Hey, I resemble those remarks.....   While not a true "Rocket Scientist",
some of my best friends are.  I do fit the label astronomer, gadget geek and
talk radio junkie, so I guess that makes me a wacko.

Jim.

On Thu, 6 Jan 2005, Rand Hardin wrote:

> 
> Patrick,
> 
> Rocket scientists, astronomers, computer techs, gadget geeks, talk radio
> junkies...I guess there's a category for most all of us where we could be
> dubbed "wackos."
> 
> I consider myself in good company on this listserv.  [:-D]
> 
> Rand Hardin
> RandMan   
> 
> -----------------------------------------------------------------------
> 
> From: Patrick Finley
> 
> Rand...........I think you could lump Wacko, nerd , and geek into the
> same classification. Just take a look at "Doc" from the Back To The
> Future movies. Also, aren't rocket scientists looked at as "pocket pen
> protector geeks".................
>  
> -----------------------------------------------------------------------
> 
> From: Rand Hardin
> 
> HEY!...a "wacko"!?  At least with a TIME MACHINE you could go back and
> retrieve the rocket before it burst into "a ball of fire"!  [:O]
> 
> Is a "Wacko" anything like a nerd or a geek?  (Hehehehe)  [;)]
> 
> Rand
> RandMan
> 
> -----------------------------------------------------------------------
> 
> From: Brian, Team A.I.
> 
> Hey, rockets are cool.  Especially when they come down in a ball of fire that was completely unintentional.  J  Recovery is greatly simplified as a result  .
> 
> Brian
> Team A.I.
> 
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> 
> From: PATRICK FINLEY
> 
> You guys are alla bunch of Wacko's! Time machines, Rockets, etc Jeez
> 
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University of Arizona
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