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2nd February 2002 | 00:00

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Big Beres

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From: East of 105'E

Space Gas

We were out on a job (EMS) the other day, quite a rough day in the sky, when one of the medic's came up with the idea that the turbulance we were getting wasn't from the strong winds but was caused from "Space Gas". "Space Gas" I asked,. .he replied "yes Space Gas , vacuums in the atmosphere left over from when the Spaceshuttle is launched that just travel around the world"

"What do ya think, shell we let NASA in on this"

2nd February 2002 | 00:41

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sprocket

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From: The Daylight Saving Free Zone

Methinks your medic has been sniffing some other sort of gases! <img src="smile.gif" border="0">

2nd February 2002 | 02:33

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helmet fire

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From: the cockpit

. .Turbulence is caused by burping cows - I thought everyone knew that?? . .

2nd February 2002 | 04:23

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sling load

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From: perth

Your paramedic is on morpheine

2nd February 2002 | 09:12

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Cyclic Hotline

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From: Beyond the black stump!

Space gas is commonly found in the vacuous cranial area of some medics! <img src="wink.gif" border="0">

According to the theories I subscribe to, anyway!!!