with Charles Fort
See, I didn't even know he was the etymological root of Fortrean.
You know, the last time we talked about Tunguska someone brought up Charles Fort.
Clearly I was skimming that day. Maybe it was interlarded with cute cat pictures.
Sweet! There's a convenient wikipedia entry on Anomalous Phenomena.
I know about Tunguska, but I have no clue about Golden Globe events.
I made my calls. Neither of them answered. All that sucking up of my will for nothing!
Okay, ten or so minutes later, I'm going to call both of them again, and even maybe leave messages.
Where is the Job Fairy when you need her?
It must be so cool to be the etymological root of something.
Assuming you're still alive when it happens.
I suppose we could ask Nilly how she feels about it....
I've never heard of Tunguska either.
Where is the Job Fairy when you need her?
Smoking crack in some back alley.
Where is the Job Fairy when you need her?
points to Isaiah Washington
I've never heard of Tunguska either.
I think it was very obscure until the X-Files mention. And then with the internet....
I thought the consensus on Tunguska was that it was a asteroid that was at the right density to airburst instead of impacting the ground.
Must browse for more unnatural natural phenomena which lend themselves to weird science and conspiracy theories.
Really you have to develop a taste for weird cheap docus on The Discovery Channel or one of its offshoots. Where were you for In Search Of?