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Monday, August 21, 2017 10:09:52 AM
Putting On Our Apocalypse Glasses by Stilton Jarlsberg
(this is an extract, the rest is at the link)
Seriously, you're going to put your vision into the hands of America's sworn enemies and the Dollar Store?!
And since Nazis are very popular in the news right now...
Okay, one more, just for fun...
Today is "eclipse" day, which we're having sort of a hard time getting excited about. Not that we don't like looking at shadows, but come on - what's the big deal? At least one "news" outlet we saw referred to the eclipse as "historic," and many sources are calling it a "once in a lifetime event" despite the fact that the next total eclipse in these parts is just 7 years from now. Which, granted, may seem like a lifetime to Trump haters.
As far as we're concerned, the moon's shadow is always somewhere but we just don't see it, in much the same way we don't see a random Chinaman taking his morning poo on the far side of the world. Both are hard-to-see sights unless you're in exactly the right place at just the right time. Even so, we wouldn't go out of our way to catch either one (nor would we observe either without protective eyewear).
http://stiltonsplace.blogspot.com/
(this is an extract, the rest is at the link)
Seriously, you're going to put your vision into the hands of America's sworn enemies and the Dollar Store?!
And since Nazis are very popular in the news right now...
Okay, one more, just for fun...
Today is "eclipse" day, which we're having sort of a hard time getting excited about. Not that we don't like looking at shadows, but come on - what's the big deal? At least one "news" outlet we saw referred to the eclipse as "historic," and many sources are calling it a "once in a lifetime event" despite the fact that the next total eclipse in these parts is just 7 years from now. Which, granted, may seem like a lifetime to Trump haters.
As far as we're concerned, the moon's shadow is always somewhere but we just don't see it, in much the same way we don't see a random Chinaman taking his morning poo on the far side of the world. Both are hard-to-see sights unless you're in exactly the right place at just the right time. Even so, we wouldn't go out of our way to catch either one (nor would we observe either without protective eyewear).
http://stiltonsplace.blogspot.com/
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