True, i have read those stories for my kids for many years. Oddly I till like listening to them. My children read them to me. They learned to read with expression rather than a drool monotone. (Sigh. Memories)
I am still working the hamster wheel generator. Joey my min pin is having serious objections. Allan Living Soul -----Original Message----- From: archytas <[email protected]> To: [email protected] Sent: Sun, 26 Oct 2014 5:19 PM Subject: Re: Mind's Eye Re: Aliens But you are an American Allan. I say this before Gabby needle-points your view into a tableau full of holes. Paddington's marmalade sandwiches are better fodder, let alone the space for Peruvian marching powder in his hat. I fancy Marsupial Mouse, an antipodean rodent that howls at the Moon (true) and carries a forensic science kit in his pouch (fiction) - Tony to illustrate ... Green eggs and ham will not power your phone - that's what the wire with a plug on and the hamster-wheel socket are for. On Sunday, October 26, 2014 2:41:48 PM UTC, Allan Heretic wrote: > > 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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