What my plan was when I created the ZOT

(and how I ended up) ^ | June 28, 2010 | Lord Dagon

[DagonofAlbion]

I deposit the Risk into the account of a dummy finance company for management, called the republican party.

Then, I deposit the damage into the account of a dummy corporation for control, called the democratic party.

I leave all the bible belt religions as spoilers, or third parties; putting them down as department store chains. To stave off the profit into the mints money burning facility, to insure that the money is worthless in terms of pragmatic value, and is only practical believed values.

And the Black market is pimped as bad but, even losing even your kindeys in a hotel bathtub on a drunk, is a value laundering scheme...

Thank you all for your input and participation!!!

[Darksheare]

Well he DID use that ball of Dwarf Miner earwax to knock down some of the more bizarre creatures down there.

[Monkey Face]

Get the Vit B Complex asap. And that’s all the Mother Henning I’m doing!!

Publicly? I’m great. Thanks for asking! A neighbor (former attorney) brought me a bunch of books today, so I no longer have to struggle with trying to read “The Dante Club.” :yawn:

[sionnsar]

I'm not sure that much of anything could stand up to a bawl of Dwarf Minor earwigs!

Them kiddies can *screech*, I tell ya!

[sionnsar]

Got the Vit B C and am taking it.

[NicknamedBob]

"... but only DC treads the lower levels with nothing but a toothpick in his hands."

I keep a book in mine, in front of my face. Always turn right. Think only of your destination.

It's the cartoon rule. You won't fall unless you look down and realize there is nothing under you.

[Darksheare]

Especially when trapped in a ball of Dwaven earwax that’s flying down a hallway.
A sound that is hard to forget.

[Darksheare]

But, that’s so absurdly simple!
I’ve GOT to try it.

And so began the days of the adventure later generations knew of as The Dismal Wandering.

[Monkey Face]

:o])

GOOD MAN!!

[Monkey Face]

...It's the cartoon rule. You won't fall unless you look down and realize there is nothing under you. ..

You couldn't have told me this before I took the plunge???

[sionnsar]

That's the other rule: Thou Shalt Never Look Down!

That's why the airlines always give me over-the-wing windows seats.

Even though I specify "aisle."

[Monkey Face]

(ohno)
(we’re DOMED!)

[Monkey Face]

Ah. And I thought my choice of over-the-wing seats was actually my choice. I shall specify “aisle” in future.

Although, flying is not in my near future. The next planned flight is to AR in December, though it hasn’t been booked yet.

(My youngest grandson will be 14, and I promised him on his 12th birthday that I would be there again in two years. His birthday is Dec 2, so I try to be there in between Thanksgiving, his birthday and Christmas.)

For now, I’m saving what I can for the flight, and told my son not to expect me before “my payday!”

[sionnsar]

(we’re DOMED!)

I beg to differ. I've met you -- I'm the one with the dome up top.

[sionnsar]

I fly too much, which is why seat selection means so much to me. I had to book my Lucerne flights because aisle seat availability was rapidly diminishing (and little factors such as “away from the sun” start to matter), and after dozens of dozens of flights cross-country the view from the window becomes old. And I really didn’t want to be in a middle seat.

[Monkey Face]

I tend to prefer flights where I’m on the left (north) going east and the right (north) going west. I prefer the back of the plane (behind the wings) but as long as I can get to my destination in one piece, I’m good to go.

[fanfan]

Rush says " Hi ! ", and he doesn't like the cat. Mostly because the cat doesn't like him. Or any dog.

So far.

[Tax-chick]

It’s more stable over the wing. That’s where I like to sit, on my occasional airborne excursions.

[Tax-chick]

Great picture of your garden!

[Cyber Liberty]

OMG! I’m gonna get to be here for a new room???

[sionnsar]

I too prefer "anti-sunward" seats -- at least when the sun is up. I have to consider north-south travel also, but you know the rule already.

Front gets you:

(1) off the plane faster if it's like Alaska Airlines, who figures you can breathe hot stale unmoving air for 10+ minutes while offloading and soaking your clothing with sweat in the process, all without it ever crossing your mind that they're ultimately a greedy penny-pinching outfit. (They didn't used to be -- and I'm not going to mention their maintenance-related crash record, through which I lost some folks I knew.)
(2) Better choice of the diminishing selection of freebies, and even if you are willing to pay their high costs for crummy "snack packs" and more, a limited selection that may well be gone by the time they get to you. Note to self: when flying Alaska NEVER accept a short connection if you need anything like a real meal.

I get down on Alaska here, but they're better than a number of airlines in a number of ways.