A Surprising Revelation: The Truth About Asteroids and Earth

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In summary, the conversation is discussing the fact that the person was not aware of the 1/37 chance of an asteroid hitting Earth, while constantly being shown advertisements about the most annoying person of the year from ET. They also mention that ET should die. The conversation also includes links to forums discussing the topic.
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Who Told ME??

How did I not know about a 1/37 chance of an asteriod hitting earth, while I am constantly shown who is the most annoying person of the year advertisement from ET...
http://story.news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=story&cid=96&ncid=96&e=2&u=/space/20041229/sc_space/whewasteroidwonthitearthin2029scientistsnowsay

YOU WANT TO KNOW WHAT IS ANNOYING ET

ET should die.

-tom
 
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