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    Quote Originally Posted by Virago View Post
    I know the feeling.

    I phoned the Carter Observatory in Wellington, and asked if they could postpone it until a better night, but the bastards wouldn't do it...
    But you are a day behind the rest of NZ down there aren't you?
    So you should theoretically get it tonight....the eclipse I mean

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    Quote Originally Posted by cc rider View Post
    Farout! My moon is having an eclipse too. How bizarre

    If I'm 2hrs behind you lot over the ditch, does that mean my eclipse will last longer then yours?
    Women's "eclipses" always last longer then a man's.
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    Quote Originally Posted by MIXONE View Post
    Women's "eclipses" always last longer then a man's.
    No, that's episodes dear... but you'll keep

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    Quote Originally Posted by cc rider View Post
    No, that's episodes dear... but you'll keep
    I should keep very well actually after being preserved in alcohol.
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    Quote Originally Posted by MIXONE View Post
    I should keep very well actually after being preserved in alcohol.
    Ah, going for the self preservation angle.

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