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Posted Dec 9, 2000 by Gibbous Hindsight
Earth-origin trivia: I once read that the primoridial Earth you mention here is sometimes called "Orpheus".

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Posted Dec 11, 2000 by Jimi X
Hmm, never heard that one in geology class...

*goes off to check it out*

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Posted Jun 24, 2001 by (T.T.)Mr.Mike(Muse of silly violists, Thingite sandwich maker, with Tommy his pet semi-sentient Platypus){(-1+7)*7+0^31=42}
Orpheus is the name of a man with great musical ability in greek mythology. I dont see why it would be related to this.

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