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[NoCmpromiz]

Dragons do not like spinach.

Probably because dragons are carnivores...

[NicknamedBob]

That looks more like a spastic chameleon.

My dragons use internal combustion for flight power. I haven’t seen a drawing or description of a traditional dragon that actually looks as though it could fly.

Chances are, if it were designed to fly without using internal combustion, it would look like a very large goose.

[JoeProBono]

[Silentgypsy]

That’s why they told me you couldn’t do that (of course, not you personally).

[Silentgypsy]

out of spinach!

Do you get the frozen or the fresh? How do you use it for snacks? What about the bioavailability of the nutrients? That has always concerned me.

[Silentgypsy]

Oh, nevermind. Good night and sweet dreams, y’all!

[NoCmpromiz]

dragons use internal combustion for flight power...would look like a very large goose...

Spruce?

[NicknamedBob]

Hughes should have realized the real potential of that aircraft, and marketed it as such.

Every port city could have its own landing strip, on the upper wings of the Spruce Goose.

Point two: If Howard had teamed up with Bucky Fuller, they could have made an even more swollen and bulbous aircraft, that wouldn’t have to come down at all!

[NoCmpromiz]

they could have made an even more swollen and bulbous aircraft, that wouldn’t have to come down at all!

Something like this with wings?

Or closer to his attempt at copying the flying castle up in Montreal?

[JoeProBono]

[Tax-chick]

Fresh spinach. Sometimes I wilt it in olive oil and eat it with chicken. Sometimes I put it on sandwiches. Sometimes I just chew leaves, like a dragon eating arugula.

I figure the nutrients are getting in somehow!

[Tax-chick]

[moose07]

[moose07]

Morning T-C,
Nice Sunny day here today.

[Silentgypsy]

Sooooo cute!

Good morning!

[Tax-chick]

Good morning! It’s starting to get light here, now, and it looks like it will be a happy catbeems day. I need to make sure I put up the blind in the bedroom before we leave for Monroe.

[Tax-chick]

Turns out we don’t have to go to Monroe after all: the other Glaciation student is sick. This will give us a little more time to get organized for a Walmart trip. There’s probably something Pat needs for his campout this weekend, and I’d rather not discover it Friday afternoon as we’re leaving!

[NicknamedBob]

The Montreal effort.

Buckminster Fuller realized that at a certain level of size, a geodesic dome would hold a considerable tonnage of air.

By simply exhausting a small amount of that air, in effect losing ballast, the whole shebang would become lighter than the volume of air it occupied. Whole cities could be lifted up in a supportive atmosphere.

Of course, just floating around is not a good idea. You have to control where you are going. To that end, I would add some very large and somewhat self-supporting wings to flap, like those of a Manta Ray.

Properly articulated, such a contrivance could hover, or direct its motion even against a mild wind. Certainly it could move along with the wind and go where it was directed.

[Tax-chick]

Buckminster Fuller must have been a blast at dinner parties.

[Monkey Face]

Funny. Those don’t like like Valentines.

Happy Valentine’s Day, everyone!

Have a happy heart-shaped day, no matter what you do!

And hug someone you don’t like. It will surprise you both!

:o])