All you 'cat people should be ashamed of yourselves.
At least I remembered!
Hope you had a great day!
At least I remembered!
Hope you had a great day!
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Happy Birthday Lyndon :)
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Lyndon
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Now this is interesting: Thanks for the birthday congradulations, however, it's not my birthday! I think Bob S just got that off the NET, since the age was younger than my actual age, I didn't correct it....HaHA!
My real birthday is june 12th.(D.O.B.6/12/XX)
The home asteroid or "planet" of the little prince is introduced. His asteroid (planet) is house-sized and named B612, which has three volcanoes (two active, and one dormant) and a rose among various other objects. The actual naming of the asteroid B612 is an important concept in the book that illustrates the fact that adults will only believe a scientist who is dressed or acts the same way as they do. According to the book, the asteroid was sighted by a Turkish astronomer in 1909 who had then made a formal demonstration of asteroid B612 to the International Astronomical Congress. "No one had believed him on the count of the way he was dressed." Then, he and his people dressed like Europeans and went again to present asteroid B612 to the International Astronomical Congress and they fully believed him and this time credited him with the work.
Thanks anyway!
My real birthday is june 12th.(D.O.B.6/12/XX)
The home asteroid or "planet" of the little prince is introduced. His asteroid (planet) is house-sized and named B612, which has three volcanoes (two active, and one dormant) and a rose among various other objects. The actual naming of the asteroid B612 is an important concept in the book that illustrates the fact that adults will only believe a scientist who is dressed or acts the same way as they do. According to the book, the asteroid was sighted by a Turkish astronomer in 1909 who had then made a formal demonstration of asteroid B612 to the International Astronomical Congress. "No one had believed him on the count of the way he was dressed." Then, he and his people dressed like Europeans and went again to present asteroid B612 to the International Astronomical Congress and they fully believed him and this time credited him with the work.
Thanks anyway!
