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Where Do Lost Cassini Sunglasses Go?

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Old 12-10-2008, 12:55 PM
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Default Where Do Lost Cassini Sunglasses Go?
I think I found them . . .
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Default Where Do Lost Cassini Sunglasses Go?
"Cassini Division." I get it!
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Old 01-12-2009, 12:32 PM
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Default Cassini Sunglasses Orbiting Saturn?
I don't suppose there's any chance of getting them back again, is there?
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I think I found them . . .
Awesome picture, BigJim. Now for your next trick, find all my missing socks that left their mates behind in my laundry.
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Old 12-09-2009, 01:31 PM
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I think I found them . . .
I KNEW it! Boy those people at NASA are sure going to regret mocking me . . .
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I KNEW it! Boy those people at NASA are sure going to regret mocking me . . .
You tell `em, Sox05!
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I think I found them . . .
So the Cassini Division is made up of lost sunglasses? Are they all Cassini Sunglasses, I wonder? I bet there are secret Voyager pictures out there.
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They all end up in the Bermuda Triangle -- along with my tack hammer.
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They all end up in the Bermuda Triangle -- along with my tack hammer.
I've been to Bermuda and I think I know how that triangle works. People go to Bermuda and don't want to leave!
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I KNEW it! Boy those people at NASA are sure going to regret mocking me . . .
Hey Sox. Have you seen my socks?
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Hey Sox. Have you seen my socks?
Yes. Orbiting Saturn . . .

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Yes. Orbiting Saturn . . .
*Sigh* Be right back . . .
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Default Sunglasses at Saturn
Thanks, 3s Company. Watch out for that Asteroid Belt.

This has become a very silly thread . . . but I like it.
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*Sigh* Be right back . . .
Don't forget to pack extra socks . . . and ask about catt's tack hammer, okay?
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I've been to Bermuda and I think I know how that triangle works. People go to Bermuda and don't want to leave!
That sounds like a perfectly reasonable explanation. Perhaps I can get the Discovery Channel to sponsor a research expedition for me to go on. To . . . you know . . . find out more about his Bermuda Triangle thing.
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That sounds like a perfectly reasonable explanation. Perhaps I can get the Discovery Channel to sponsor a research expedition for me to go on. To . . . you know . . . find out more about his Bermuda Triangle thing.
You're going to need some help, Privateyes. This Bermuda Triangle thing is a very complex and dangerous task. I will selflessly volunteer to accompany you.
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That sounds like a perfectly reasonable explanation. Perhaps I can get the Discovery Channel to sponsor a research expedition for me to go on. To . . . you know . . . find out more about his Bermuda Triangle thing.
That's some good thinking, Privateyez. I can't argue with that.
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Nice picture, but what are we going to do about all those Cassini sunglasses circling Saturn?
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Nice picture, but what are we going to do about all those Cassini sunglasses circling Saturn?
I'm not sure if there's anything we can do, Anazak, except maybe stop the insanity. Take care of your sunglasses, people. Maybe you should get one of those cords and wear then around your neck.
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I can't believe this little Cassini Division joke has gone on so long. This is a really fun thread and if you look at it, there's really not a serious question here. This whole thread is a joke.

Carry on!
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They all end up in the Bermuda Triangle -- along with my tack hammer.
I still like the Saturn explanation better. As lovely as Bermuda and the surrounding area are, they still don't have "Cassini" in the name.

Here's a look at Mr. Cassini himself. He's described in the accompanying article as the "French-Italian astronomer who measured the period of rotation of Jupiter and issued a table of the motions of Jupiter's moons. He also discovered the moons of Saturn Iapetus (1671), Rhea (1672), Dione (1684), and Tethys (1684). Cassini discovered that Saturn's rings were divided by a dark gap. He also determined the parallax of Mars, which allowed the calculation of the distance to Mars and the Earth-Sun distance."

What a smarty-pants.
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You're going to need some help, Privateyes. This Bermuda Triangle thing is a very complex and dangerous task. I will selflessly volunteer to accompany you.
That's right folks, from the sun-drenched shores of Bermuda, to the icy rings of Saturn, Lens 101 does what it takes to give you the answers you seek.
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Are any of these your sunglasses?
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Are any of these your sunglasses?
I'll take a pair of those, and two of those . . .
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Are any of these your sunglasses?
What a life. Roaming the beaches of Bermuda selling sunglasses. Everyone needs sunglasses on the beach, right?
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What a life. Roaming the beaches of Bermuda selling sunglasses. Everyone needs sunglasses on the beach, right?
Well, it's not like there's any natural shade.
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That's some good thinking, Privateyez. I can't argue with that.
When it comes to Bermuda, I can be downright inspired.
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