That would be hilarious if i could. I'd tell you what's on it, but you'd likely not believe it because of lack of evidence. I've mentioned a lot that i have no smart phone; shitty computer skills; slow server and typing issues. Mary has a cheap ($29) phone that takes a pic but is pure hell (for her; i don't touch it) to up-load anything.
btw, sparks, when i described the wild swing i was building, you asked for pics. Mary (bless her heart) tried to oblige and i sent you a private message with the link to a video a friend took of the swing in action. I couldn't post it for tech reasons. You never mentioned this. Meanwhile, another friend (unbeknownst to me) put a video on facebook of Mary riding the swing. I found out yesterday; haven't seen it; don't do facebook.
I chuckle at the book shelf thing because i have an amazing bookshelf. Two, actually. One has the usual epic science tomes, the new one, of my design, has neodymium magnets embedded in a laminated white oak board; covered by an 1/8th inch wood layer. It's a lovely shelf; white oak brackets; hidden screws; nice finish. Normal looking except for what is hanging from the underside. A hatchet, on it's pointed edge; a cast iron frying pan that can be spun on its handle, a claw hammer that spins on its claw. The top of the shelf is equally bizarre, with a variety of improbable objects, defying gravity in different ways.
(the wee magnets are the high quality grade 52 rare earth monsters; 1" tall cylinder x 1" wide with 1/4 ' hole thru; good for 90 lb lift. With the 1/8th inch of oak hiding them, they'll still hold 50 lbs.)
Mary has a pic of it on her dumb phone. If anyone here would allow, you could send me an email address by pm and i'd email the evidence. And some other stuff, equally amazing. Beyond that, it would require an absurd hassle for Mary.
Yeah, i have the coolest bookshelf ever!
(The other one has the usual nerd gems; Merck manuals; Origin of species; chaos theory stuff; Schrodinger's Cat; Penrose's Emperor's new mind; 3 lb universe; We are multitudes (great read about micro-biomes) Cetacean biology; esoteric math stuff; Mandlebrot; John Conway; etc. and lots of nature guide books for local flora and mushrooms.
But, hey! If i sent a pic of this, one should rightly express some doubts.
1. There's no proof that i ever read a drop of it.
2. A photo these days is evidence of nothing.
Two members here have been to my house. I didn't have the swing or the magnet shelf yet and i don't know that either looked at my bookshelf. I think grayman noticed some guitars; Prez noticed a French hillbilly with a joint; neither saw much of the stankerosa or the river for various reasons. Both probably saw some stone work and gardens and an eccentric old fool that built things. I'd imagine they could verify that much.
I'd love to show off my new shelf. It's the coolest! People would want one, i'm sure. Too bad the wee magnets have gone way up in price since i bought them years ago. I also have paintings on the wall that i did using magnetic fields interfering with a magnet pendulum swinging from the ceiling on a rod of Aluminum; holding a dripping bottle of paint. I have pics of them, too. They're stunning abstract art that i'd be proud to show off if someone can help. Formatting them for easy use is beyond me, but i'd happily send them how i can.
Wouldn't mind sharing some of my research as well. I've developed a means of encouraging tree frog egg survival...a nursery of sorts that enables the tadpole escape and protection from the normal predation or evaporation of breeding pool. Why? To see if the adults will eat the emerald ash borer...a bug that has devestated the white ash tree...of which we have hundreds of now dead ones.\
Prior to this attempt, i scoured the web for data; there was none. I contacted UK's entomology and herpetology departments to see if they would help. They asked if i would run a website for them. Shit. I'd suck at that. But i could supply the hell out of tree frogs.
(Snapping turtles too, btw. I've really bonded with them recently. Neat beasts.
damn it! Sux that ya'll have to miss this aspect of me and focus instead on this shit that divides us all for the crappiest reasons.
The U.S. ain't NZ or Oz. Here, we have ample reason to mistrust our government and our major media voices. Here, we have rational cause to dislike big pharma and that corruption.
I think the concept of vaccines is great; past ones have been lifesavers extraordinaire. Thank you, science!
That in no way exonerates the way-sketchy science leading to this covid jab. Can't see it? Don't want to? Love Moderna in a quirky, kinky way? wtf...never seen a single issue this touchy. A mere whisper of doubt can ruin one's life. And the passionate defenders of this massive rip-off are in a tough spot. At some point, crow will be eaten. You'll need extra blinders to avoid the exposure. We'll need a vaccine to protect us from this corruption. Sacred cows are being slaughtered. Lofty institutions are stained. Bogus journal articles and lying scam artists are becoming endemic. How the hell are you insulated from all this?
Now is the time for all good men to come to the aid of their country.
