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Ah, how I miss the old Undisclosed Booby Hatch. I see it's for sale.
Here's hoping the area isn't getting too disclosed.

Don't forget George, WA, where all the streets are named after Cherries.... Let's see... Montmorency blvd, Royal Anne Avenue, Richmond Avenue, Van Avenue, Nanking Avenue, Naden Avenue, Deacon Avenue, Windsor Avenue Morello Avenue, Rainier Avenue, Royal Duke Street, Lambert Drive, Wild Cherry Avenue...

Actual US towns:


Normal, IL

Bacon, IN

Vixen, LA

Waterproof, LA

Boring, MD

Novelty, MO

Happyland, OK

Boring, OR

North, SC

Tea, SD

Oatmeal, TX

Aloha, WA

DomestiCity

Faunapolis

New Chickentown

( Shine your shoes, boys. There's a New Chickentown! )

VulPine ridge?
Monterey Jack ?

Really, this is seriously cool. People might be driving buckycars before 2100.

Or flying in buckyplanes.

Or playing nanotubas?

Fantastic! Now how can we use this to supress freedom?

http://rinkworks.com/bookaminute/b/lovecraft.shtml

I remember Scott once described Lovecraft in the same way.

And Asimov is great, and it is funny.

Kellogg wrote:

TKarrde98 wrote:And the voice was male-- and crabby.

Eww... What did it say?

Scott

"I don't like pits! pits! pits! in my juice! juice! juice!

Outside the gaming and entertainment industry, I really can't imagine a use for such a simulation. I don't think people would want them around for use in practical situations. In Computer science, as with all science, the decisions are made by corporate management. ( With valuable data from sales a...

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http://rinkworks.com/bookaminute/ Has anyone seen this? Here is "The Invisible Man": The Invisible Man: I turned myself invisible, and it SUCKS. THE END Here is "War And Peace": Leo Tolstoy: History controls everything we do, so there is no point in observing individual actions. Let's examine the in...

But can democracy make the world safe from the US?

I like the original insignia best too. They call it the meatball. See here: http://www.hq.nasa.gov/office/pao/History/alsj/mercgem/mg-KSC-62PC-14.jpg The pc has made graphics design, design of household items, cars, and movie and television special effects, both easier, and cheaper. And DULLER. As a...

Definitely NOT the Enterprise. The NASA logo is the new logo, based on the old '60's era logo. The Enterprise was tested in'77. The '70's NASA logo was the red "worm" logo. Here is the Enterprise and the worm logo: http://www.edwards.af.mil/history/images/enterprise.jpg They came up with the "new" l...

As the saying goes, "I love my country, but fear my government."
And this administration scares me more than the last one.
Which scared me more than the last one.
Which scared me more than the last one.
Who makes a great ex president, but still had
Zbignew Brzezinski as national security advisor.

If you are really serious about an amphib, how about a DUKW?

Here's one in use by the fire dept. in Reserve, LA.

http://www.reservevfd.com/page15.htm

And here's one for sale:

http://www.driveoffroad.com/4x4.htm

(Although technically it's a 6x6)

Were those amphibious vehicles reliable? Seems to me they would tend to leak around the doors. Schwimmwagon: No doors = No leaks. Here's a picture: http://www.onesixthblitz.com/SCHWIMMWAGON.html I read where British officers would drive them at full speed ( about 45 mph ) off the docks, and back up...

[quote] Can't even remember that much about it now, except that the 'black pudding' episode was a classic and it was all hilarious. [/quote] Ah yes, "Ecky Thump"! Remember "Kitten Kong"? The Goodies were every bit as funny as Monty Python. I've got the box set of Python Dvds, But there are only a fe...

"Texas 1947" is on "Look At Them Beans".
(Great cover)
It's also on "Destination Victoria Station"
which is all songs about trains. I don't
think either album was re-released on cd.