LONG LIVE RED CHINA (Would you like your troll mein with soft or crispy noodles?)

12/26/05 | C.L. Gartman

[the_red_anedote]

China will never go down, and don't think you can banish communism. Because the people won't let it. They know they are the last standing, they are the only ones left. America is in a decline while China's climaxing, America will go down. We are just done with our prime, if anything, we were going into a depression since 1992 (and don't say you don't know that year). Communism is the American's medias' worst nightmare, because of censorship. I hope we all have to read one newspaper and wipe my butt with one brand of tiolet paper. I hope we all die for our next generations to wear the red armband. We deserved 9/11, and they enjoyed it. You probably hate me now, I know, you just still think like its 1945, well too bad its 2005. We only stand to fall.

[cyborg]

Awwwwwwwwwwww!

[Knitting A Conundrum]

You might not envy me the pay...since it's mostly volunteer work...today I was cataloging articles from the early 70s when they were learning to do satellite analysis of environmental things, like tree health.

[Monkey Face]

You could live here...105 days without rain and counting...unusual for here.

[StarCMC]

Oh my -- really?? It's not a vacation for me if I can't listen to the waves! :o)

[Monkey Face]

The pay would be good, too...at least I would learn something new. *sigh*

[StarCMC]

I know!! Someone posted it to me when I had Jake and I LOVED it -- and of course stole it (with permission!) LOL!!!

[NicknamedBob]

The trip to the asteroids would be interesting, but rigorous. We could tether some shuttles together for artificial gravity, but chances are most of the time among the asteroids will be in zero or very low gravity.

You never know what you might find, of course, but one would most likely find just rocks.

The crew cabin on the Shuttle-Thrusters, (the Gas-Cooled Nuclear Reactor/Rocket Engines), is spacious and well-equipped, but some privation should be expected.

The concept of the Zero-Gravity Toilet is brought forth as a reminder.

[Not A Snowbird]

Huh? Sorry, I couldn't hear you. I have moss growing in my ears.

[StarCMC]

Ok -- off to the grocery store. Oh what shall I cook tonight?? LOL!!

See ya'll later on!!

[Irish_Thatcherite]

Cool!!

[Monkey Face]

LOL!

(I'll save my comment, thanks!)

[Monkey Face]

LOL!

(I'll save my comment, thanks!)

[tuliptree76]

I grew up in the midwest, so I'm used to being wave-less on vacation. ;-)

[Irish_Thatcherite]

Seeya Star!!

[tuliptree76]

See you later, StarCMC.

[DJ MacWoW]

It's not that I like snow, I don't but it's weird. I think it's crappy weather because it's crappy NY. Even the sky cries. ;)

[Monkey Face]

I think you might be getting some of "our" rain. We have this High that doesn't want to leave, and it's keeping all the wet stuff well north of us.

Moss, huh?...I guess it's better than sand...

[Irish_Thatcherite]

I sometimes go to a place called Iniscrone.

[NicknamedBob]

"... when they were learning to do satellite analysis of environmental things, like tree health."

We'll be using multi-spectral analysis in our mapping of Mars and the asteroids, which was pioneered in those days.

I used something similar, in a document restoration with a scanner, by selecting the frequency of light to which I wanted the scan to be sensitive. It worked.

[Monkey Face]

Yah...I know how that is...you have a senator that begs to be accosted by the Moral Police. That would rain on ANYone's parade!