Re: Specific Future Time Travel due to Google-Archived Messages

"David DeLaney" <dbd@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> John <john@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
>>"Gene Ward Smith" <gene@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote in message
>>> nance@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
 (Anthony Nance) wrote in news:ft0fag$ec$1
>>>>> That's a defense mechanism they've developed over the hundreds of
>>>>> millions of years since then. The old ones were delicious.
>>>>
>>>> Shhhh...please for not to be mentioning "Old Ones" in such ways...bad

>>>> for
>>>> surely getting their attention.
>>>
>>> But they were great old ones! Yum.
>>
>>Oddly enough, there are no websites dedicated to recipes for cooking
Great
>>Old Ones.
>>Now that the idea exists, it should take a day or two for a site to pop 
>>up,
>>possibly with a "gling gling gling" sound.
>
> If you absolutely need one by tomorrow, you need to mention that you're 
> cooking
> them for ***ual purposes. That invokes Quantum Fetish Mechanics and
bob's 
> your
> unspecified relative.
>
hmm. No googleplex.com? The obvious place for a websearch engine that 
searches across all possible websites.