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[Die BREMSSPUR]

bblackwood wrote on Wed, 17 May 2006 06:36

bacon skin wrote on Wed, 17 May 2006 05:28 /0 wrote on Wed, 17 May 2006 06:42 We have as much effect on the ecosystem, as say... a hill of ants has on a baseball mound. Have you looked at the ecosystem in and around Chernobyl? There ISN'T one. Everything is dead. Actually, you couldn't be more wrong. Not only is the ecosystem around Chernobyl thriving, scientists are saying they aren't even seeing deformations of the offspring born there...

Sorry Brad...

With all due respect...

In some parts on Barvaria you cannot eat the shrooms.  When we shoot a wild boar it must be tested for radiation before you pour the gravy on it. The radiation is a direct result of Cherrynoble. This is the only benefit of being a fukken loser and living around the world: You live it and others have to depend on Christie Assinpour

Lemme nough

tik

[bblackwood]

Die BREMSSPUR wrote on Wed, 17 May 2006 06:57

bblackwood wrote on Wed, 17 May 2006 06:36 bacon skin wrote on Wed, 17 May 2006 05:28 /0 wrote on Wed, 17 May 2006 06:42 We have as much effect on the ecosystem, as say... a hill of ants has on a baseball mound. Have you looked at the ecosystem in and around Chernobyl? There ISN'T one. Everything is dead. Actually, you couldn't be more wrong. Not only is the ecosystem around Chernobyl thriving, scientists are saying they aren't even seeing deformations of the offspring born there... Sorry Brad... With all due respect... In some parts on Barvaria you cannot eat the shrooms.  When we shoot a wild boar it must be tested for radiation before you pour the gravy on it. The radiation is a direct result of Cherrynoble. This is the only benefit of being a fukken loser and living around the world: You live it and others have to depend on Christie Assinpour

I didn't say it wasn't contaminated, nor that it wouldn't be for the next 10k years, just that Bacon Skin's claim about the ecosystem being nonexistent because everything is dead is incorrect...

Not saying his point isn't valid, just that the specifics are wrong.

[Annie]

John Ivan wrote on Tue, 16 May 2006 17:42

Hi Annie and welcome,

Thanks John.


(a lil late... but)

Hello world.

[Daniel Farris]

bblackwood wrote on Wed, 17 May 2006 13:53

Not saying his point isn't valid, just that the specifics are wrong.

Well, I'll have to concede in the interest of time, but I recently saw a fairly credible documentary that painted a much grimmer picture.

But there simply isn't any credible debate to be had about whether or not human behavior profoundly affects the ecosystem. Everything *else* does; why wouldn't we?

DF

[Die BREMSSPUR]

bblackwood wrote on Wed, 17 May 2006 07:53

Die BREMSSPUR wrote on Wed, 17 May 2006 06:57 bblackwood wrote on Wed, 17 May 2006 06:36 bacon skin wrote on Wed, 17 May 2006 05:28 /0 wrote on Wed, 17 May 2006 06:42 We have as much effect on the ecosystem, as say... a hill of ants has on a baseball mound. Have you looked at the ecosystem in and around Chernobyl? There ISN'T one. Everything is dead. Actually, you couldn't be more wrong. Not only is the ecosystem around Chernobyl thriving, scientists are saying they aren't even seeing deformations of the offspring born there... Sorry Brad... With all due respect... In some parts on Barvaria you cannot eat the shrooms.  When we shoot a wild boar it must be tested for radiation before you pour the gravy on it. The radiation is a direct result of Cherrynoble. This is the only benefit of being a fukken loser and living around the world: You live it and others have to depend on Christie Assinpour I didn't say it wasn't contaminated, nor that it wouldn't be for the next 10k years, just that Bacon Skin's claim about the ecosystem being nonexistent because everything is dead is incorrect... Not saying his point isn't valid, just that the specifics are wrong.

oh...

lol

[Daniel Farris]

bblackwood wrote on Wed, 17 May 2006 13:53

Not saying his point isn't valid, just that the specifics are wrong.

Well, I'll have to concede in the interest of time, but I recently saw a fairly credible documentary that painted a much grimmer picture.

But there simply isn't any credible debate to be had about whether or not human behavior profoundly affects the ecosystem. Everything *else* does; why wouldn't we?

DF

[Die BREMSSPUR]

bacon skin wrote on Wed, 17 May 2006 11:49

bblackwood wrote on Wed, 17 May 2006 13:53 Not saying his point isn't valid, just that the specifics are wrong. Well, I'll have to concede in the interest of time, but I recently saw a fairly credible documentary that painted a much grimmer picture. But there simply isn't any credible debate to be had about whether or not human behavior profoundly affects the ecosystem. Everything *else* does; why wouldn't we? DF

Are you just conceding to Brad?

Or all of us?

Is there some way I can say I am right then?

I'm in the ecosystem as well, so there's a chance I could be right.

over there by the tree...

I pretty sure about being right about this...

I told one of the hostages I was right and they all agreed...

[John Ivan]

Annie wrote on Wed, 17 May 2006 08:47

John Ivan wrote on Tue, 16 May 2006 17:42 Hi Annie and welcome, Thanks John. (a lil late... but) Hello world.

Sorry  I just had not seen ya before  Better late than never..

There's drinks in the frig and we're up late sometimes. Don't forget to wrap up cables at the end of the day,, OH! and,, don't walk into Tik's Diffuser panel's! We've had some head wounds

[Collins]

Ok, its settled.
Kevin and Miles are going to run.
2008, the candidates who cant be bought or sold...
at least not in Joja.

So the first order of business is to arrange a properly
placed lobbying effort.

Here's a couple things i need from you guys.

1 WTF did happen to flight 77?
2. That tax exclusion for my dad i was talking about.
3. A couple 100 acre ranch for my mountain biking interests.
ehh...with a pond.
4. A higher IQ.(i am from NC)....



Checks are in the mail...




really!

Paul

[Fibes]

Collins wrote on Wed, 17 May 2006 14:43

4. A higher IQ.(i am from NC)....

You can have 32 of my IQ points so I can move to Connecticut and blend in.

Look around, humans are the piece of the puzzle that "just don't" fit.

Galapagos by K. Vonnegut is a funny peek into "big brains."

[Annie]

John Ivan wrote on Wed, 17 May 2006 14:20

There's drinks in the frig and we're up late sometimes. Don't forget to wrap up cables at the end of the day,, OH! and,, don't walk into Tik's Diffuser panel's! We've had some head wounds

Thanks for the hospitality.

But since my Pro Audio experience stops at excellent cable wrapping, I've gotta grow some flippers and swim back to my own playgrounds.    





my check is in the mail too.

[Version]

I was never good at cable wrapping. How exactly is it done?

I can patch a modular synth and I have dreams about signal flow architecture and gain staging.

I never really learned to wrap cables, though. People get so mad at me. I make sure there are no twists but how do you people get it to look pretty and make it easy to unwrap every time?

This technique has escaped me.

I can also make a mean cup of coffee. That idea sunk in.

[Tidewater]

Coffee is the great equalizer.

mmMm... coffeee...



M

[Annie]

Version wrote on Thu, 18 May 2006 17:07

I was never good at cable wrapping. How exactly is it done? This technique has escaped me. I can also make a mean cup of coffee. That idea sunk in.

I'll wrap many cables for a good cup of coffee.

[Tidewater]

If nominated, I will not run. If Elected, I will not serve.

(unless it comes with free coffee)


M