fact, there was.
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> Yeah, the recent ECROSS mission impacted on Europa to detect
> residual traces of beer. Unfortunately, it was concluded you need
> to process three tons of surface material to extract one pint.
I heard about this. It was a gross misuse of government funds, wasn't
it? Something like 2 billion just to get a guy buzzed.
> It's really more of a water world. Once we get there the market
> for overpriced Himalaya water will get seriously stirred up.
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> Nice image BTW! In any way related to the current IRTC topic? ;)
No, it started when I saw jhu's post about his trip to Europe. I haven't
even looked at the IRTC for quite some time, I had better do that :P
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stbenge schrieb:
>> Nice image BTW! In any way related to the current IRTC topic? ;)
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> No, it started when I saw jhu's post about his trip to Europe. I haven't
> even looked at the IRTC for quite some time, I had better do that :P
Don't - or we can call the round closed now already with a definite
winner :-)
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That's one of the coolest POV-Ray images I have seen in a while. No
pun intended, really.
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Warp wrote:
> That's one of the coolest POV-Ray images I have seen in a while. No
> pun intended, really.
Well, since I'm not there in person to see your body language, I'll have
to take your word for it ;P
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Warp wrote:
> That's one of the coolest POV-Ray images I have seen in a while. No
> pun intended, really.
It's certainly more impressive when you think it is itself a pun
inspired by an earlier thread. :)
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That's so annoying! I'm working on a scene set on Ganymede, and it's not
going to look as good as this!
So Jealous! :-/
(well done, btw)
--
Tek
http://evilsuperbrain.com
"stbenge" <UN### [at] hotmail com> wrote in message news:4b061078@news.povray.org...
> It was cold, very, very cold...
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> Sam
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