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... Jesus Vs PZ Myers? That's a hard one to call. On the one hand you have that bearded messianic figure with all those crazy followers, and on the other hand you have the carpenter from Galilee. -- Cruithne, Pharyngula, comments [C]onservatives just love love love New York. They just can’t stand all the people in it. -- N.C., Sadly, No!, comments Police work is mostly not like CSI. It's a great ...

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Living in the city you forget a lot of things

...two moons. One is the one we know, called "the moon"; the other is called Cruithne. It's three miles across, and orbits the world every 770 years. Jeremy Hardy : ...small friend". Rich Hall : So...why is there not one romantic song with the word "Cruithne" in it? Why not "Blue Cruithne of Kentucky," or "Cruithne River," or-- Alan Davies : No one can see it-- Fry : [cutting him off] Because it was...

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Jacqueline Carey - Il Dardo e la Rosa

... di Europa parallela, non collocabile in un preciso momento storico. Si riconoscono, infatti, sia richiami al Medioevo (sia Alto per quanto riguarda le terra e la cultura degli Skaldi e dei Cruithne, che Basso nel richiamo ai Comuni Italiani e alla Repubblica di Venezia), che al Rinascimento e al Barocco. Se la Carey utilizza nel tratteggiare i suoi popoli alcuni stereotipi comuni (la raffinatezza...

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Blue Moon (underpants not necessarily required)

...so very little surface erosion occurs. 5. In 1999, scientists found that a 3-mile- (5-kilometer-) wide asteroid may be caught in Earth's gravitational grip, thereby becoming a satellite of our planet. "Cruithne", as it is called, takes 770 years to complete a horseshoe-shaped orbit around Earth, the scientists say, and it will remain in a suspended state around Earth for at least 5,000 years. 6....

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