[Rockhounds] Axel & Kreigh (was) Kryptonite {was: Axel's back!!!!}

[Axel Emmermann]

>It would keep all 500 or so of us Rockhound 
> List members entertained, enlightened, and---mostly---laughing!

You hear that Kreigh?
We're the rockhound equivalent of Abbot & Costello (LOL)
 
> Keep it up guys!  If <a laugh a day keeps the doctor away> 
> we're all going to live forever!

Glad to be of service ;-)))

Cheers

Axel

> Aloha, Kitty
> 
> At 06:44 PM 11/23/2007, you wrote:
> >Axel,
> >
> >You have to face reality as consistently documented (in comics and 
> >movies {and the Wikipedia article is actually pretty good too}). I 
> >don't think your theory works.
> >
> >Kryptonite comes in many bright colors; green, red, gold, blue, and 
> >white. Black can be made by superheating green, but it is 
> not a natural 
> >form. It usually appears to fluoresce from its internally generated 
> >radiation (a slow decay since it appears stable, somewhat 
> like uranium) 
> >that does not affect humans.
> >
> >You must be wrong about the electron shells; I would expect 
> it to fill 
> >them in order as that usually gives the lowest overall 
> energy, and you 
> >only need to worry about the outer (valence) electrons under normal 
> >conditions.
> >
> >BTW, Kryptonite was formed when the planet of Krypton exploded. The 
> >-ite ending came from Astronomy (Hi Bill!, I think you will 
> like this 
> >one...). A meteroid is a rock floating in space, a meteor is one 
> >streaking thru the atmosphere, and a meteorite is one that 
> has fallen 
> >to earth. The -ite ending identifies a chunk of rock from 
> Krypton that 
> >fell to Earth. And since God created the heavens before the 
> earth, geologists
> >use the astronomical nomenclature.      ;-}
> >
> >I hope I have brought a smile to your face to help your 
> healing. It is 
> >good to have you back Friend Axel.
> >
> >Kreigh
> >
> >P.S., is it true you are affected by Kryptonite? Maybe we should 
> >discuss the evidence off-list...
> >