Two effing BILLION people!!!
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According to the paper today thats a third of the ENTIRE worlds population!!
You just watch him come crying back to Man Utd when it all goes tits up at Real!!! ![]()
Originally posted by DoN According to the paper today thats a third of the ENTIRE worlds population!!You just watch him come crying back to Man Utd when it all goes tits up at Real!!!
Would you have him back? In the meantime, the Yoko 'n' Becks circus has well & truly arrived. Enjoy, Madrid!!!
Arthur C. Clarke says that for every person there are 40 ghosts because 40 people have died throughout human history for every one person alive today. There are also enough stars in our galaxy that for every person who ever lived, each person could have his own star, and therefore his own world after death. I saw this in a Kubrick documentary the other night and thought it was interesting.
Originally posted by David Church There are also enough stars in our galaxy that for every person who ever lived, each person could have his own star, and therefore his own world after death.
i claim the left star in orion's belt.
Originally posted by His Holiness, The Pope I saw this in a Kubrick documentary the other night and thought it was interesting.
It's the prologue to the 2001 book. Absolutely fantastic!
Originally posted by His Holiness, The Pope Arthur C. Clarke says that for every person there are 40 ghosts because 40 people have died throughout human history for every one person alive today. There are also enough stars in our galaxy that for every person who ever lived, each person could have his own star, and therefore his own world after death. I saw this in a Kubrick documentary the other night and thought it was interesting
enough stars in our galaxy alone? or in the universe in general? if the first that is truly amazing
Originally posted by masaaki sakai > Originally posted by His Holiness, The Pope> Arthur C. Clarke says that for every person there are 40 ghosts because 40 people have died throughout human history for every one person alive today. There are also enough stars in our galaxy that for every person who ever lived, each person could have his own star, and therefore his own world after death. I saw this in a Kubrick documentary the other night and thought it was interesting
enough stars in our galaxy alone? or in the universe in general? if the first that is truly amazing
Our galaxy
Originally posted by AgentWood > Originally posted by David Church> There are also enough stars in our galaxy that for every person who ever lived, each person could have his own star, and therefore his own world after death.
i claim the left star in orion's belt.
I'll just take our sun then...I'm not too picky, and it wouldn't require much of a move, now would it???