Nasty's turned right

Box seats...nice view from down there but the beers is always warm by the time they get down here.

Yangdu doesn't drink it and munks been off it for years...guess I'm the only one it matters to.
 
he's still stealthed tho i see, guess he likes his name in blue, red is so last year.

p.s. - they tell me here warm beer is great, i don't believe them tho. (they serve guiness cold here, so thats all that matters)
 
DannyinJapan said:
...can you get me my chiclets back?
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better losing your chiclets than your gruntles.

(MY dog Blue went to the vet to have 'the operation' - when he came home he looked disgruntled, so now the removed items are referred to as gruntles)
 
Sorry Danny...when they turned them off, I had them all shipped here and have been selling them on ePrey.

The good news is that I can now afford an object shaped like an ampitheater, illuminated with many little lights.
 
it gets you in the gut, doesnt it?
So many great men and women of history mentioning these things that "dont exist" ?
 
In the gut? Why there? That doesn't seem right.

Danny, I don't own a large object with many tiny lights. But historical reports are intriguing.

It is logical 'they' are out there, none the less, we are in for a shock. Until then, I don't give 'them' much thought.


munk
 
It is my opinion that giving them and their technology some thought is one of the single most important endeavors we have ever neglected.
 
Well, there are implications for our universe with faster than light travel.

If we could verify a ship had arrived here with such an ability, that would change how we approached physics. Or not. We're a long ways off.



munk
 
Verify? It was in the papers...
Honestly, it's happened countless times. There is, however, a national security issue involved and that has been the reason for the cover-up.
It is a pretty substantial risk, too, I understand that, but I think we have come to the point where we can protect ourselves, even from this new technology.
Part of the risk comes from the development of a new, compact, highly efficient form of isotope separator. This technology is used to manufactore vehicle components on sight and allows you the ability to replace broken parts with nothing but soil or water as a raw material. Pretty cool, huh?
We have this technology in the public domain now, but the alien version is much smaller and more powerful. (Just do a search for Laser Isotope Separation - L.I.S.)

The national security issue is this - A person could use this technology to extract any isotope for any purpose, not just aluminum, but maybe plutonium, for example.
(that would be bad)

And that's just how you make a saucer, we havent even started on how saucers have disabled our ICBM's during flight tests...
 
Danny in Japan, I'm going to blow you out of the water once and for all. You'll never have to look over your shoulder again in HI forum, thinking you may have laid a little too much Dune upon us, because that MUNK guy is friggen NUTS.

Here it is:

Yes, we will struggle to survive. We will not cure or solve most problems but will endure and our technology will improve until- who knows? FTLT That's OK.

But you know, that's not really the end. The 'end' or goal is not a technology, but a transformation of the spirit, probably undergoing physical time space metamorphasis. IN other words, the real quest is spiritual, not technological, though in many respects I think these things are mistakenly taken as seperate. There's the old Saw about the Molecular Physicists at the End of Time finding various monks and priests waiting for them in a strange room near a black hole.....

Anyway, I'm as looped as the next Citizen. Bill Martino wanted me to read a loopy writer once. I mean, we really are all Bozos on this Bus, even Advanced Aliens in Spacecrafts hovering above writers in centuries past are as mad as March Hares, I don't care how big their eyes are or delicate the digits of their silvery fleshed hands.

Let's put this in perspective: I believe in UFO's more than I believe in Mensa.
I can prove Mensa exists, and its far more ridiculous than any flying saucer.

munk
 
If you think faster than light travel is a amazing possibility, a myth, a hoped-for-dream, a real occurance butressed by consistant sightings of space craft over the history of Man, then wait until we have the technology to 'prove' the existence of God, of the Great Heart, that He has been with us all along.

I don't know how all this stuff works out in the end. I don't know how stars can go on forever. I believe somehow it's going to be OK, we are all of us going to be alright, and that God loves us.

I prefer this belief system to any Dune spin off. Individual results vary.



munk
 
"I belive in God and I believe that God believes in Claude, that's me!"
------------------------------ Hair
 
Some physicist once noted that" the biggest problem in physics is that they use English words but with totally different meanings than in their normal usage."

The word belief is probably not a good word to use in any scientific discussion.
The word proof probably doesnt belong in any discussion of faith.

some day Im going to build something amazing.
 
I remember that Hair song very well. My mother used to dance around the livingroom to the discomfort of her young teenaged children when Hair was on the stereo. And "I belive in God and I believe that God believes in Claude, that's me!" was one line she'd sing aloud. Goofy mom; goofy son.
My mother danced shamelessly in our livingroom to Sgt Pepper's, Hair, and later Jesus Christ Superstar.

You can't be a hippie if your mother is dancing in your living room. Stop that Mom, bad mom.
Just kidding. These little guys I've got here are dancing wandering fools.



munk
 
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