Posted by Jim - February 2nd, 2010
But then- While I was looking through my password notebook (now that’s got to be a statement on something-) it changed its mind and when I glanced back, I was all signed in and ready to rock-
—Now, if I could only jeux gonflables remember what I was going to write here….
—grin
————— Jim
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Posted by Jim - October 24th, 2009
I’ve been fighting a really nasty cold for the past three weeks or more.
Um,
Interesting news about the future?–
Earth may hit a fork in the road in the near future. The “New Heaven and New Earth” theory:
Many of the more altruistic and ethical, moral people parc aquatique gonflable among us will move to the “New Earth”- move into a phase of existance that looks like ‘here’ but is actually a slightly higher dimension.
The greedy and power crazy will stay on the “Old Earth” and go through all sorts of trials and tribulations that the New Earth will not have to experience.
—More later,
—–Jim
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Posted by Jim - September 21st, 2009
So either Domino is that quick and got away or has learned to throw his voice?
Schnarr, the new software requires that you restart your computer now.
Call it a security update, nobody will structure gonflable question it. hell, you don’t want those evil hackers to take over your computer, so let us do it. (we’re your firends in the secret government, we’ve taken over your life and you answer to us. and we answer to no one. bwa hahahahahahhahhahahahaha-)
—–Not Jim (grin)
((And then Safari aborted the restart, because it absolutely had to remind me that I had more than one page open in safari and how could I possibly think I should let those close?))
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Posted by Jim - September 15th, 2009
-Rampaging barbarians inside cultural boundaries…
“Civilization” by Sid Meier, (I’m most familiar with II and IV) is a game that fascinates and really bugs me.
The basic premis of the game is that all civilizations, all national leaders, are psychotic. It’s an eye-opener to have Mahatma Gandhi decide that he should hurl a ‘sneak attack’ of Nuclear missiles at several of your cities because you won’t convert to Christianity.
I’ve gasped at messages that “Lincoln adopts Slavery”.
Having a “Great Spy” born in one of your city who turns out to be Ethyl Rosenberg is a heart breaker. I mean we have learned lately that (1) the trial was a sham; and (2) the US had already sold nuclear secrets to the soviets. So the Rosenbergs were scape goats and martyrs who were brutally butchered so ice holes could gain and maintain parcours obstacle gonflable political power and continue lying to us.
Grumble grumble.
But anyway. the game has such beautiful potential, but there are times when I want to grab everyone on the development team (one at a time, in a very dark alley) and growl, “You think you’re bloody clever, don’t you-” and shred their minds with visions of anything they’d spent time and emotion developing being torn apart and ravaged in front of them…. jerks.)
So why do I play it? Why do people who have been murdered, and worse- reincarnate on earth to try again? Because we have a truly indomitable spirit? because we can’t believe that a just and loving God could let us suffer intense injustice at the hands of others? Are we infernally optimistic or stupidly gullible?
Or maybe because I still harbour dreams of creating my own game, and want to see where they went wrong, and what they got right?
—–I don’t know.
—–Jim
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Posted by Jim - September 14th, 2009
-Monday, September 14th, 2009.
I think it got up around 24˚C, (78˚F?) and then it cooled when some intense rain came ripping through during the evening.
We had our electricity cut off from something like 9 am to 1 pm (I think it was more like 1:30 PM, when the electricity came back, but the clock had a 9 volt battery, back up- and it gained at least fifteen minutes while the lights were out.
But anyway, I tried to get the Morning Glories that Cathi planted beside tente gonflable the front porch, and I thought it came out fairly close to what I think it actually looks like.
-Um, yeah, well- It was a nice enough day.
—–Jim
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Posted by Jim - September 14th, 2009
Last Thursday’s Guest on Coast to Coast A.M. was a guy named Drunvalo Melchizedek. He’s connected with Hopi Elders who told him the Hopi People are a tribe of Mayans who moved to their current area because they were spiritually directed to. He says that the earth might actually slip on its axis when its magnet fields go wonky long enough for the stuff that holds the crust in place to go liquid. And when the magnetic fields get this wonky long enough, the vast majority of people on the planet may go absolutely crazy and have their memories completely wiped out. Those who survive with their sanity and memories intact will be those who have tobogan hinchable established a heart to heart loving connection with the planet. The planet is aware of each of us and can do that.
http://www.drunvalo.net/
So anyway, the other night, I was at work and started chanting to myself. I started feeling really good, and felt an overwhelming love for all of creation, that was surprising…
And then today I still feel pretty darned good.
—–Jim
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Posted by Jim - September 9th, 2009
I just figured out that I’m 21,914 days old today. (figuring in leap days, and believing that there was not a leap day in the year 2000, trying real hard to remember for sure.)
(but Yogis told me never to tell anybody how old you are, because their minds will subconsciously begin to effect the hinchables juegos way you feel, they’ll think you right into the aches and pains and limitations of aging)
so I just pushed the reset button.
The guy on the radio just told us that the first televised star trek episode aired on September 9th, 1966.
—–Jim
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Posted by Jim - September 9th, 2009
I used to think that women were nicer than men.
I used to believe that women were nurturing and caring
and men were bullying and controlling.
Lately two of the nastiest, most parque acuatico hinchable controlling, manipulative people trying to push others around were women who were trying to climb the corporate ladder (In pitifully small companies.)
schnarr- maybe I done got all the schnarr out of me and I’ll be able to rest and mend…
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Posted by Jim - September 9th, 2009
I can’t believe another summer’s gone by without me being able to go down to Vermont, New Hampshire, and Connecticut to at least attempt to catch up with people I care about.
I can’t believe how “Boxed In” I’m beginning to feel- like a conspiracy of would-be petty demagogues… who want to control every little aspect of everybody’s lives (everybody’s lives but their own) ((every thought, every feeling… every castillos inflables aspect of the lives of others???)) so anyway, I’ve been hearing that there actually is a group like this, (videocrats?) who are trying to manipulate public opinion, trying to convince us that their make-believe economy is falling apart, threatening the security and well being of all of us.
I don’t believe there is a real Economic crisis, unless a critical mass of people buy into their bullship.
The real crisis is the fact that somebody is trying to control our perception of reality.
—–Schnarr
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Posted by Jim - September 9th, 2009
I got this from a credit card company:
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“This e-mail is to inform you that you have not signed in to www.{***}cardsonline.com for 32 days. To ensure that you are able to access your CHOICE REWARDS MasterCard account information online, please visit us at www.{***}cardsonline.com. Signing in to the website ensures your online membership remains active.”
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Well-
Dear credit card web site security ice holes:
This is to inform you that your self carrera obstaculos hinchables proclaimed cleverness made using your web site so confusing and difficult that I gave up. And I’m a computer geek. How the fupp you expect ‘normal people’ to be able to use your stupid asp web site is completely beyond me.
go away- and do not, under any circumstances, have a nice day.
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Schnarr!
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