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Quote from: Robert Ghostwolf's Ghost on December 09, 2014, 11:32:02 PM

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Richard Noone reminds me of a guy Art had on a few times in the months leading up to Y2K who had sold everything and was moving his family to a cave on some isolated land he'd bought in someplace like Montana.  I can't remember his name, but occasionally wonder how that wild miscalculation worked out for him.  Does that ring a bell?

I listened to Art a lot in that period, and that guest does ring a ~Bell.~  But I do not remember a name.

I will take a stab at what happened to him, though. After relocating to the safety of the cave from an imaginary danger, he and his family disturbed a normally hidden doorway between the inner earth and the surface; because of that, the family was abducted by the all too real Detrimental Robots. 

The humans experienced firsthand the reality of Richard Shaver's dire warnings.

Sometimes, out on the beach, when I'm running a good joint on the MIG, a vibration full of information comes through the helmet and ... well, it's not pleasant.

Everyone - Stay away from the caves! Mark Twain knew of the dangers and encoded a lengthy message in Tom Sawyer.

Long story short, Injun Joe was a DERO.

I've said too much.

wr250

Quote from: Camazotz Automat on December 10, 2014, 10:59:05 AM


Long story short, Injun Joe was a DERO.

I've said too much.


yes but the real question is:  did Injun Joe have a necklace made from arts parts ?

Quote from: Camazotz Automat on December 10, 2014, 10:59:05 AM

Everyone - Stay away from the caves! Mark Twain knew of the dangers and encoded a lengthy message in Tom Sawyer.

Long story short, Injun Joe was a DERO.

I've said too much.


I know something I won't tell!

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zeebo

Quote from: Georgie For President 2216 on December 10, 2014, 01:28:40 PM
Graphic illustrations of the world's gold supply.

Cool graphics.  Btw in my earlier research for Nice Little Facts, I came across this, um, nugget:

The world's oceans hold a vast amount of gold - an estimated 20 million tons - but in very low concentrations (perhaps 1-2 parts per 10 billion). If you could extract it all, it would be enough for every person on earth to have nearly nine pounds each.

Coincidentally, nine pounds is exactly how much I need to commision that solid-gold C-3P0 figurine.

Quote from: Georgie For President 2216 on December 10, 2014, 01:28:40 PM
Graphic illustrations of the world's gold supply.

http://demonocracy.info/infographics/world/gold/gold.html

The IMF is third with 2814 tons?  I really hope that wasn't given to them from US taxpayers

Quote from: zeebo on December 10, 2014, 02:59:31 PM
... The world's oceans hold a vast amount of gold - an estimated 20 million tons - but in very low concentrations (perhaps 1-2 parts per 10 billion). If you could extract it all, it would be enough for every person on earth to have nearly nine pounds each...

Given that the 1849 gold rush was centered in the Central California foothills, there has to be a huge amount under the Sacramento River and Delta, San Pablo Bay, and San Francisco Bay that was washed down on the way to the Pacific over millions of years

aldousburbank

Quote from: Paper*Boy on December 10, 2014, 09:06:01 PM
Given that the 1849 gold rush was centered in the Central California foothills, there has to be a huge amount under the Sacramento River and Delta, San Pablo Bay, and San Francisco Bay that was washed down on the way to the Pacific over millions of years
No dude, me and my buddies dug all that stuff up already. (Winning!)
Yup, nothing to see here. Just sand and rocks and junk. Back to work people!

Quote from: zeebo on December 10, 2014, 02:59:31 PM
Cool graphics.  Btw in my earlier research for Nice Little Facts, I came across this, um, nugget:

The world's oceans hold a vast amount of gold - an estimated 20 million tons - but in very low concentrations (perhaps 1-2 parts per 10 billion). If you could extract it all, it would be enough for every person on earth to have nearly nine pounds each.

Coincidentally, nine pounds is exactly how much I need to commision that solid-gold C-3P0 figurine.

That's 120 pounds per cubic mile of sea water.  This should be like taking candy from a baby hehehehehe :D

aldousburbank

Quote from: zeebo on December 10, 2014, 02:59:31 PM
Cool graphics.  Btw in my earlier research for Nice Little Facts, I came across this, um, nugget:

The world's oceans hold a vast amount of gold - an estimated 20 million tons - but in very low concentrations (perhaps 1-2 parts per 10 billion). If you could extract it all, it would be enough for every person on earth to have nearly nine pounds each.

Coincidentally, nine pounds is exactly how much I need to commision that solid-gold C-3P0 figurine.
As a wayward youth I spent some years working in a solvent/precipitation plant where industrial volumes of copper were "extracted" from mineral heavy water. I have also seen the same process used in small-scale operations by prospectors precipitating gold, silver, and platinum from particularly rich hot-spring waters.

Quote from: aldousburbank on December 10, 2014, 10:47:07 PM
As a wayward youth I spent some years working in a solvent/precipitation plant where industrial volumes of copper were "extracted" from mineral heavy water. I have also seen the same process used in small-scale operations by prospectors precipitating gold, silver, and platinum from particularly rich hot-spring waters.

Nevermind.  I figured it would take me about 500 years to process a cubic mile of seawater.  That's only if I can invent some way to quickly filter out the gold.

zeebo

Quote from: Georgie For President 2216 on December 10, 2014, 11:00:14 PM
Nevermind.  I figured it would take me about 500 years to process a cubic mile of seawater.

So if we join forces, just 250 yrs.?



Minor league baseball player Rock Shoulders was selected by the Texas Rangers in the Rule 5 draft today.
http://www.baseball-reference.com/minors/player.cgi?id=should001rod






Happy Birthday, Frank. They broke the mold...


pate

I have no words for this feeling of the holiday spirit...

Meth Head Christmas Spirit

pate

Home-made frozen Tee-Vee dinner NOT done after one half hour,

continue to monitor situation....

edit:  House burst into flames, situation normal...

2ndedit: 375 degrees NOT enuf...  refuse 2 adjust........

Daggit

Quote from: analog kid on December 10, 2014, 08:58:38 AM


I've watched this a number of times and can't for the life of me work out what scene it is depicting.

Quote from: Daggit on December 13, 2014, 01:40:34 PM
I've watched this a number of times and can't for the life of me work out what scene it is depicting.

I'm glad I'm not the only one who was slow.  The guy in the red is pretending to be shot so that the person walking up the street freaks out and runs away.  Pretty stupid practical joke.

albrecht

Quote from: Georgie For President 2216 on December 13, 2014, 02:23:22 PM
I'm glad I'm not the only one who was slow.  The guy in the red is pretending to be shot so that the person walking up the street freaks out and runs away.  Pretty stupid practical joke.
I'm all for pranks and practical jokes but keep it funny, like old "Candid Camera" or "Just For Laughs." The pranks "faking" people getting shot or some evil clown attacking and dismembering a person is going to get the pranksters shot by a policeman, or just a person, sometime soon if they keep at it.

analog kid

Quote from: albrecht on December 13, 2014, 02:30:38 PM
I'm all for pranks and practical jokes but keep it funny, like old "Candid Camera" or "Just For Laughs." The pranks "faking" people getting shot or some evil clown attacking and dismembering a person is going to get the pranksters shot by a policeman, or just a person, sometime soon if they keep at it.

Are you concerned?

One of my favorite snakes. Its pattern looks like living transmission data. I wouldn't hesitate "taking up serpents" like this were I to be lucky enough to see one in the wild. My postal carrier encountered one less than eight miles from my street.


aldousburbank

Based on the amount of stuff I clean out from the lint filter in the clothes dryer, I figure that I've collectively lost/thrown away several articles of clothing in the past year.


aldousburbank

It's fun to smoke guitar when you have good weed to play.

area51drone

Quote from: analog kid on December 13, 2014, 07:51:52 PM
Are you concerned?

I knew immediately what the gif was about and laughed my ass off.  I've watched it over and over.   I will have to pull that prank one day, it's brilliant.


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