Uh, so, Burrell -- was it our Victor (poet Victor, not new-ish Victor C.) who decided to spread these terrifying LIES?
Yes, it was our Victor on his LJ. I just assume he's always right about these things.
Allyson, you are indeed a wonderful auntie and your niece and nephew are lucky kiddos. Also if you are serious about getting the nephew a space suit it may be useful to shop around. We found Isaac's space suit at the Observatory for like $50 and later bought the same one online for much less. Also the space suit is sold in white, orange, and I think blue so make sure you get the right color.
As I commented when I first read about the fuel-cell Honda, now all we need is an efficient way to generate, transport, store, and distribute hydrogen, and we'll be all set!
Yes, it was our Victor on his LJ. I just assume he's always right about these things.
Hmm. Damned journalists and their facts.
t makes plans to hoard coffee
<makes plans to hoard coffee>
You probably don't want to announce that on a public forum, as that will lead the coffee-less zombies right to you.
OTOH, when the coffee apocalypse comes, we can all get tips on how to structure post-apocalyptic society from the Mad Max movies....
OTOH, when the coffee apocalypse comes, we can all get tips on how to structure post-apocalyptic society from the Mad Max movies....
STARBUCKS!
Two men enter. One man leave.
It's hard for me to get excited about fuel cells until it doesn't take a boatload of electricity to make hydrogen.
In terms of power, the answer is nukes. No CO2 emissions and the waste is small and contained. And, as a guy from a hazardous waste company once said in an interview, "I love nuclear waste. If you lose it, you can find it again."
If mankind had to start from scratch, I think it would have to live off the remains of this civilization, since we long ago mined the stuff that's easy to get to.
I'm tearing up about the books.
(I really shouldn't be allowed to mensturate)
Yes, it was our Victor on his LJ. I just assume he's always right about these things.
Hmm. Damned journalists and their facts.
I don't think it's so much a matter of his getting his facts wrong -- he just drinks so much more coffee than the normal (even Buffista!) mortal that the normal worldwide supply looks dangerously low.
Happy birthday, Cass!
Coffee shortage? Dear Universe, this is NOT OKAY.
