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[Americanwolfsbrother]

Check out this post. Americanwolf is watching the video on his puter and it is awesome footage.http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1524990/posts

[Hoodlum91]

Clio should probably be about 8 lbs. It takes her belly a little longer to roll over than the rest of her! She was a street cat and you have to make her stop eating.

Oswald the wonder cat is at his prime weight at 17.5 lbs. He can look over my coffee table.

[Fierce Allegiance]

I don't know I took most of the football team on at one time or another and was able to always walk away.AWB

OH,that was you? Damn, that wasn't funny, those noogies hurt!

[rhetorica]

I can't imagine if Belle weighed any more. It is hard enough to keep her in Fancy Feast as it is. She packs it in and never gains an ounce. Me? I look at a can of Fancy Faast and it goes straight to be thighs! LOL!

[annie laurie]

Why am I biotite? Isn't it obvious? Because The darker color and density increase with an increase in the iron content. Biotite tends to form in a wider range of conditions than phlogopite which is limited mostly to ultramafic rocks and magnesium rich marbles and pegmatites.

/smacks forehead

Of course! I should've thought of that right away, my apologies ;-)

Actually, I have a small piece of a really neat type of rock nicknamed "TV rock" (the true name is ulexite). It was given the nickname because it acts as a natural fiberoptic thanks to many many tiny 'tubules' (for lack of a better description) that permeate the rock. If you place it over the page of a book or newspaper, the text appears to float on the surface of the rock, several inches above the paper. Very cool :)

[pcottraux]

You can be the TV rock. As long as you're not calcite, you're fine with me. Down with the calcies!!! The muscovites...now I don't mess with them.

[annie laurie]

The muscovites...now I don't mess with them.

Yeah, those big furry hats can be a bit intimidating ;-)

[Hoodlum91]

Well, it's time for my beauty sleep. Since I'm another year older, I need extra time.

Until tomorrow (unless I'm watching Harry Potter)

'Night all. Enjoy the peanut butter and beer.

[nhoward14]

Wow... I leave to watch the end of the Dallas Stars game only to come back and find myself feeling old because I know Val Kilmer's character from Top Gun.

I guess I'll really be a nerd if I point out that "Sun Down" was played by Clarence Gilyard, Jr., who went on to star opposite Chuck Norris on Walker, Texas Ranger.

[Paul_Denton]

Goodnight and sweet dreams :) Thanks for the peanututter and beer.

[pcottraux]

Good night.

[Hoodlum91]

LOL.

I had to give the boys a lesson. They're all caught up now.

[Nowhere Man]

I've been hearing that the 40's are the new 30's and the 30's are the new 20's.

I'm going to start buying into that.

I'm beginning to think that too. B-)

[annie laurie]

Sleep well :)

[Paul_Denton]

And what does that mean for those of us in our 20s? Do we still have a chance at meeting women?

[nhoward14]

Okay... now you've gone and stepped on my turf. I challenge thee to a duel for the lovely hand of Kari Byron! Dang... you can have her.

[pcottraux]

Yeah, those big furry hats can be a bit intimidating Not to mention that it is the most common mica, found in granites, pegmatites, gneisses and schists, and as a contact metamorphic rock or as a secondary mineral resulting from the alteration of topaz, feldspar, kyanite, etc. Gives me the willies just thinking about it.

[pcottraux]

Heh heh, that's what I thought.

[Americanwolfsbrother]

Not to mention that it is the most common mica, found in granites, pegmatites, gneisses and schists...

Um you might want to see a doctor about that.AWB

[annie laurie]

/sigh

My attempts at humor are too obscure :(

(Or maybe they're only funny to me, heh ;-))

Definition number one: http://www.m-w.com/dictionary/muscovite

(I actually didn't know it was a type of rock until you posted that; I only knew the geographic reference)