[from occupied ga]

This is a long article, and you might want to bookmark the URL for reading later.

If the excerpt is anything like the article, then no I won't want to read the rest of it. I have a finite lifespan, and reading drivel uses up time I'll never get back.

[mkjessup]

This is a long article, and you might want to bookmark the URL for reading later.
If the excerpt is anything like the article, then no I won't want to read the rest of it. I have a finite lifespan, and reading drivel uses up time I'll never get back.

Good plan. Save your attention for more important pursuits, like the new Hooter's Girls calendar, and coupons for some Pabst Blue Ribbon TV trays for those 'formal' occasions when your in-laws come over.

[SpaceBar]

I’m in your camp. The article amounts to gushing personality worship of a kid with a obsession for collecting hazardous materials in his parent’s garage.

[Liberty Tree Surgeon]

Hmm - you were not pinged to this article, so you must have clicked in upon seeing something related to science and/or space.

I’ve come to the conclusion that you’re a Chinese plant intent on undermining the US technological base. Either that, or - based on your tag line - you are pining away for the antebellum South, where what we do now with that new-fangled internal combustion and electrical power was performed by your happy, docile slaves in the field.

Care to inform us which is closer to the truth?