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OP,
See, here's what happened. You were right, in a way.
It was pinned to the flag on the moon, but the Lunar Winds blew it off.
Then a later astronaut accidentally kicked it up in the air, where, being so small, the moon's gravity wasn't enough to hold it down, so it floated off into space.
After several years of floating, it re-entered the earth's atmosphere, again, being so well constructed and small, it didn't burn up.
It landed in the Australian Outback, where it was found and picked up by a freelance production assistant on a Crockodile Dundee movie who took it to the Sydney Olympics and traded it to a pin collector, who couldn't read the Greek Alphabet, and was dissapointed when he found out it didn't belong to the Serbo-Croation Olympic Bobsled team (who somehow ended up in the Summer Games by mistake -- but due to a lack of competition, won a Bronze Medal) and then listed it on E-Bay.
Unfortunatley, it was purchased by a Veterinary Dentist who didn't realize what he had and melted down for use as a doggy filling.
It is now in somebody's pet's bicuspid -- somewhere in Cleveland, I think.
Doesn't that sound reasonable? At least as reasonable as pinning a sorority pin on a flag in those space suit gloves.
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Fraternally,
DeltAlum
DTD
The above is the opinion of the poster which may or may not be based in known facts and does not necessarily reflect the views of Delta Tau Delta or Greek Chat -- but it might.
Last edited by DeltAlum; 06-26-2002 at 03:08 PM.
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