Bob

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Now what is on my mind? A friend of mine e-mailed me the other day talking
about the Hubble telescope looking at galaxies 13 billion light years away.
Now the question he asked was: what is in the other direction? This got me
to thinking about Bob as a whole.

For those of you that don't know, I realized one day that nobody has named
the universe, so VincentClark Enterprise took it upon itself to name the
universe, and we named it Bob. Why Bob? Why not? There is no arguing about
that.

So how big is Bob? We are constantly told that Hubble is looking at the
beginnings of the Galaxy by looking at objects 13 billion light years away.
How is this possible? We would have to be moving faster, much faster than
the speed of light to be able to surpass the light from the beginnings of
Bob. This confuses me. My only guess is that there might be a giant mirror
that we are looking at that is reflecting the beginnings of Bob.

I personally think that it is a waste of time, because let's face it-three
billion years worth of light is not that exciting to me. You see one or two
galaxies, you have seen them all. Now if NASA wants to spend its money
wisely, prove that Pluto is not a planet so we can stop lying to school
children telling them that there are nine planets in our solar system. PLUTO
IS NOT A PLANET, VCE has officially made it official. This is important for
you to know to make the mother of all newsletters make sense. This works in
conjunction with typing Internet into Google. It is all about to make sense.
Soon you will get the greatest newsletter ever.
Vincent Clark