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Hey matt! Very glad you decided to join us! Great report BTW! I love m46, its so cool to see 2 different types of objects in the same FOV. It looks like it might be good for observing Sun or Mon

Hello all, Thanks, Roland and Attilla for your warm welcome. I managed to get out last night and do some observing, it was nice to get out after such a bad stint of weather. I am looking forward

Ah... Sir Matt of Weeks! A warm gracious welcome to you. Glad to see your name added to this merry band of OAFs. I shall inform your ex-(3x Barlow) of the news forthwith. I'm sure it will be

LOL Welcome. I hope you will find your RDA of astronomy here as well as a surfiet of monty python. "every email is precious" -ad OAFs.

No it isn't!! It's mearly a flesh wound! Well it felt like it for awhile, but now all is well. I was very happy to recieve an email from Mike letting everyone know abou OAFs. I am happy to

Welcome. I hope you find fun astronomy here. As for aburdist british humor: anytype works for me. :) 6*9=42 (in base 13) -ad few that's

Greetings Rob of Robotham! Be most welcome to this loose circle of OAFs. If you have a chance to visit, whilst you're away, be sure to drop a line. We like astronomy and/or hilarity. Keep your

Unfortunately I have too much too do in too little time to read all the messages already here (well any, actually) or post any really useful information (or Python references). Is other British

Gracious host, and sharer of the finest astro-toys, Mike Wirths, invited us out to his observatory last night. Only Terrence Dickinson and I were lucky enough to take up Mike on his offer. Mike and

I concur. With Jupiter and Saturn low in the west, and no moon. We'll have objects bright enought to show under streetlights for only the very begiining of the evening. =ad yon stuff

Lo' there Richard! Hm-m-m-m ... A Clear Moonless Saturday night around Messier galaxy time. Just wondering if any other alternatives, for example, at a slightly darker site, might not be feasible

OK you talked me into it!! I will contact Mike Z. and see what we can arrange. I'll talk to you tonight or send an email. Richard "wink wink" say no more!!" <BR>

Ok. I have created a group where we can yak about how to run OAFs. I've called it OAFuscators, largely because I'm too tired to think of a better one. http://groups.yahoo.com/group/OAFuscators to

YES. YES. YES. I'm so sorry to have somehow missed the main point of this message when I first read it. It's a good idea!! You get the convenience of Yahoo Groups, the ability to discuss

Oh brave Knights of Antioch or OAFs....if the weather be fair on yon Saturday coming, I intend to be at the Kanata Chapters to do some sidewalk astronomy (being as I have to go to foul Toronto for

Unable to join you tonite, due to trainer prep work for last day of Java Language, otherwise would just have loved to go over. Have a great session. I secretly hope someone will write some kind of

me Woo Hoo! Observing. That stuff that keeps us off the net and out of trouble. I should be able show up for a couple of hours. Say, could you talk Rob Robotham into comming? I'd like to

Hey fellow Kniggets, ettes, Its a fine warm day out there (love the sound of melting snow!), so if its a fine night I'll be out after 7ish anyone wanting to join me can! ---hey this scene from

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The curtain drops on Amasot (where knights would dance and prance alot). . . To new beginnings, my fellow OAFiuchians! Jan (Humm...would that make our fearless Moderator Alpha OAFiuchi?? Sounds