You fuckers are boring...

[Smeenus]

Somebody tell me something I don't know. It shouldn't be *that* hard. With all the new shit in the news like higgs bosun & developing lithium ion batteries that will contain three times the energy that they do now (which means we'll be seeing electric cars that can go 300 miles on a charge) surely SOMEBODY can enlighten me about *something*...

[Dave]

On Fri, 6 Jul 2012 17:56:27 -0700 (PDT), Smeenus

Post by Smeenus
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OMEBODY can enlighten me about *something*...

I just did the dishes. Outside the window, I could hear what sounded
like cats fucking.
You didn't know that. Now you do.

Love, dave

[Smeenus]

Post by Dave
I just did the dishes. Outside the window, I could hear what sounded
like cats fucking.
You didn't know that. Now you do.

Kooky.


http://nextbigfuture.com/2012/06/new-battery-technology-could-store-9.html

[Dave]

On Fri, 6 Jul 2012 22:57:25 -0700 (PDT), Smeenus

Post by Smeenus
Kooky.

http://nextbigfuture.com/2012/06/new-battery-technology-could-store-9.h
tml

http://vimeo.com/m/41038445

[Smeenus]

http://tinyurl.com/7sornf2

[Dave]

On Sat, 7 Jul 2012 13:40:51 -0700 (PDT), Smeenus

Post by Smeenus
http://tinyurl.com/7sornf2

Now THAT'S the kind of research I want my tax dollars to be spent on..

[m***@oripessach.com]

Post by Smeenus
Somebody tell me something I don't know. It shouldn't be *that* hard. With all the new shit in the news like higgs bosun & developing lithium ion batteries that will contain three times the energy that they do now (which means we'll be seeing electric cars that can go 300 miles on a charge) surely SOMEBODY can enlighten me about *something*...

I don't know whether you know this or not, but this has been on my mind lately (since I just spent three weeks over there, and got into at least one weird situation) and if you don't know it, I think you should: Do you know about the Israeli Palestinian conflict? Do you know which side is right? Neither side. They're all nuts. I believe I can justify that position, and that this is the ONLY reasonable position anyone should take on the issue. If you think otherwise, I will laugh at you and call you rude names.

Also: Geuze Boon. Drink it and marvel at the weirdness! It's the beer you should drink if you really want to prove to people that YOUR beer is weirder than THEIR beer.

[Hagrinas Mivali]

Post by m***@oripessach.com

Somebody tell me something I don't know. It shouldn't be *that* hard. With all the new shit in the news like higgs bosun& developing lithium ion batteries that will contain three times the energy that they do now (which means we'll be seeing electric cars that can go 300 miles on a charge) surely SOMEBODY can enlighten me about *something*...

I don't know whether you know this or not, but this has been on my mind lately (since I just spent three weeks over there, and got into at least one weird situation) and if you don't know it, I think you should: Do you know about the Israeli Palestinian conflict? Do you know which side is right? Neither side. They're all nuts. I believe I can justify that position, and that this is the ONLY reasonable position anyone should take on the issue. If you think otherwise, I will laugh at you and call you rude names.

What's a Palestinian?

[Ron Moses]

Post by Hagrinas Mivali
What's a Palestinian?

What's a gagortion?

ron

[m***@oripessach.com]

Post by Hagrinas Mivali

Post by m***@oripessach.com

Somebody tell me something I don't know. It shouldn't be *that* hard. With all the new shit in the news like higgs bosun& developing lithium ion batteries that will contain three times the energy that they do now (which means we'll be seeing electric cars that can go 300 miles on a charge) surely SOMEBODY can enlighten me about *something*...

I don't know whether you know this or not, but this has been on my mind lately (since I just spent three weeks over there, and got into at least one weird situation) and if you don't know it, I think you should: Do you know about the Israeli Palestinian conflict? Do you know which side is right? Neither side. They're all nuts. I believe I can justify that position, and that this is the ONLY reasonable position anyone should take on the issue. If you think otherwise, I will laugh at you and call you rude names.

What's a Palestinian?

Oh, that's easy enough to answer: Anyone who was born in Palestine prior to 1948. For example, my grandmother.

If you include people who are descended from people who were born in Palestine under the British mandate as Palestinian (and a lot of people do) then I'm Palestinian. I'm also the son of a Jewish refugee from Europe, and, I guess, Spanish.

Oh, but what about people who immigrated to Palestine prior to 1948? Why, they can't possibly be Palestinian. Except that a lot of Syrian and Iraqi immigrants who were displaced in 1948 are considered Palestinian. But they weren't considered Palestinian in 1948. In fact, I don't think anyone called himself that in 1948. But who cares about the past? It's the present we should care about, and maybe the future, a little bit.

If this doesn't seem simple, well, that was my point. It's a mess.

Great question! I love simple questions with complicated answers. They're the best way to muddy up a discussion.

[Hagrinas Mivali]

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Post by Hagrinas Mivali

Post by m***@oripessach.com

Somebody tell me something I don't know. It shouldn't be *that* hard. With all the new shit in the news like higgs bosun& developing lithium ion batteries that will contain three times the energy that they do now (which means we'll be seeing electric cars that can go 300 miles on a charge) surely SOMEBODY can enlighten me about *something*...

I don't know whether you know this or not, but this has been on my mind lately (since I just spent three weeks over there, and got into at least one weird situation) and if you don't know it, I think you should: Do you know about the Israeli Palestinian conflict? Do you know which side is right? Neither side. They're all nuts. I believe I can justify that position, and that this is the ONLY reasonable position anyone should take on the issue. If you think otherwise, I will laugh at you and call you rude names.

What's a Palestinian?

Oh, that's easy enough to answer: Anyone who was born in Palestine prior to 1948. For example, my grandmother.
If you include people who are descended from people who were born in Palestine under the British mandate as Palestinian (and a lot of people do) then I'm Palestinian. I'm also the son of a Jewish refugee from Europe, and, I guess, Spanish.
Oh, but what about people who immigrated to Palestine prior to 1948? Why, they can't possibly be Palestinian. Except that a lot of Syrian and Iraqi immigrants who were displaced in 1948 are considered Palestinian. But they weren't considered Palestinian in 1948. In fact, I don't think anyone called himself that in 1948. But who cares about the past? It's the present we should care about, and maybe the future, a little bit.
If this doesn't seem simple, well, that was my point. It's a mess.
Great question! I love simple questions with complicated answers. They're the best way to muddy up a discussion.

That's pretty much what I thought. But if you count Jewish Palestinians,
then that deflates the politically charged term. Plus it goes against
the notion that Jews came out of nowhere to move into a land that was
100% Arabic.

My next question is what's an Iranian and what's an Iraqi? I include
refugees from those countries by the way.

[Ori]

Post by Hagrinas Mivali

Post by m***@oripessach.com

Post by Hagrinas Mivali

Post by m***@oripessach.com

Somebody tell me something I don't know. It shouldn't be *that* hard. With all the new shit in the news like higgs bosun& developing lithium ion batteries that will contain three times the energy that they do now (which means we'll be seeing electric cars that can go 300 miles on a charge) surely SOMEBODY can enlighten me about *something*...

I don't know whether you know this or not, but this has been on my mind lately (since I just spent three weeks over there, and got into at least one weird situation) and if you don't know it, I think you should: Do you know about the Israeli Palestinian conflict? Do you know which side is right? Neither side. They're all nuts. I believe I can justify that position, and that this is the ONLY reasonable position anyone should take on the issue. If you think otherwise, I will laugh at you and call you rude names.

What's a Palestinian?

Oh, that's easy enough to answer: Anyone who was born in Palestine prior to 1948. For example, my grandmother.
If you include people who are descended from people who were born in Palestine under the British mandate as Palestinian (and a lot of people do) then I'm Palestinian. I'm also the son of a Jewish refugee from Europe, and, I guess, Spanish.
Oh, but what about people who immigrated to Palestine prior to 1948? Why, they can't possibly be Palestinian. Except that a lot of Syrian and Iraqi immigrants who were displaced in 1948 are considered Palestinian. But they weren't considered Palestinian in 1948. In fact, I don't think anyone called himself that in 1948. But who cares about the past? It's the present we should care about, and maybe the future, a little bit.
If this doesn't seem simple, well, that was my point. It's a mess.
Great question! I love simple questions with complicated answers. They're the best way to muddy up a discussion.

That's pretty much what I thought. But if you count Jewish Palestinians,
then that deflates the politically charged term. Plus it goes against
the notion that Jews came out of nowhere to move into a land that was
100% Arabic.
My next question is what's an Iranian and what's an Iraqi? I include
refugees from those countries by the way.

I have no idea about Iranians and Iraqis. But at least I don't pretend to have an idea or an opinion about things I don't know very well, which was my original point, really.

OK, one exception: I'll pretend to have an opinion if it was good for a laugh.

[a***@gmail.com]

Somebody tell me something I don't know. It shouldn't be *that* hard. With all the new shit in the news like higgs bosun & developing lithium ion batteries that will contain three times the energy that they do now (which means we'll be seeing electric cars that can go 300 miles on a charge) surely SOMEBODY can enlighten me about *something*...

Igor Stravinsky, whose travel schedule did not always permit daily showers, used to clean himself with his tongue, like a cat. He'd do it at the conductor's podium while waiting for the harpist to finish tuning. First the right arm, then the left, then he'd roll up his trouser legs and do his shins. He used to carry around a small steel flask of lukewarm water in case his mouth got dry. Once he hacked a small hairball directly into the face of Arnold Schoenberg, touching off several years of animosity.

[Ron Moses]

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Somebody tell me something I don't know. It shouldn't be *that* hard.

The pink triangle that is typically displayed as a symbol of gay pride originated with the Nazis. They used it to mark the uniforms of the homosexual prisoners, much as they used the Star Of David to identify the Jews. Talk about taking it back.

ron

[Smeenus]

> Somebody tell me something I don't know. It shouldn't be *that* hard.
The pink triangle that is typically displayed as a symbol of gay pride originated with the Nazis. They used it to mark the uniforms of the homosexual prisoners, much as they used the Star Of David to identify the Jews. Talk about taking it back.
ron

Sorry, ron, but I knew that. Try again.

(not sure I'm buying the bit about Stravinsky, esp. the furball)

[Ron Moses]

Post by Smeenus
Sorry, ron, but I knew that. Try again.

My cock is a Nubian princess.

better?
ron

[Alan]

Post by Ron Moses

Post by Smeenus
Sorry, ron, but I knew that. Try again.

My cock is a Nubian princess.
better?
ron

Better? Don't you mean 'suck her'?

Alan

[Smeenus]

On Wednesday, July 11, 2012 6:17:49 AM UTC-7, Ron Moses wrote:
cock is a Nubian princess.

Post by Ron Moses
better?
ron

I knew that too.

[Hagrinas Mivali]

Post by Smeenus

> Somebody tell me something I don't know. It shouldn't be *that* hard.
The pink triangle that is typically displayed as a symbol of gay pride originated with the Nazis. They used it to mark the uniforms of the homosexual prisoners, much as they used the Star Of David to identify the Jews. Talk about taking it back.
ron

Sorry, ron, but I knew that. Try again.
(not sure I'm buying the bit about Stravinsky, esp. the furball)

That part must be true. I read it on the Internet.

[Alan]

Post by Ron Moses

Post by Smeenus
Somebody tell me something I don't know. It shouldn't be *that* hard.

The pink triangle that is typically displayed as a symbol of gay pride originated with the Nazis. They used it to mark the uniforms of the homosexual prisoners, much as they used the Star Of David to identify the Jews. Talk about taking it back.
ron

Randall is taking 'porch monkeys' back.

[Smeenus]

http://men.webmd.com/features/8-things-you-did-not-know-about-your-penis

[Alan]

Post by Smeenus
Somebody tell me something I don't know. It shouldn't be *that* hard.

If it stays that hard, you should see a doctor.

Let's see...something you don't know...oh, at least one of the
Primanti's outlets (but not the one you were at) sells breakfast
sandwiches. Made by a hippie dude who talks guitars with me.

Alan