JamesSavik

Engrish is a difficult language.

It's one of my favorites but I don't know who did it.

No shit. I was there. If you missed it, the music is immortal.

Trust me on this- they are soooo radioactive, you don't want any.

I was just chatting with a friend from Canada asking him to please take it back.

Well... this is different! In Dixie, salt is for margaritas, not roads.

That's an easy one. Styx https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Styx

According to the scientists who study the orbital mechanics of planets, comets and asteroids of the outer solar system, there is a large unaccounted for mass somewhere out there. Some think it can be accounted for by raising the mass of asteroids and Kuiper belt objects but, a big, fat icy planet out there in the dark would also account for the missing mass. It would also have to be a very long way out there. Past the apogee of Pluto eccentric orbit would just be a starting point.

Drew- Don't worry about your major much at this point. Just concentrate on getting your core required classes out of the way. Get them done and, done well, it will put you in good standing when you do move into your major curriculum. Just keep up with it! James

Story at :==> Glenn Frey Obit at CNN Best known as one of the founding member of the Eagles, Glenn Frey has died at 67. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5NTqZ347TKY Good bye and thanks for all the great music.

Happy birthday Riley! Why are you British boys all so hot?

Yarr! Rock Rats, Ben Bova's nickname for asteroid miners, are known for two things. First, hot and cold running sodomy. Second, they stay out for years and when they make it back they have a huge pay check.

That's an easy one. Yes.

I needz a hug because it's so much pressure being evil all the time.

Vision is the art of seeing what is invisible to others. -Johnathan Swift Dean's Facebook Page https://www.facebook.com/Roger-Dean-Official-Page-267978434150/ Dean's Web Page http://www.rogerdean.com/

Get a gym membership and go 3 or 4 times a week. Whether or not you meet someone, it'll be good for you.

South Eastern Conference football was royalty and, Bear Bryant was king. Kentucky basketball was so good that we played the regular season games to see who else was in the NCAA tourney besides for da Cats, Louisville and Duke.

Being raised a military BRAT (Born Raised and Transferred) is a recipe for jock-dom. I played everything and one point or another except soccer. It just wasn't around in my part of the South at the time. I was never good at baseball as I could never hit decently. Wasn't till later that I figured out that I needed glasses. Same problem with basketbrawl but set a mean pick.

One of my mom's friends broke her hip and is recovering at a nursing home. I just made a batch of these cookies and will drop them off there in the morning.

My Special Christmas Cookie Recipe (but they work anytime) Ingredients 1 cup softened butter 1 cup white sugar 1 cup packed brown sugar 2 eggs 2 teaspoons vanilla extract 3 cups all purpose flour 1 teaspoon baking soda 2 teaspoons hot water 1/2 teaspoon salt 2 cups milk chocolate chips 1 cup chopped pecans Directions 1. pre-heat oven to 375 F (175 C) 2. Mix butter, white and brown sugar together until smooth. Beat in the eggs one at a time, then stir in the vanilla. Dissolve baking soda in hot water. Add to batter along with salt. stir in flour, chocolate chips and nuts. Drop by spoonfuls on ungreased pan. 3. Bake for 10 minutes in pre-heated oven , or until edges are nicely brown.

When the Alliance Civil War broke out 2549, the giant TranStellar corporations located in the Corporate Sector seceded from the Alliance and formed the Consolidated Federation (commonly called the ConFed). The ConFed consisted of five huge TransStellar corporations: Nakajima, MilTech, Venture, предприятие (Enterprise) and Gradient plus hundreds of smaller subsidiaries located in the sector. Those five corporations alone accounted for almost thirty percent of the Alliance GNP. In the beginning they had a small edge in technology but that edge was fleeting. The Corporate War took four long years of hard, bitter fighting. When it started neither side was ready for hostilities. Caught by surprise, both militaries struggled to adjust. The fighting was confused and sporadic. The two fleets fought a series of fierce, sharp inconclusive engagements between cruisers and destroyers. When the Alliance was able to bring their new battle cruisers and carriers into the fight, the ConFed fleet was thrown back and finally destroyed at the Battle of Pelenor. Historically the Corporate War was not much to brag about militarily on either side. At first it was a comedy of errors. Then it became a drama of attrition. Finally the weight of metal decided the matter. The Corporate War wasn’t that interesting compared to what happened afterwards. The Alliance liberated millions of genetically engineered slaves. That’s when things got interesting.

Missed one! The Nordia Incident by me!