Don't get me wrong, I believe the scientific explanation, but let me just get this straight: the same type of clouds that the space shuttle produces were seen after the Tunguska Blast, and this proves that it wasn't a spacecraft that caused it? I'm failing to see the logic.
@TheUptightMidwesterner is (insert general bitchery here): Lots of bodyguards/private security/private investigators buy phony badges, like this one, just to make themselves look more official.
@yvanehtnioj: It may seem unnecessary, but you're kind of damned if you do and damned if you don't. If you just say you're from Harvard, people immediately start treating you differently, usually for the worse. You often have to deal with comments about how rich and/or smart you must be, which puts you in a pretty awkward position ("Your father must be a lawyer" is one I've heard). A lot of people automatically assume you're an asshole, and you need to prove otherwise. On the other hand, if you try to change the subject and are unsuccessful, then you get the same result.

Time has taught me that it's generally easier to just say it, but there's a good reason people are reluctant to do so.

For the record, "nymphomania" IS a strictly female disorder, or at least it was, since the term is no longer as widely accepted. The equivalent for males was "satyriasis." Now, the blanket term (and the one in the DSM-IV) is "hypersexuality."

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The singer is Chris (Christopher) Dane Owens. His Myspace page is here (note the same green sparkly guitar as seen in the video): [profile.myspace.com]

Unfortunately, his webpage [www.chrisdaneowens.com] doesn't seem to be loading very well right now. I'm dying to sample the rest of his oeuvre.

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