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Good thought or go watch the Indy movie 6x in a row. remember it's the space within the space i.e the cool space within the hot space.
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I have in my hand the comic version. In it instead of a saucer its a 3-sphere which makes more sense for moving down to 2-sphere or moving up to 4-sphere.
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Did you mean conic version? Is this dirty talk Antonio?
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No. Its the comic book that I bought the other day.
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Sure. Did you buy it for the articles, or for those buxom aliens bursting out of their bras. I saw Barbarella, with Jane Fonda you know.
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This one follows the sequence in the movie and its G-rated not X-rated. Nobody sell them anymore, the XXX ones.
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OK, OK, I'm sorry. Once again I stand corrected.
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If the demand is high someone will eventually publish more of them.
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