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Thread ID: 92316	2008-08-06 01:33:00	Ernest Hemingway...Ever Heard Of Him?	SurferJoe46 (51)	PC World Chat

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695209	2008-08-09 05:13:00	Joe - you watching the olympics? Nh...I'm gonna get a count on the body bags when the athletes die of smog.	SurferJoe46 (51)
695210	2008-08-09 05:13:00	I'm not too familiar with the writings of Benjamin Disraeli, Joe . When did he find time to write books - as I understand it, he wrote letters that were subsequently collated and published as books??? On a more serious note though, Veale was dissing Dilbert!!!! :stare: But I like the fact that you drop names like Heinlein and Asimov in alongside Joyce and Zola . . . . Ah! But did YOU find the ringer?	SurferJoe46 (51)
695211	2008-08-09 05:16:00	Nh...I'm gonna get a count on the body bags when the athletes die of smog. :lol: Spectacular fireworks display they had!:D	rob_on_guitar (4196)
695212	2008-08-09 06:04:00	Nh...I'm gonna get a count on the body bags when the athletes die of smog. I found it smoggy in LA the last time I was there,so you will be used to it!	Cicero (40)
695213	2008-08-09 16:58:00	I found it smoggy in LA the last time I was there,so you will be used to it! Not everybody who lives in California also lives in LA . I am about 150 miles away . . . and though the LA smog is NOT a problem, we have our own local smog-generator called The Inland Empire ( . wikipedia . org/wiki/Inland_Empire_" target="_blank">en . wikipedia . org(California)) which is comprised of Riverside and San Bernardino Counties . . they make a lot of smog from what's left of the factories that haven't gone to China yet . Hemet/San Jacinto (where I live) is a giant toilet bowl that captures the smog like in a giant petri dish and lets it fester here, killing and maiming people who don't believe that it's bad because they cannot "see" nitrous oxide . :dogeye: I can feel NOx on my lips, eyes and throat when it's here . It's heavy and lies close to the ground, bumping the oxygen to a little higher altitude by displacement . We don't get the dark sky-stains of hydrocarbons and particulates very much at all in the air any more . . . that's all legislated away . We get fumes from batteries being charged, vapors from "clean cars" engines when they burn methanol and selenium bromides from the catalytic converters as they work . We get cow-farts, which are rich in methane and whatever else they decided to feed them that day . I wonder if some of the sting in the smog is from feeding them orange peels? Hmmmm . . . gotta research that later! So . . . we don't really get the old fashioned stuff . . . our smog is cutting edge and modern .	SurferJoe46 (51)
695214	2008-08-09 20:53:00	Not everybody who lives in California also lives in LA . I am about 150 miles away . . . and though the LA smog is NOT a problem, we have our own local smog-generator called The Inland Empire ( . wikipedia . org/wiki/Inland_Empire_" target="_blank">en . wikipedia . org(California)) which is comprised of Riverside and San Bernardino Counties . . they make a lot of smog from what's left of the factories that haven't gone to China yet . Hemet/San Jacinto (where I live) is a giant toilet bowl that captures the smog like in a giant petri dish and lets it fester here, killing and maiming people who don't believe that it's bad because they cannot "see" nitrous oxide . :dogeye: I can feel NOx on my lips, eyes and throat when it's here . It's heavy and lies close to the ground, bumping the oxygen to a little higher altitude by displacement . We don't get the dark sky-stains of hydrocarbons and particulates very much at all in the air any more . . . that's all legislated away . We get fumes from batteries being charged, vapors from "clean cars" engines when they burn methanol and selenium bromides from the catalytic converters as they work . We get cow-farts, which are rich in methane and whatever else they decided to feed them that day . I wonder if some of the sting in the smog is from feeding them orange peels? Hmmmm . . . gotta research that later! So . . . we don't really get the old fashioned stuff . . . our smog is cutting edge and modern . As long as an Hemingway book,but don't give up your day job . !	Cicero (40)
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