Real-time Mind Control Zombie Zot

http://www.MindControlUSA.com ^ | 12/23/06 | BibleBabe1

[rottndog]

Does it deliver to Engineering?

[sionnsar]

Good night, 'Face!

[sionnsar]

Does it deliver to Engineering?

That would be A Very Bad Idea!! No.

[sionnsar]

It's finally stopped pouring down here. At one point our street flooded... and we're on a hill.

Wow. We got rain, but nothing like that. Then again, when I was look at Wunderblog (cool weather site), I could see most of the rain went south of us.

[sionnsar]

That looks really neat and all -- but with all those parts hanging out in mid-air unconnected how does it ever *do* anything? *\;-)

[rottndog]

Bummer.

Oh well, I have to run down to the supply room and raise heck--Dang dwarfs can never get my parts right--I need to re-tool my lathe and they messed up on the acquisition forms.

Don't ever trust a dwarf on the castle to do a job you can do yourself.

[rottndog]

All the parts are bound together on a virtual axis.

[Not A Snowbird]

It absolutely poured here. No power loss, but there was no way I was leaving the house with it raining buckets. The water has dissipated now. We have pretty good drainage.

My poor husband had to fly a King Air from Everett to Vancouver BC and back today. He said the weather was abysmal.

[sionnsar]

Gotcha. Looks like the dwarves got into my tagline too..

[rottndog]

The problem is getting them all to work together, as a team--which is why I was wondering if the distillery delivered to Engineering...

[sionnsar]

We have pretty good drainage.

Being on a hill, one would hope so!

I've seen torrents pouring down the gravel road below, making a real mess of it, but if we get any kind of flooding up this high it will definitely be time to haul out the kayaks -- with lots of food aboard because there won't be much left of the greater Puget Sound.

[Tax-chick]

the gravity holes make them rather unaccessible

You're so mathematical, Bob! I'll have to try to sell him on some asteroids, instead :-). One problem is that Pat and James really like the planets with rings.

[Not A Snowbird]

If we have to haul out the kayaks it will be because Mt. Rainier sent a nice, messy lahar our way. Fortunately the grocery store, Starbucks, and The Rock Pizza are all on high ground.

[sionnsar]

Got some other business to tend to. Later...

[NicknamedBob]

"This outfit would put me back into the space program, but this time on the private side. Ad Astra Per Aspera!"

Great! I'll smuggle the ideas to you; you sneak them into the program!

[Harmless Teddy Bear]

They can have the seventh planet as long as they promise to rename it.

Aether would be a good name.

[NicknamedBob]

"... Pat and James really like the planets with rings."

We all do. But I tend to look at how things can be used. It's very difficult to use a high-gravity world.

Gas giant is misleading though. If Uranus and Neptune could be found to have a "surface," their gravity would not be too distressing. Although they are large, their mass is low for their size.

An ice surface on Uranus would have gravity around that of Earth's. With nuclear energy, such a world could host an enormous population.

[Knitting A Conundrum]

I wouldn't want to see that day, kayaking around...I have family (in-laws) in Lakewood and Kent....kayaks don't really hold much food...

[Genesis defender]

Once one takes a look at me, they can clearly tell that I'm not Carmen Electra...

Don't sell yourself too short. You're still easy on the eyes, and yes I've seen a picture of you.

Maybe you could start in the next set of Taco Bell commercials....

[sionnsar]

Cool! I'm on board... so to speak.