One Of My Very Own…
Yeah, like she could walk around that fire barefooted.
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Music to think about during today's visit.
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I'm out.
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Wife brought this home from her rally.
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Not no, but hell no.
Anybody know anything about Liquid Fluoride Thorium
Reactors?
Anybody
know anything about H.R. Bill #2847 FATCA, for “Foreign Account Tax Compliance
Act.”
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Well, when they start giving strips of hair Oscars, she will be a shoo-in.
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Dice made from wooly mammoth ivory.
Donald Trump probably owns a set...just another reason to hate him.
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People save EVERYTHING like that artifact. Now think back about my discuss of the shards from the first god inscribed ten commandments.
Guy picking up shard: "Hey, anybody want this junk?"
Everybody: "Fuck it, it's broken now."
Guy picking up shard: "Hey, anybody want this junk?"
Everybody: "Fuck it, it's broken now."
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Bavarian
forest just outside the small town of Neuschönau.
A one mile hiking tour through the canopy.
The entrance building is so large it has full grown trees inside.
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Saw a large collection of photos taken on cruises.
I'm assuming nobody claimed these for a reason.
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This 720-Ton Suspended Steel Ball Is What Lets Taipei 101 Sway Instead Of Fall. The
heavy counterweight hangs between the 92nd and the 87th floor, acting as a
tuned mass damper, which keeps the building stable during high winds.
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I know it is immature, but I laugh aloud over shit like that.
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I learned some things about Napoleon.
NAPOLEON’S
ARMY DISCOVERED THE ROSETTA STONE.
A HOUSE
WAS BUILT at the corner of Chartres and St. Louis Streets in New Orleans, FOR NAPOLEON by the mayor in hopes he would move
there.
Napoleon died before he could move in.
Also he was average height for the time.
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I couldn't agree more.
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Trying to
watch a movie but the cursor won't disappear
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The guy who invented beer pong probably doesn’t remember
inventing it.
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Another just plain good idea.
By the way, you can't just clear the stones away and be done with it. The constant plowing makes new stones migrate to the surface.
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These are called Rorschach Balloons.
When
you saw the blank balloons above, what came to mind? And why might that be?
After I posted those they came up with one on one of my favorite photographs ever.
After I posted those they came up with one on one of my favorite photographs ever.
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Got a new viewer from northern Greenland.
Welcome and I hope you enjoy your stay. Stay warm, my friend.
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Found on
highly respected site (Boing Boing) and wondered why.
"University
of North Texas mug $10."
So I clicked on the link.
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You know that feeling when a person’s story is like 20
seconds long.
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Speaking of food...
Unlike many other fast food
joints, "made from scratch" means all of it, all the time at Bojangles.
The
chicken is delivered fresh each day (i.e., not frozen), and each location goes
through a lengthy 12-hour marination and 8-step, hand-done breading process.
And Fulk's biscuit recipe isn't just shipped out, ready to toss in the oven.
Bojangles' executive vice-president Eric Newman says a new batch of freshly
made biscuits is made every 20 mins. “Biscuits are an art form,” he told the
Nashville Post in 2011. “It’s a highly honored position in our restaurants.
It’s an intricate, delicate process to manage.”
I eat Bojangles chicken once a week. I get it to go, find a quite place with a view and listen to my audiobook while I eat.
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NEWS LIKE THIS CAN'T BE MADE UP
From Pennsylvania...
From London...
And lastly from right here in my home state...
"A
South Carolina man arrested on Tuesday afternoon for shoplifting ribeye steaks
from a Food Lion smuggled the meat out of the store in his colostomy bag,
according to a police interview with the suspect’s girlfriend."
(On a personal note: A man who would stick stolen steaks in a waste bag has a girlfriend....A GIRLFRIEND! That is all)
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I wonder how many people get this.
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The article began: "Most of
us were taught that Benjamin Franklin discovered electricity by tying a key to
a kite and standing in a thunderstorm."
Well, I'm from Ala-By-God-Bama, arguably the dumbest collection of people in the western hemisphere and I was not taught that.
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????
How to know who does and who does not have ANY embarrassment bones in their body.
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LISTS ARE ALWAYS A GOOD IDEA
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. . a 3D printer that's printing a 3D printer that's
printing a 3D printer that's printing a 3D printer that's printing . .
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And lastly, I've had some comment exchanges from a guy who thinks the 9/11 events were a plot by the US Government. I watched a film he sent me and there are some very unusual details.
Like cell phone calls from 30,000 feet back in 2001. Not likely. And then there's this:
What people? First responders and others at the scene reported seeing little or no evidence of human remains.There were 44 people on Flight 93 on September 11, who were calculated to have weighed about 7,000 pounds in total. One early arriver commented "The only thing we saw that was even remotely human was half a shoe that was probably 10 feet from the impact area." Another reported that all he saw that resembled human remains were three chunks of torn human tissue. "We didn't think there were people on the plane because we didn't see anybody." A Pennsylvania State Police officer told an interviewer "I was surprised to find that I saw no human remains... none whatsoever." The local county coroner concluded "It appeared as though there were no passengers or crew on this plane"
And this...
People faked an impact crater and didn't add plane parts or set the place on fire? So they were clever enough to fool 99% of the world's people, but too stupid to make the sight look realistic?
Plus, I saw a video of a rocket propelled F4 on a track hit a mammoth concrete wall at 600 mph and it vaporized. There wasn't a piece bigger than the palm of a person's hand.
I will admit that the maneuvers flown by such unskilled pilots is problematic. However, they could have gotten extensive training in a country that we don't know about.
Finally, the film relied much on the recollections of people who were under extreme pressure...bordering on panic. Knowing what I know about eyewitness testimony, I don't trust anything they say.
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More stuff I made up...
2 comments:
First, I have gazed at the Taipei 101, the tallest building in the world—at the time, steel ball during free time on a business trip. What was more impressive was the elevator. It would take you to the observation deck in something like 30 seconds. To do this, the elevator was shaped like a bullet, as the air pressure had to be diverted to move through the shaft that fast.
Second, as an aviation safety inspector and accident investigator, aircraft that hit the ground, with people, can end up looking like a little brush fire. Think ValuJet. The sucker just disappeared in the swamp. Also and proven during an actual accident, a mid-air breakup at cruise altitude will strip all the clothes off the unfortunate people before they hit the ground. By the time accident investigators got to the remote accident site, there were naked and bloated bodies handing from trees, through the trees and on the ground. If the aircraft did not break up and hit the ground in full impact and full of fuel, there would only be a dark spot on the earth. As I’ve always said, the pilots are always the first ones at the scene of an accident. Happy flying! Or you can really risk your life on the freeway
Folio, you're a tough nut to crack! Or maybe you're one of the many who can't handle the truth, because to accept 9/11 as an inside job, you'll have to question just about everything you've ever been told or read in history books, and at times stare true evil right in the face. You're a smart man, my friend, I think in your heart of hearts you already know the truth. Keep up the good work on your blog, it is one of the highlights of our day...thank you!
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