Dr Seuss does travel does travel well, I have "Green eggs and ham," and a couple others on my phone. They are great when an escape is needed.. A great hidden key...
Allan Living Soul -----Original Message----- From: archytas <[email protected]> To: [email protected] Sent: Sun, 26 Oct 2014 3:11 PM Subject: Re: Mind's Eye Re: Aliens We might say Dr Suess didn't travel well, not even to the 51st State here, lacking the edge of Danger Mouse, space-flight capability of Dr Snuggles and Penfold's PhD in fear and knee-trembling. I know you are developing the 'key-needle' concept in your secret laboratory (I have my sources). We are still resisting the invasion of Aldi here on the grounds of preferring choice between 20 versions of foreign cheddar rather than the choice to pay 40% less for one cheese that tastes like all the others. I find keys rather useful on the wrong side of a locked door, though needles are more relevant to the world of bubbles we seem to inhabit. The highly skilled German manufacturing machine produces one third of European cheese, is 97% self-sufficient in food generally compared with 64% in the UK (87% pre-Thatcher). Britain, of course, 'works smart', exploiting its massive deficiency in maths, competing in finance against the vastly superior SE Asian quantitative capability and now imports 60% of her cheese. 'Cheese' is key in the dynamic 'bubbleeconomy' - something one might have thought the smartmoney would have noticed given the highly uneducated, unskilled Germans (who had 16 times more people in technical training than the UK in 1910) make so much of it in their hapless, low unemployment, generally high-wage, self-sufficient, exporting economy. The Germans also manufacture many high-tech products, in factories with decent, subsidised canteens, such as pencils (the vorsprung durch technik bleistift) instead of sensibly subsidising banks to engage in criminal activity and tax-losses. Dr Suess was just a cheese too far. Gabby's eternal needle-key conflict with Molly is, of course, a diversion from the alien plan to destroy the US economy through excessive water drinking, seen most vividly in California and Neddy Seagoon's cunning strategy to drain the great lakes, both close to fruition. Britain, with its vast on tap from the sky water supplies, plays its usual balance of power strategum. Its all very cheesy. The alien is, of course, found in madness - something we have been defining from an already insane sanity. The Germany once led by a drug-addicted, gas-shocked, one time rent-boy (a key qualification for British SIS) British agent (turned in pre-Beatles Liverpool) - is now long gone, replaced by the world's most sophisticated economy making cheese from Russian gas. We have all been eating oil and gas for a very long time, too economically insophisticate to realise. Elander Borg creates himself from the projections around him - not unlike Bill Gates creating the image of a company built on the creativity he found alone in a garage and nothing to do with his mother being a director at IBM. I make no claim to invention. Is the above madness, or metaphor not yet made myth? Germany is undoubtedly the world's most sophisticated, educated and trained economy - how could anything else produce Gabby, cheese and pencils (my Volkswagen was made in Portugal, complete with additional annoying rattle). Groaf-jawbs people - the alien plan to make us burn our own planet. How do we fight the alien spider-ant matriarch without the needle-antidote to her pheromone economics? We are innovative - when Seagoon's plan to set the English Channel on fire failed due to inadequate Swedish matches, we invented UKIP. On Sunday, October 26, 2014 9:45:07 AM UTC, Gabby wrote: > > You mean your Elander Borg. Okay. > > Actually I think - in the sense of thinkthink - the "key" concept in my > interpretation crept in because I notice Molly is absent and Molly thinks > in terms of "keys". Which would then explain why I stumbled over peas and > ham and lead me back to Dr. Suess, a heroic sweetifyer who never quite > made it here in Germany. And no, the time pattern I see Molly operating on > is not the Thursdays mode. > > Am Sonntag, 26. Oktober 2014 schrieb archytas : > >> Quite reasonable Facil - my own experiences have turned out to have dull >> explanations, like flying lanterns, or extreme exhaustion, drugs (usually >> medicinal). The alien proctologists are best done by South Park. >> >> Interesting Gabby - a work's canteen with decent food more or less rules >> out England. British Rail used to do the management serving workers thing >> once a year at their staff college. I once worked with a Swede who >> probably only knew what day it was on pea and ham soup Thursdays, Elander >> Borg turns out not to have gender, being largely arachnid in biological >> origin. >> >> On Saturday, October 25, 2014 8:38:33 PM UTC+1, facilitator wrote: >>> >>> The two ufo's were many years apart and quite different in nature. The >>> first was metallic and had colored lights around the perimeter. It stayed >>> in 1 place for about a half hour. Many people reported it. Then it slowly >>> faded from sight. I looked at it through binoculars and it was a bit of a >>> oval disc shape. The second was a very large and reddish light that was >>> hovering in the sky at about 10 O'clock north, north east. It only >>> appeared for a few minutes and I was not able to pull my car over in time >>> to get a decent pic. A person I know saw the same thing and they were 12 >>> miles away from me. I don't attribute them to anything since they were >>> unidentifiable. 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