I don't know - somethings shouldn't change

[Pete in MI]

one gets set in his ways over time and dang it things don't always get better with technological advances.

I had an idea...an old school idea...an idea not built on new fangled technology

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then I got thinking that maybe that was too old school and I needed to update my ideas and bring them into this century of high technology:
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I don't can't see this as being our new logo or image for an idea...no matter how high fangled and falooten it might be. I now wonder if when the invention of the light bulb happenede if someone like me didn;t think they should ever do away with the candle over ones head to represent ideas and put a light bulb there instead.

Just something to think about.

Ok another thought. You;ve now seen the new energy efficient light bulbs with their corkscrew design. I have a question - If the corkscrew design turned in the opposite direction, would it suck in light instead of giving it off?

Sherry had a question. Maybe you have heard that toilets when flushed above the equator the water swirls down in one direction and below the equator it swirls in the opposite direction. If that is true then wouldn't the corkscrew of these new lights, south of the equator, have to be in the opposite direction to give off light?

Sometimes......I think.....I think....too much.

 

[Gunswinger]

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[Pete in MI]

http://www.mlotv.com/view/331/the-man-song/

 

[Mike Chgo area]

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[Mike from MI "Iron Brigade"]

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[Pete in MI]

I can prove it!

 

[Pete in MI]

are you in Chicago, Mike?

are you in Dallas, Mike?

are you in London England, Mike?

So if you are not in Chicago and not in Dallas and not in London, you must be somewhere else.

If you are somewhere else, you can't be here...because you are somewhere else.

 

[Mike from MI "Iron Brigade"]

You should work for the govenment!

 

[Pete in MI]

You're not going to ask how I know there is a post office on the moon?

 

[Mike from MI "Iron Brigade"]

Ok I'll bite?

 

[Pete in MI]

When our astronaut walked on the moon back in .69 (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Apollo_program), there were uncancelled U.S. postage stamps taken to the moon. These same stamps were CANCELLED on the moon and brought back to earth. (On July 20, 1969, Astronaut Neil A. Armstrong cancelled the first piece of mail carried to the moon with a postmark which read "Moon Landing, U.S.A. ...this is from the U.S. Postal Service history) Philatilists will confirm this.

We know there is only ONE U.S. government agency that has the authority to cancel postage stamps and that is the U.S. Postal Service. Sincer there were not Postal Service enployees on that moon landing space mission there is only one conclusion. Armstrong took those stamps to the moon post office and had them cancelled. It would have been illegal for him to stamp them as he was not a postal employee.

So there ya go. That also explains why all my letters asking about this to the Postmaster of the moon has gone unanswered....poor delivery service...that was the only moon landy so all my letters are held someplace in a bag waiting to be loaded on to the next moon landing.

I once told people they could keep my hands busy doing what they want me to do but they can't control what my mind does hahahahaha.

NASA pushing the Envelope http://www.nasa.gov/50th/50th_magazine/pushingTheEnvelope.html

"No series of postal covers, hand stamps or cancellations are as unique or as controversial as those that were part of the Apollo 15 mission to Hadley Apennine on the moon. Astronauts had long carried postal covers and other small personal items onboard their spacecraft for themselves, their families or to distribute to others after their safe return. Prior to their liftoff, the Apollo 15 crew entered into a financial agreement with a stamp dealer, Hermann Sieger, to carry a number of postal covers to the surface of the moon where they would be

 

[warthog]

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[DK]

Who says Christians can't have a sense of humor? Thanks for the laughs.

 

[Pete in MI]

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