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Where's Anthony?
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17 years 2 months ago #52494
by lunartic_old
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Where's Anthony? was created by lunartic_old
Hey all
I notice that we haven't had an image submitted by Anto the Greek in a while, I'm only hoping that the great man is cooking up something special to delight us.
Or could it be that the perfect weather in Greece suddenly isn't so perfect?
I notice that we haven't had an image submitted by Anto the Greek in a while, I'm only hoping that the great man is cooking up something special to delight us.
Or could it be that the perfect weather in Greece suddenly isn't so perfect?
Programming today is a race between software engineers striving to build bigger and better programs, and the universe trying to produce bigger and better idiots. So far, the universe is winning.
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17 years 2 months ago #52509
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He's probably catching a few zeds after that marathon imaging session he had during the summer
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17 years 2 months ago #52511
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Anyway, I finally got my fix during the past few hours and hope to have a gem tomorrow involving the planetary nebula M76 in Perseus for all my Irish friends ... and Dave Grennan.
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Yes, the weather in paradise did fall apart for about two weeks or so and the damn withdrawl symptoms were excrutiating.Or could it be that the perfect weather in Greece suddenly isn't so perfect?
Anyway, I finally got my fix during the past few hours and hope to have a gem tomorrow involving the planetary nebula M76 in Perseus for all my Irish friends ... and Dave Grennan.
Anthony Ayiomamitis
Athens, Greece
www.perseus.gr
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17 years 2 months ago #52527
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Doubt it, he was after Carl that last time a slag was thrown into the ring (slag as in funny dig, so take it easy Stephen Ryan!)
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Maybe it was something Seanie said?
Doubt it, he was after Carl that last time a slag was thrown into the ring (slag as in funny dig, so take it easy Stephen Ryan!)
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17 years 2 months ago #52544
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what me, (polishes halo). what has slag got to do with anthony disappearing?. i though slag was the stuff left over after casting metal
. maybe he is busy cooking up his own version of the leviathan.
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Maybe it was something Seanie said?
Doubt it, he was after Carl that last time a slag was thrown into the ring (slag as in funny dig, so take it easy Stephen Ryan!)
what me, (polishes halo). what has slag got to do with anthony disappearing?. i though slag was the stuff left over after casting metal
. maybe he is busy cooking up his own version of the leviathan. Please Log in or Create an account to join the conversation.
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